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Newspaper
Iowa Citizen
Location
Iowa City, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1903
Page
3
The Cedar Bluffs council discussed suspending Iowa avenue work to await gas connections, approved street repairs and lamp requests, and considered bids on sewer and Court Street projects. They also addressed sidewalk safety, street strip purchases, and liquor permits, with election officer appointments as the session closed.
Prominent druggist Obe Witmer of Joplin Missouri writes to customers that Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy has no equal among patent medicines for bowel complaints. The circular notes wide recommendation and urges sale by all druggists this Monday and Friday September 10.
Mrs Jessie Cheek will sing the Star Spangled Banner at the transfer of Iowa battle flags to the state house rotunda on August 30. The 11 year old solo is to be repeated as the flags are deposited. Surviving Town regiment commanders and other Iowa veterans are expected as guests of honor. Col. Eberhart of the 32nd Regiment, now in Des Moines, will be noted among attendees.
Muscatine city council granted the Eastern Iowa a right of entry and property acquisition in Muscatine at its last meeting. The body may deny river frontage at the final reading and action.
Friday and Saturday Trustee Dixon and Professor Stanton of the agricultural college at Ames visited the city to examine the university’s workings and study its methods.
Town farmers urged to consider South Dakota as a prime area for growing and living, noting special transportation rate of 10.00 dollars for round trip via J. M. Cach tt.
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