Alumni Reception and Commencement at the Normal College
President and Mrs. Monroe hosted an Alumni and Senior class reception at the Monroe Home with decor in college colors. Commencement day featured 26 graduates, speeches by Dr. George Wolfe, diplomas presented by President Monroe, and an Alumni banquet at Metlen hotel. The day closed with auto rides in Beaverhead valley and plans for the summer term.
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Atlantic Street
Dlung
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Janey Tovey
Bernice Collins
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Ethel Adams
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the Normal College
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J. S. Fearis
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D. D
Urdia
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William R. Wyatt
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Metlen
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Edna Ketchum
Mrs. Fooley
Idanha Baker
Panama Canal Nears Readiness Amid Final Works
The canal project approaches completion as the last construction tasks near finish. Engineers report progress on locks, gates, and supporting infrastructure with officials optimistic about opening milestones.
Launch of the Largest Ship Vaterland at Hamburg
The June issue of Popular Mechanics details the 1913 launch of the Vaterland in Hamburg. It notes the 950 by 100 by 50 foot dimensions, steel inner shell, bulkheads, and vast construction mass including 1,500,000 rivets and a 90 ton rudder.
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Vaterland Vessel Power and Searchlight Capabilities
The large turbines each output 22,000 horsepower with total power over 70,000. Turbine outer casing measures 25 by 18 feet and the propeller shaft is 18 inches. The Vaterland will feature 80,000 candlepower searchlights on the foremast, visible for 30 miles and usable to illuminate distant objects seven miles away. It carries 84 lifeboats for passengers and crew.
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Vaterland
How Barbed-Wire Fences Spread Dis Ease Among Cattle
A Farm and Fireside excerpt describes postmortem infection from a doctor’s cut, barbed wire transferring tuberculosis via skin breaks, and horn contact spreading bloodborne germs. It also notes a Wisconsin Agriculture editorial on chicken yield and price, citing conversion from live weight to edible roast chicken.
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Wisconsin College of ‘Agriculture
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