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Title Article Summary
Miss Bertha Patt Back to teach after a year of study.
It is greatly to be regretted Regrets that Mary Simmons and Charles Frederick have left the faculty.
There will be much said, soon, regarding new State Normal Schools ISNS and its administration have not been opposed to the establishment of new schools, but would first urge adequate support for ISNS.
Marion Seerley President and Mrs. Seerley's youngest daughter died August 15, 1899, after a short illness.
Miss Mary S. Morse Will teach at Normal School in Stevens Point, Wisconsin.