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| Normal Eyte | 12 | 24 | 376 |
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| Title | Article Summary |
|---|---|
| The first assistant | Edith M. Fischer is doing well in Logan. |
| Clara B. Denniston | Recovering from typhoid fever. |
| County Superintendent Miller | Praise for work of Cap Miller. |
| O. N. Oleson | Engaged in religious work in North Dakota. |
| Recently the museum | Lulu Bovee donated a large collection of minerals and fossils from Montana. |
| Ida Strawn | Teaching in South Dakota. |
| Miss Nellie Dority | Caring for her mother. |
| Mrs. Alice Mallory | Teaching in Missouri Valley. |
| Otto F. Burgess | Working with religious group in New York. |
| Among graduates | Nervie Keeler attended professional meeting. |
| Geo. W. Curtis and Edith E. Curtis | Mother died. |
| Wm. D. Taylor | Farming near Eddyville. |
| Lydia Blanch | Teaching near Mt. Vernon. |
| Nellie Fields | Teaching in Grinnell. |
| Myrtle Bardsley | Teaching in Neola. |
| Excellent reports | E. S. Barker is doing well at Mediapolis. |
| The assistant principal | Edna Poorbaugh is doing well at Maxwell. |