Blair enters as second class matter at Hanover post office
The notice records that T. W. Blair is entered as second class matter at the Hanover Indiana post office, with the filing date May 21, 190, under the 1879 act.
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Newspaper
Hanover College Triangle
Location
Hanover, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1910
Page
2
The notice records that T. W. Blair is entered as second class matter at the Hanover Indiana post office, with the filing date May 21, 190, under the 1879 act.
A public notice argues for frank discussion of the library system, urging cost awareness while favoring better use of funds. It highlights strong theology and Shakespearean holdings, but notes weakness in English literature and sociology and calls to move religious shelves to make room for readable, utility-focused works.
A revised plan for the Swope collection proposes moving it to a visible place and creating a useful government depository with indexing. The writer urges binding unused magazines, keeping complete newspaper files, and adding a yearly index to improve access while removing outdated material.
The article notes a revival in student organizations including sports, literary societies, the Dramatic Club, the Press Club, and fraternities, with the Y M C A resurgent after a minstrel show funded debts while the Y W C A remains dormant. It urges joint action to spruce up their building, paint interiors, replace chairs, and improve sidewalks.
Hanover College offers foundational training for multiple disciplines and aims to provide high level student life, free tuition with moderate contingent charges, and a distinctively Christian liberal education. Founded 1827, it is co educational and admits graduates of commissioned high schools to the freshman class without examination.
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