New Members Take Seats in Local Council
New council members assume office and begin duties in local government, bringing fresh leadership to budget decisions, policy oversight, and community projects. Officials outline priorities and sworn-in routines mark transition to the new administration.
Mayor Stebbins Addresses Council on City Progress and Future
May or Stebbins recaps fifty years of city development and outlines plans as the old council meets in the city hall. The session covers tax remissions petitions, street work, sewer and sidewalk projects, and budgetary warrants across multiple funds.
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Stebbins
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Ella Saunders
Committee On
James Lasheck
Committee On Finance
George Hummer Mecantile Company
South van Buren
South Johnson
Des Moiines
Bowery
Mary E. Ebersole
Committee On Claims
Herman Garnett
Light Committee
F Lembaugh
J A Valenta
United States Express
William H. Ellis
Golden Eagle
Morgan
Hanley
Trish
Wood
Faure
Madison Street
Jefferson Street
Fantz
Summit
Sheridan Avenue
Regan
Jacob de Forest
Iowa
Iowa City
Des Moines
State University of Iowa
Titte
City Council Proceedings and Appointments
The mayor named police and sight officers, with Frank Merek and Mac Burnett chosen as policemen and Lodge’s successor to be named later. Council elected a city clerk, Jerry Dondore winning over Leonard Barrer, and reappointed Street Commissioner Laughlin. Fire officers were approved, St McGowan named city engineer, council adjourned to April 10.
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Sea Police
Scott Wilson
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Frank Merek
Mac Burnett
James Lodge
Jerry Dondore
Dondore
Hotland
Laughlin
St. McGowan
Beggar Prince Opera to Open Here Thursday Night
The Beggar Prince Opera company wired Mr. Coldren that they will open here Thursday night with Mikado instead of Chimes of Normandy. They will then perform Chimes of Normandy and Pretty Persian on subsequent nights.
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Beggar Prince Opera Company
Coldren
Iowa City Mayor Addresses Budget and Growth in 1903 Speech
Mayor Stebbins delivers a detailed review of municipal progress in Iowa City, praising advances in water, streets, sewers, and lighting while urging fiscal balance. He urges careful expansion, supports permanent improvements, highlights the sewer system and library and post office plans, and notes the city’s semicentennial since incorporation.
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Iowa City
Iowa
Court House
Andrew Carnegie
Sam
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