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| Title | Article Summary |
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| The amount of sickness | Many substitute teachers have been needed. |
| The return of Miss Goodwin | Lillian Goodwin will be the bookkeeper in the President's office. |
| Mrs. Wilson | Visited Clara Drenning. |
| Mrs. Wilson | Visited daughter Alice. |
| John McPherson | Visited sister. |
| John Fellingham | Led chapel exercises. |
| George Cleveland | Quarantined by small pox. |
| Mina Ogden | Teaching in Parkersburg. |
| Pres. Seerley and Mr. Leavitt | Went to Des Moines to talk with legislators. |
| Agatha Watts and Almeda Stewart | Visited Estalene Rhodes. |
| Maude Weatherwax | Did substitute teaching in Waterloo. |
| Miss Thornton | Mother ill. |
| Jean Johnson | Substitute teaching in Vinton. |
| Bessie Spillane | Has been ill. |
| Nellie Worcester | Teaching near Marshalltown. |
| W. S. Yeager | Will teach in Sigourney. |
| Carl E. Axtell | Visited campus. |
| E. J. Van Ness | Studying law at University of Iowa. |
| Alice Edwards | Did substitute teaching in Waterloo. |
| Cecilia Anderson | Visited Council Bluffs. |
| Paul Samson | Principal at Aplington. |