Iowa City Post Office Issues Second Class Mail Notice
The Iowa Citizen publication details its status as a periodical from Iowa City with eight pages and postal classification as second class mail matter.
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Newspaper
Iowa Citizen
Location
Iowa City, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1905
Page
2
The Iowa Citizen publication details its status as a periodical from Iowa City with eight pages and postal classification as second class mail matter.
A call urges residents and business leaders in Iowa City to count local manufacturing lines, compare notes with colleagues, and tour the town. It suggests involving family and friends, emphasizes widespread industry activity, and invites a citywide learning walk before spring rush.
Local buyers offer lower prices for the entire grain list ending a three week surplus threat. Farmers around the city resist selling unless pre-holiday prices return. Dealers doubt price increases though rising demand and tighter supply may push upward.
Doubtless the Howe Lifeforms show has made a lasting impression both here and abroad. Critics praise its distinct superiority and predict a bright future as it tours, with the Colden to host the performance Friday evening December 29. Ticket sales begin tonight.
Two Catholic sisters representing Cedar Rapids parochial schools visited the city last week to examine the government weights and measures in the possession of Dean Weld of the university. They hope to obtain a similar set for instructional use in Cedar Rapids.
Dean L. G. Weld secretary of Section A of the AAAS left for New Orleans to attend the annual convention. He will read a paper on the relation of mathematics to astronomy during the gathering from December 28 to January 2.
Advertisement asserts Chamberlain's Cough Remedy contains no opium or harmful drug. It claims safety for small children, decades of use for colds croup and whooping cough, pleasant taste, and broad druggist availability. Mon and Fri note appears in text.
Professors Calvin and Wilder of the state university geology department depart tonight for Ottawa Canada to attend the Geological Society of America annual meeting December 27 to 30. Calvin serves as president of the society and Wilder will present a paper on A A Wright of Oberlin who died since last year’s meeting. They will be entertained by the governor general and other officials.
A guaranteed core for piles claims jicking blind bleeding or protracting piles. Druggists refund money if Pazo Ointment fails to cure any case, no matter how long standing, in 6 to 14 days. First application gives ease and rest, 50c. If not stocked, send 50c in stamps and it will be sent post paid by Paris Medicine Co.
Logan resident Daisy Hunt sues George W. Egan seeking 10000 damages alleging false charges and assault occurred in Egan’s office after she consulted him as a client. The case relates to Egan’s past role defending Tom Dennison at Red Oak and was said to involve statements made before the Missouri Valley mayor.
Local medical fraternity members seek alumni interest for the second annual Alumni Medical Association meeting to be held here in February or March. Prof Guthrie oversees arrangements and the program will be announced within a month.
The notice lists recipient names for unclaimed mail including Baxter K W Hanlon B Blank W Hayes E Burge J Harley Day OT McKenna W Fountain Patterson T J Gibinson Scott HW Hand CW Alery Jo Hanley G Wicks Hf Lanes Blank Mrs-MacBride Miss M P Byers Myers Mrs MA Cochran Miss Phillips Mise R ded. Xmas Card A.D OVERHOLT P MM
Listing shows sales dates for farms and city property in Iowa City at a hardware store office. Contact numbers include Residence 206Y and office lines Johnson Co 25 and Bell 425 for early date submissions.
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