08 Mar 1905
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Newspaper
The Cornellian
Location
Mount Vernon, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1905
Page
1
The Mount Vernon publication lists staff with Otis H. Movare as Editor in Chief and O. Don Woop as Business Manager. Assisting editors include K. D. Miller and W. A. Ricky with EF rep Blackwell and others in roles across 05 listings.
Entry from Mount Vernon Iowa shows the item entered at the Post Office as second class matter indicating mail designation and distribution context.
A compact notice lists prizes and participants for the 6 Literary, Humorous, and Men’s Athletics sections. Names include Minnie Bush, Fred J. Miller, Lulu Botts, Arch Maxwell, Alice K Elrath, Winifred Worn, Roy Billings, Roman Miltonian, and Esthesian society terms. The item appears as a formal society timetable with club names and activity descriptors.
Subscriptions are $1.25 per year in advance and $1.50 after January 1. A term subscription is $2.15 and single copies cost 10 cents. Advertising rates available. Subscriptions are permanent until canceled and arrears paid. Communications to O. Don Wood in Mount Vernon Iowa. Editor and Business hours listed.
Monday evening the Auditorium hosted the conservatory term concert highlighting piano and vocal solos, piano and cello duet, vocal trio, chorus, and violin obligates. The program’s variety and musical finish earned praise for professional-level musicianship.
A concert program lists performances and soloists including Mascagni Cradle Song and Elgar works, violin and cello obligates by E D Smails and H D Barbour, with singers Miss Bessie Rose Miss Gladys Rigby Miss Eva Ambrose and others backed by accompanists Prof Horace Miller Miss Eloise Coates and Miss Laura Lockwood.
The Science club held a Thursday meeting with a large audience. Mr. Frank Brackett presented a profitable paper on Radium detailing a general idea of its nature and potential applications.
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