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Newspaper
Iowa Citizen
Location
Iowa City, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1905
Page
8
Today marks a blessed feast day in the Catholic church observed at St. Wenceslaus St. Patrick and St. Mary's. St. Wenceslaus held two masses with benediction at 3 o'clock in the afternoon. Regular Sunday mass times were kept at St. Patrick and St. Mary's with benediction following the first high mass.
George W. Unkrich of Fairfield Iowa writes that years of bladder and kidney problems were cured after consultations with Dr shallenberger. He offers to share details of his case if contacted.
More than three hundred people attended Trinity Church last evening for a community supper. Organizers praised the turnout and the smooth execution of the event, noting the warm reception and strong support from parishioners and neighbors.
A lingering cough signals possible lung trouble and may be serious. Alexander McMillan of Maple Ridge Michigan endorses Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, claiming excellent results and high praise. Sold by all druggists. mon & fri.
Leather Rockers and couches showcased with mission designs in Early English style. Prices emphasized as especially pleasing, highlighting quality and value at 128 Schneider Bros.
Prof Patterson of this city attends the National Conference of state government representatives and civic groups in New York to discuss immigration. Delegates from twenty six states gather with civic leaders as Ellis Island hosts a luncheon. They observe the immigrant inspection and the processing of about five thousand newcomers.
An article discusses speeding relief from a cold to reduce pneumonia risk. It cites Mr B L Hai of Waverly Virginia praising Chamberlain's Cough Remedy after long use and recommends it to friends. notes it is for sale by all druggists.
Attend the Congregational ladies bazaar at the church next Wednesday with a 2:30 sale start and supper available from 5:20 onward. Proceeds support church activities and relief efforts. Events include 35 vents.
Rev A Reinemund resident pastor of the Orphans Home and the Home for Aged in Muscatine will conduct divine services at Sharon Center on Sunday forenoon. He resides at the old Hershey place west of Muscatine.
The Royal Neighbors last Wednesday night elected officers for the seat with Stella Anderson chosen as past oracle and Carrie Chapman honored as recorder for the sixth time. Other officers include Minnie Emmons oracle, Margaret Marshall v oracle, Sarah Hanley chancellor, Matilda Novak receiver, Lizzie Stevens marshal, Lena Tomlin O sentinel, Anna Dvorsky O sentinel, Anna Shimek manager, and physicians Dr. Smith and Dr. Lytle.
A Congregational bazaar will be held Wednesday at 1 p.m. Supper in the evening starts at 5 30 for 35 cents. The notice invites ladies to shop and men to eat generously, promising plenty for all.
The ad touts Schneider Bros. kitchen cabinets as ideal Xmas gifts and a pleasure to use at holiday special prices. It positions kitchen work as easy and agreeable, promising lasting satisfaction.
Annual church bazaar planned by the Christian church on Tuesday December 12 starting at 2 PM. A fine supper will be served at 2:30 PM. Tickets are 35 cents.
The Board of Athletic Control awarded the coveted I S to Moore Nuram Rockwood Schwinn Seidel Streff Kent White Chalmers McGowan Tupper Murphy Allen Grees Washburn. The alu insignia went to Fritzell Knapp Fitz Atkinson and Simons.
Miss Blanche Osborne departs for St Paul after visiting two weeks with Miss Leva Mathis. The Christian church Bazaar opens Tuesday December 17 with a baby booth and old fashioned well as attractions and supper at 5 30.
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