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Newspaper
Iowa Citizen
Location
Iowa City, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1903
Page
14
The article reports that Senator Allison denied a claim he said reciprocity is a beautiful theory but impossible. Republicans doubt the report, noting no denial earlier. A later Dubuque denial says it is absurd to think he would oppose a policy he has urged. It mentions he may write Iowa’s tariff plank to heal factional splits.
A postman voices support for higher wages amid claims Iowa City postal workers are underpaid. He notes annual salaries range from 600 to 1000 dollars depending on city size, with eight hour days that are badly split. The piece also mentions tariff debates, Senate votes, and a medical testimonial for Electric Bitters.
Police investigate three Iowa City burglaries in one night with bands of intruders targeting homes on Pack Parlor, Summit, and Kirkwood avenues. The break ins yielded a revolver, $10, and $3 plus jewelry, with investigations ongoing to identify the culprits.
A high school orchestra hosts a benefit event titled Country-Kid to raise funds for athletic programs. The concert features student musicians performing country-themed selections to support school sports initiatives. Local supporters encouraged to attend and donate.
The city high school orchestra, after a successful first showing at St. Brendan's hall, agrees to perform The Country Kid again for the University Athletic Union. The same cast returns with improved scenery by professional designers and enhanced lighting. Tickets cost 25 and 35 cents, with proceeds supporting athletics.
The document presents the annual report of the Town City Finance Committee for the year ending April 1 1902 showing receipts and disbursements across general funds. It lists mayor J Stebbins clerk J W Molland health officer Switzer street commissioner Clearman and others with varied expenditures including street work coal printing insurance and legal notices. The report notes tax refunds and bonds with dates from 1892 to 1902 and totals indicating a contract entitlement of 55344.15.
General orders issued by Colonel George R. Burnett enforce strict attendance in the military department at the State University Baton April 6 1903. Cadets with unexcused absences will be reduced to ranks or suspended, with roll calls and written explanations required. Cadet officeholders must maintain perfect attendance or lose posts.
Rock Island System agents within 1300 mile radius sell tickets to West Branch at open fare plus one third round trip. Call nearest ticket agent for full information.
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