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| Normal Eyte | 8 | 23 | 324 |
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| Title | Article Summary |
|---|---|
| De Etta and Adda Fisher | Visited Tama. |
| Mae Butler | Will teach near West Branch. |
| Minnie Newton | Back in school. |
| Jason Mowry | Visited campus. |
| Mrs. Condit | Visited campus. |
| Oma Kiefer | Visited Nashua. |
| Mr. Seerley | Went to LeMars. |
| Mr. Steele | Visited chapel. |
| Mr. Samson | Able to meet classes. |
| Wesley Wiler | Visited campus. |
| Mr. McClenahan | Visited North English. |
| Miss Ridgely | Visited Miss Ayers. |
| Three loads of students | Went to hear Minnesingers in Hudson. |
| The young people of the Baptist Church | Will hold book social at home of Professor Newton. |
| Jennie Maynard | Visited campus. |
| Estalene Rhodes | Visited Waterloo. |
| L. D. Salisbury | Visited brother. |
| Mr. Fullerton | Mother visited. |
| It is reported | Charles Wiler will build new house on the hill. |
| Among the number of students | Several Normalites have gone out to teach. |
| Esther Seerley | Visited family as well as Amy Arey. |
| Elizabeth Wallaser | Will teach near home. |
| A letter from Grace Minnis | Doing well in Oak Park. |
| Miss Bozarth | Entertained friends. |
| J. D. Long | Sent Professor Arey some pressed flowers. |