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1 | The Kansas State Normal | Will receive $50,000 for additional facilities; believes Iowa State Normal School alumni are not as supportive of their school as the Kansas students are; urges ISNS alumni to support President Seerley in his efforts with the Iowa General Assembly. |
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2 | Resolution of condolence | Condolence on death of J. S. McMahon. | |
3 | The coming Field Day | Preparations for second annual Field Day; Cedar Falls businessmen have made contributions; hopes that good performances will merit inclusion of ISNS in state athletic league. |
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4 | Tennis tournament | Contests of men's, women's, and mixed singles and doubles. | |
5 | Aristos | Short description of recent program; election of officers; will give pins to graduates. |
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6 | The evils of competition |
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7 | There is a constant demand for good grade teachers | Salaries at $40 to $50 per month. | |
8 | A vision | A poetic dream. |
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9 | Miss Maude Humphrey | Leaves for World's Fair in Chicago. | |
10 | Miss Agnes Sullivan | Has been teaching in Dubuque. | |
11 | S. N. S. vs. Waterloo | Normal students come out ahead in spelling bee; the stumper was "spiraea". | |
12 | Y. M. & Y. W. C. A. | Meeting leaders announced; Mrs. Loughridge will address missionary group on India. | |
13 | Maud Miller | Will teach in Odebolt. | |
14 | Miss Mattie Emry | Finishes work in Washington; will study at University of Iowa next year. | |
15 | Mr. F. E. Lenocker | Doing good work in Arcadia. | |
16 | Miss May Polly | Offered re-election in Mt. Ayr. | |
17 | Dan Rhodes | Declines re-election in Camanche. | |
18 | Miss Etta Calderwood | Re-elected in Britt. |
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19 | W. M. Beardshear | Will speak. | |
20 | Picnics and boat rides | Students are enjoying the weather. | |
21 | Miss Vinnie Marsh | Visits home in Charles City. | |
22 | Miss Ena Ellerston | Visited by grandfather. | |
23 | Lucy Fais | Called home because of mother's illness. | |
24 | Marguerite St. Clair | Called home because of sister's illness. | |
25 | Announcements for Commencement have been printed | J. B. Knoepfler will speak. | |
26 | Miss Marie Bell | Has been ill; now is better. | |
27 | Miss McFarland gave her last lecture the young men | President Seerley will speak next week. | |
28 | Misses St. John, Curtis, and Blanding | Have had measles. | |
29 | Dr. H. L. Knight | Guest of Estella Harding. | |
30 | Miss Charlotte Shearer | Will conclude work near Tipton. |
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31 | The meeting | Will attempt to organize an Oratorical Association. | |
32 | The Commencement orations are done | Graduates are trying to decide whether to be happy or sad. | |
33 | The interest in baseball | Game played between pick-up teams; still need practice but there may be a prospect for playing other colleges someday. | |
34 | The complete list of events for Field Day | List posted; prizes and medals will be given. | |
35 | One of the spellers | Runs into watch dog upon returning late from spelling bee. | |
36 | Mr. Wm. S. Dey | Learns of sister's death. | |
37 | Prof. Page | Health improving. | |
38 | A cablegram was received | Professor Arey's party has reached Havana. | |
39 | The training school | Preparing for final day program. | |
40 | The Philos | Will give mock trial. | |
41 | Miss Emma Dahlin | Will leave faculty to study at Pratt Institute in Brooklyn. |