Dictionary of the University of Minnesota
Dictionary of the University of Minnesota
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Profes- sor of law and dean of the college from September 11th, 1888 to date. Author of many legal works, including Contracts; Real Property; Personal Property; and Equity. Delegate to the Uni- versal Congress of Lawyers and Jurists. St. Louis, 1904. Alpha Delta Phi, ini9 Fifth street southeast.
PEABODY, Eunice D. — Born November 25th, 18G8, Alden, Wis. St. Mary's Hall. Faribault, 1SS8; Teachers' Training School, St. Paul. 1889; B. A. , University, 1904; M. A. , 1905. Taught in ele- mentary sch...ools for ten years; assistant in psychology, University, 1905 to 1007. Now teaching in St. Paul city schools. 272 Prescott street, St. Paul.
PEASE, Levi B. — Instructor in assaying, 1902-OG; assistant professor of metallurgy, 1906 to date.
PEAVEY PRIZE, THE— Mrs. Heffelfinger continues the prize of JlOO, established by her father, the late Frank H. Peavey. This prize consists of $75 for the members of the team winning the freshman-sophomore debate. See Peavey-Dunwoody prize.
In 1901, the debate prizes were won by Benj.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Profes- sor of law and dean of the college from September 11th, 1888 to date. Author of many legal works, including Contracts; Real Property; Personal Property; and Equity. Delegate to the Uni- versal Congress of Lawyers and Jurists. St. Louis, 1904. Alpha Delta Phi, ini9 Fifth street southeast.
PEABODY, Eunice D. — Born November 25th, 18G8, Alden, Wis. St. Mary's Hall. Faribault, 1SS8; Teachers' Training School, St. Paul. 1889; B. A. , University, 1904; M. A. , 1905. Taught in ele- mentary sch...ools for ten years; assistant in psychology, University, 1905 to 1007. Now teaching in St. Paul city schools. 272 Prescott street, St. Paul.
PEASE, Levi B. — Instructor in assaying, 1902-OG; assistant professor of metallurgy, 1906 to date.
PEAVEY PRIZE, THE— Mrs. Heffelfinger continues the prize of JlOO, established by her father, the late Frank H. Peavey. This prize consists of $75 for the members of the team winning the freshman-sophomore debate. See Peavey-Dunwoody prize.
In 1901, the debate prizes were won by Benj.
What to read after Dictionary of the University of Minnesota?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by E B Elwin Bird Johnson to read onlineMoreLess
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