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Newspaper

Iowa Citizen

Location

Iowa City, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 18, 1903

Page

3

Park Board Nomination Drive Advances in Ark City

Citizens from both parties attended a artisan convention to select park board candidates. Judge Wade urged a businesslike approach, a six member nominating committee formed, and afterward the group endorsed a petition listing nominees including Wade, Korab, Koontz, Ball, Reese, Hanley, and Dutcher for final action.

Park Commisners G. T. Reddick Jer Mr. Yyton C. M. Dutcher Anthony Hanley G. W. Koontz P. A. Korab T. H. Machride Dutcher Wade F. E. Ayers Stouffer W J. McDonald Magowen Willard J. Welch A. J Hanley Charles H. Dayton Ll. J. Baschongel George W. Ball Walter M. Davis J. A. Valenta Julius Haberstrob Alfred Stevens Benner S. E. Stevenson George T. Reddick Charles K. Wake W. R. Shields J. H. Maggard D. A. Reese F. Ansley James W. Dvorsky John J. Keppier Jay Chatham Charles M. Dutcher

Football Men Answer Call For September Practice

Manager Nyle Jones of the Athletic Association reports replies to the September 1 practice call. Fred Moore, after summer in Idaho, and last year’s training, is expected to be a star. Tupper, Washburn, Humeston, Murphy and Allen plan to report by September 1 to begin training for the strong squad.

Nyle Jones the Athletic Association Footall Smore Fred Moore Idaho Tupper Washburn Humeston Murphy Allen

Jurors Drawn for September Term in Cedar Rapids

Clerk J. Stewart of the U S district court Northern Iowa has drawn the grand and petit jurors for the September term convening September 12 in Cedar Rapids. Grand jurors include J M Files James McGruder Jr C H Darner and Frank Adams. Petit jurors include Allison Tucker John Baldwin W H Harrell Frank Lutz and Michael Organ.

J. ©. Stewart U.S Rourt Iowa Cedar Rapids J. M. Files James McGruder, Jr C. H. Darner Springdale Frank Adams Solon Petic Allison Tucker John Baldwin W. &. Harrell Frank

Muscatine Conference Holds Wilton Junction Meeting

At a Muscatine Conference session in Wilton Junction Rev W A Pye newly elected Wilton Junction public school principal was presented and named local preacher. William J Scott of Oxford was urged for trial admission in the annual conference. The regular fall session will be at Riverside. Metcalf recovers from a two week illness. John Brubaker, once a long time cobbler here, is seriously ill five miles from town. Miss Fannie Walker, instructor at a southern institute for the deaf and dumb, visits. Wm Ravely is seriously ill, an elderly settler starting to fail.

Muscatine Wilton Junction W. A. Pye Upper Iowa Wilton Juncton N. Pye M. E Iowa City William J. Scott Oxford Riverside John Brubaker Ows Fannie Walker Southern Institute For the Deaf and Dumb

Fish Market Relocates to East Market Street

Philip Stagg moves his fish market from 204 Sout Duboce Street to 327 East Market Street near Rit Enmeyer's meat market. The change takes effect August 23.

Philip Stagg Sout Duboce Street East Market Street Neot Ritenmeyer

Registration at University Drives Strong Interest Across State

The university notes rising inquiries and better registration prospects for next year. County clubs, led by Rev. J. Johnson of Lisbon, actively refer prospective students and alumni back to the university. Regional financial improvements buoy optimism for enrollment growth.

Rev. J. ©. Johnson Lisbon

One Dose Cures Diarrhoea Claim for Chamberlain Remedy

A provincial ad copy touts Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as curing a severe diarrhoea attack after nine days of other medicines. It features a testimonial from R. G. Stewart of Greenville Alabama and notes sales by druggists on Mondays and Fridays. The piece also mentions Ringling Brothers exhibiting Baby Boo the baby elephant along with other rare animals and an upcoming Johnson County Fair ice cream social hosted by Mrs Robt Graham on Thursday evening August 17.

Chamberlain R. G. Stewart Stewart & Bro Greenville Ala Mon. & Fri Rob’t, Graham College and Gilbert Streets Johnson County

South Dakota Offers Best Opportunities for Farmers and Living

Town farmers know that for eliver sifed farming and a desirable place to live South Dakota offers the best opportunities in the northwest. For a special rate of $10.00 for the round trip, see J. M. Cash. ad.

South Dakota Northwest J. M. Cash

Woodman Day Program for Southeastern Iowa Picnic

Woodmen and friends travel to Muscatine for the Southeastern Iowa Picnic. Activities begin at Railway Park at 2 PM with music and welcomes from Mayor McNutt and Head Consul Talbot. Contests include drill, tug of war, foot races, band competition, and a parade with prizes up to 200 dollars. Delegation prizes and a drill team dance close the day.

Mustattee Southeastern Iowa Muscatine Camp R. S. McNutt Talbot Woodman Hall Hare’s Hall

One Dollar Saved Represents Ten Dollars Earned

An editorial urging frugal living and small savings with examples from daily expenses and medicine purchases. Emphasizes that saving a little now prevents larger costs later, noting Chambedyclai Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as inexpensive garden seeds and household savings. Sold by druggists.

Suit Filed for 306 Dollars Against Banks in Cedar Rapids

Milton Remley and J. J. Ney sue Manning and Epperson of Eddyville and Security Savings Bank of Cedar Rapids in the superior court at Cedar Rapids. They seek a judgment for 306 dollars assigned to Remley and Ney before their firm dissolved.

Milton Remley J. J. Ney Cedar Rapids Manning & Epperson Eddyville Security Savings Bank of Remley & Ney

Norwegian Pioneer Association to Meet in Story City

All Norwegian settlements will send delegates to the Triennial convention of the Norwegian Pioneer Association of America in Story City, Story county, in October. Founded nine years ago, the group preserves Norwegian settlement history in the United States and has no political or church ties. Consul Halle Stensland is president and Professor Veblen, former head of the physics department at the state university, is secretary.

Story City Story County Norwegian Pioneer Association of America United States Norwegienn Amercia Halle Stensland Veblen State University

Bucklee's Arnica Salve for Ulcers and Sores

Flat Rock resident William Bedell says Bucklee's Arnica Salve healed ulcers, sores, and cancers, claiming it is the best healing dressing he has found. It soothes and heals cuts burns and scalds. 25 cents at Henry Louis and W. E. Schradet. Guaranteed.

Wm. Bedell Flat Rock Mich Bucklee Henry Louis W. E. Schradet

See Canada's Wheatlands on Special Rail Trip

A notice promotes a special Tuesday trip August 22 offering a 312.00 round trip fare to view Canada wheatlands. It urges quick action to buy land as prices rise with boat and crop prospects, inviting inquiries at A. Coldren’s office.

Wheatlands Canada

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