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1 This week the Normal Eyte attains its expected growth Offers a more lengthy newspaper.
2 The Fayette Collegian Student newspaper from Upper Iowa reacts strongly to Normal Eyte football season review; Normal Eyte defends its position.
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3 Since the lecture by Russell H. Conwell Questions the connection between character and wealth.
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4 A Negro ghost story
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5 The drawing department Demand for classes growing; sections added.
6 The demands for desks Added thirty special desks for penmanship.
7 Biennial period, 1895-1897 President Seerley's plans for the school including an assembly building, a science building, a training school, a gymnasium, and a library.
8 The winter term opens Unprecedented winter term enrollment.
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9 The museum Growing rapidly; attracting attention.
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10 Charles F. Johnson Now doing state YMCA work; E. L. Hollis succeeded him at Fort Dodge.
11 C. E. Stinson Doing well at Cornell College.
12 We have received a program H. H. Savage and H. E. Blackmar speak at meeting.
13 C. A. Frederick Completed courses at University of Chicago.
14 Edna Klepinger Teaching near Lafayette, Indiana.
15 O. J. McManus Will teach in summer institute.
16 Reports have come to us Evelyn Newton doing well in Belle Plaine.
17 On the program of an educational council Several Normalites on program.
18 Carl J. Shaffer Principal at Lewiston, Idaho.
19 R. M. Wyant Read paper at recent teachers meeting.
20 The correspondence in the office Enrollment is likely to increase even further.
21 Louisa Crary Teaching in Whitten.
22 Margaret Young Assistant principal at Marathon.
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23 J. E. Williams Visited campus.
24 The B. C. R. & N. Railroad Will sell tickets to students at special holiday rates.
25 The Second Year high school class Elected officers and Commencement speakers.
26 Grace Troutner Attended wedding.
27 Mina Gifford Back in school.
28 Minnie Fix Brother died.
29 Chas. Johnson Visited campus.
30 C. J. Burrell Brother died.
31 Miss Ridley Brother seriously ill.
32 Mrs. S. T. Walker Visited parents.
33 Fannie Fink Went home sick.
34 Ella Morris Visited school.
35 Edna Poorbaugh Is quite sick.
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36 Remember the Andrews lecture
37 The sad news has come May Kennedy's mother died.
38 The next meeting Grace Troutner, Casper Schenk, Mamie Hearst, Fannie Mowry, and Jason Mowry will participate.
39 The forty-third session ISTA will meet.
40 The long-awaited street car Route of new street railway will shortly reach the corner of 24th and Normal Streets; propelled by electric motor charged by gasoline engine; two cars are working.
41 The enrollment this term 975 in normal training; eighty-nine in preparatory training.
42 On Thursday the M. Di. class and the Third Years Selected Commencement speakers.
43 On Tuesday each of the senior classes Organized and elected officers.
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44 Society Notes News of YMCA and YWCA meetings; description of literary society programs.
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45 Athletic Basketball teams continuing to play; Association still has small debt.
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46 Where is our skating pond Proposes creating pond on Dry Run Creek.