THE

EAGLE.

Vol. 3. 

Agricultural College Mich.
March 1892. 

No. 4.

EAGLE’S circulation today 67.

LOCALS.

There are no new cases of diphtheria and 

the old ones are getting better.

The farm department has purchased a new 

team of gray horses.

Dr. Shank says he thinks the quarantine on 
College grounds will be raised next Monday. 
unless other cases appear before that time.

Rev. C. Baldwin of Dayton Ohio, has been 
visiting his daughter Mrs. Prof. Cook for a few 
days past.

March came in like a lion, where is the lamb?
Nearly one half inch of rain fell last night, 

good for the cisterns, but bad for the roads.

On the side of the race track towards Dr. 
Beal’s house there has been a place cut for the 
100 yards dashes, jumping, &c.

EDITED AND PUBLISHED TRl-WEEKLY BY ROSCOE KEDZIE. 

The Eagle

TERMS.

25 CTS. FOR 6 MONTHS. 

1 CT. FOR 1 WEEK.

The managers of the race track think the 
diphtheria is a godsend as they can get so 
much student help for nothing.

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PRESS NOTICES.

The agricultural college is blessed with a tri­
weekly newspaper, the Eagle, printed, edited, 
and owned by Roscoe Kedzie, grandson of Dr. 
R. C. Kedzie of the college. The sheet is only 
2 1-2x3 1 2 inches in dimensions, but for its 
size it is the newsiest paper in the country and. 
relatively, it has a good advertising patronage.
The State Republican.
There have come to us several well edited
and neatly printed illustrations of amateur 
journalism, copies of the Eagle from the press 
of Master Roscoe Kedzie at the Agricultural 
College. Skill in any useful art will never 
come amiss. 

Grand Haven Herald.

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