The Iowa Band
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E. Ripley, elected as professor of languages, with a salary of five hundred dollars a year. There were appropriate opening exercises, including an address and dedicatory prayer. It was a windy, wintry day. Not many were present ; but a few were there, with hearts of gratitude to God for all success hitherto in the enterprise wherein by faith was seen a college for Iowa. As the brethren met together in their homes, as they IO8 THE IOWA BAND.
came to their annual association, they began to say " ...our college. " They had need to say it ; for contingent expenses, salary, etc. , far exceeded the amounts received for tuition. Besides, improve- ments must be made, and more teachers employed.
Here began the years of anxiety and labor, teachers toiling, trustees planning, and the execu- tive committee trying to execute, meeting often, with much to be done, but never able to do it. When they could do nothing else, they could at least pray. So they worked and prayed and worked. Every year, as the churches came to- gether in their annual association, the story of the college was told, its wants rehearsed, and their prayers and alms besought.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
E. Ripley, elected as professor of languages, with a salary of five hundred dollars a year. There were appropriate opening exercises, including an address and dedicatory prayer. It was a windy, wintry day. Not many were present ; but a few were there, with hearts of gratitude to God for all success hitherto in the enterprise wherein by faith was seen a college for Iowa. As the brethren met together in their homes, as they IO8 THE IOWA BAND.
came to their annual association, they began to say " ...our college. " They had need to say it ; for contingent expenses, salary, etc. , far exceeded the amounts received for tuition. Besides, improve- ments must be made, and more teachers employed.
Here began the years of anxiety and labor, teachers toiling, trustees planning, and the execu- tive committee trying to execute, meeting often, with much to be done, but never able to do it. When they could do nothing else, they could at least pray. So they worked and prayed and worked. Every year, as the churches came to- gether in their annual association, the story of the college was told, its wants rehearsed, and their prayers and alms besought.
What to read after The Iowa Band?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ephraim Adams to read onlineMoreLess
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