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Title Article Summary
Miss Elsie Morrice Teaching in Brookins, South Dakota.
C. E. Locke Boosting for the Panama-Pacific International Exposition to be held in San Francisco in 1915.
Mrs. Fred Wright Planning to teach in New Mexico
Mabel Gabrielson In charge of English in the high school at Cambridge, Illinois.
Mrs. Maud Long Steele Returning to teaching after a seven year absence; will teach in Montana.
R. W. Scott Plans to attend Stanford University or the California University.