Normal Eyte — November 11, 1908
| Page | Title | Summary | Scan |
|---|---|---|---|
| 145 | Official; the Iowa State Teachers Association. Fifty-fourth annual session | To be held in Des Moines; Normalites will hold reunion and banquet; Normal School is preparing teachers for all levels of grade and high school teaching. | |
| 148 | Ames wins debate; farmers almost even up old score. Normal fought ably, but "aggies" convinced judges | Recap of the debate; photo. | |
| 152 | Normal blanks Ellsworth; purple and gold win fighting game. Umpire very partial; score 15 to 0 | Brief recap of the football game. | |
| 153 | Redpath grand quartet; will appear here Saturday evening, Nov 14.-a group of artists superior in solo and ensemble | Performance preview. | |
| 153 | Alpha | Will present Japanese drama. | |
| 154 | Letter from Cologne; Miss Florence E. Ward writes interestingly of trip to Europe--is delegate of Nat'l educational association | Florence Ward writes about her experience in Europe. | |
| 155 | Professional; elements of liberal education as found in travel | Professor Bender continues his essay on the benefits of travel. | |
| 158 | Roxy Peterson | Studying at University of Washington. | |
| 158 | Mrs. Ora (Clayton) Moore | Teaching at Gravity. | |
| 158 | Miss Sarah McBride | Will teach in Des Moines. | |
| 158 | Paul F. Voelker | Working as lecturer. | |
| 158 | Ellis E. Wilson | Candidate for General Assembly. | |
| 158 | Miss Lottie A. Hunter | Teaching in Kanawha. | |
| 158 | Florence Conant | Teaching at Tarkio College. | |
| 158 | Some campaign echoes | Poetic support for Cap E. Miller. | |
| 159 | Olive Elizabeth Olander | Graduated from elocution school. | |
| 159 | Kenneth Colegrove | Came home to vote. | |
| 159 | Society; Zetalethean, Neo | Zetaletheans gave Chinese program. Neos enjoyed Halloween. | |
| 159 | Allie F. Laughlin | Principal at Sioux Rapids. | |
| 159 | Ada Belle Montgomery | Principal at Clarion. | |
| 159 | Mr. and Mrs. Fred F. Wells | Have a new daughter. | |
| 160 | Coming events | Schedule of campus events through March 8, 1909. |