The Franklin College Student Council Ticket Question
The Franklin issue of Oct 7 1914 urges freshmen to seniors to buy their student council tickets. It notes low turnout and questions why many pay only limited dues while craving support for Glee Club Oratorical Association and S C A L activities. It highlights fraternity payment rates and pledges to raise awareness of student funding.
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Moores Hill
Franklin
Glee Club
Phi Alpha Pi Fraternity
Alpha Epsilon
Phi Delta Theta
Betas
Hanover
Have You Yours Money in Circulation Said Greatest Per Capita
A brief note claims high per capita money in circulation and asks readers if they have theirs. The fragment hints at a promotional or informational item about currency.
Money in circulation rises in October with emergency issues
The treasury reports October circulation up by 21,616,144 to 3,604,748,196 due to gold and national bank note increases from emergency issues. Gold in circulation reached 9657,944,193 and national bank notes 1,0650,960,169, with large month gains in both sectors. The treasury assets totaled 342,987,430, up 1,600, and overall money in the United States stood at 4,037,735,626, up 200,000,000. Per capita circulation rose to 37.15.
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Treasury Department
United States
Council Vote Urges Students to Settle Dues Promptly
A civic notice urges students to pay their dues now to ease financial strain for the council and improve community welfare, promising a sense of relief for all involved.
Sharp Harpist Seeks Wedded Life Amid Chapel Absences
Verse recalls a man named Sharp who played a harp and won a wife, while a list of exaggerated names reports several individuals excused from Tuesday morning chapel by President Hanley. Rumors say Professor Merrill contemplates similar action.
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Sharp
Jersey Holstein
Stopwatch Brown
Maggie McGuire
Ham Dennig
Library Book
Hanley
Merrill
Football at Home Shows Thurber’s Hope for a Winning Squad
Coach Thurber holds firm that a winning team is forming in the present squad after two weeks of rigorous practice. With the season opener more than a week away, strong work and growing enthusiasm are expected to fuel developments and public interest.
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Thurber
Fond Memories and Freshman Jests From Cotner College
A Cotner College Collegian column reflects on the Class of 1914 and 1944 with memories and loyalty themes. It includes humorous verses about freshmen, campus life notes, and reports of Mildred Merrill and Mable Toombs visiting, plus Ruth Pritchard and Ruth Bell weekend travels.
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Cotner
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Franklin College of
Indiana
Franklin College
Franklin, Indiana
Russell Kilyver
Russell Wilson
Jay Thom
Oscar Bogard
Blanche Crawford
Loren
Haana
Ritter
Alice McGuire
Ph Beta Phi
Ruth Hanson
Delta Delta Delta
Ree Sigma Alpha Epsilon
Harold Dickinson
Phi Alpha Pi
Ruth Wooden
Webster L
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University of Washington
Peter Tom
Mildred Merrill
Mable Toombs
Ruth Pritchard
Janet van Nuyg
Ruth Bell
Indianapolis
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