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Newspaper

Iowa Citizen

Location

Iowa City, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 27, 1905

Page

46

Controversy Over Iowa City Newspaper Circulation Figures

The 1905 dispute centers on The Republican and competing papers Citizen and Press. Allegations claim inflated circulation data, misuse of post office weights, and lists of subscribers outside Johnson County to mislead advertisers. Officials note declines from 1903 to 1905 and question the Republican's advertising superiority claims.

Citizen Press Dally Lowan Johnson Einty Democrat Iowa Methodist Alemecos Clariyn Te Repulican Board of Supervisors Fridtay Sohoses Babaniyetik Republican EHS Republican Aid Press Gme Maamiber North Liberty Vietsy Kalona Frank Pierce Kalova Taok West Branch Kaloua Setasoribeta Riverside West Liberty Wellman Cedar Rapids Downey Barnet Lisbon Curtis Secom Iat -Riveside Weet Liberty Geetiman Dowser Eslona Kelova West Bratch West Lid- Ete Wellman Idve Downey Eant Parnell Efebt Sone Fone Davenport Des Moints Iowa City Johnson County Neally Gifizen Daily Republican Daily Press

County Board Closes Six Day Session at Court House

Last Monday evening the county board of supervisors adjourned a six days session at the court house after transacting routine business and disbursing a large amount of bills. A B Frisbie was reelected bridge foreman and Herman Holscher chosen teamster for 1906.

Board of Supervisors Court House County Board of Supervisors A. B. Frisbie Binndas Herman Holscher

Captain M. S. Catlin Chosen Coach at Iowa University

Captain M. S. Catlin, famed Chicago University athlete and Olympic discus winner, arrives in Iowa to discuss and accept the Spring athletics coaching post. He aims to leverage his track prowess to boost Iowa’s performance after last year’s state meet win, promising strong hurdles and distance events.

M. S. Catlin Chicago University Chamspionship Eckersas University Chalmers Caltin Iowa Catlin Swift Philadelphia St. Louis

Mad Dogscare In North End After Rabid Bite

A rabid looking dog bit Mrs. Poggenpohl on Worth Dodge Street. Policeman Rowe killed the dog and five other canines bitten by it. Elmer Poggenpohl was also attacked and hurt. Attendants reported no hydrophobia danger. The North End neighborhood was terrorized on a calm Monday afternoon.

Frank Poggenpohl Worth Dodge Street Rowe Elmer Poggenpohl Ottee North End

Iowa City Deaths Surpass Births in Eighteen Months

City Clerk Dondore reports to the Iowa Association of Health Officers in Des Moines on births and deaths for the eighteen months ending January. The period shows 278 deaths and 184 births, with many births unreported. Hospitals in Iowa City aid the ill yet cannot prevent fatalities.

Dondore Iowa Association of Health Officers Des Moines

Conet Street Sewer Assessments Listed by Clerk

The city shows on file in the clerk’s office the assessments for sewer construction on Hast Court street. Property owners may pay in seven equal yearly installments or in full. Notes list W D Cannon 23.79 Frank Stiner 43.92 Jane and Rama Westcott 44.49 Mrs Amy Lictig 58.65 G W Elisonts 16.59 Jane M Jones 39.38 Battie V Welton 27.80 N Dames estate 159.99.

Hast Court Street W. D. Cannon Frank Stiner Jane and Rama Westcott Amy Lictig G. W. Elisonts

Hamilton Luncheon Hosts Contest Officials in Chicago

Yesterday noon the Hamilton Clan in Chicago held a luncheon for the contestant and heads of public speaking departments from universities in the hat contest to be staged that night. Attendees included F. J. Chasingham and Prof. H. E B. Gordon of the University of Iowa.

Hamilton Clan Chicago F. J. Chasingham H. E B. Gordon University of Lowa

First National Re elects Directors for Coming Year

The First National Bank held its regular meeting of stockholders yesterday and re elected all directors from last year with no changes. The board will meet next Saturday to elect officers.

First National Bank

Reverend Carroll to M a r e n g o D i r e c t i o n P a s t o r

Rev W E Carroll visits city with friends and relatives and heads to Marengo to assume the pastorate of St Patrick s church. He has been on the faculty of Sir Ambrose college and is celebrated for his service and ability.

W. E. Carroll Father Carroll St Patrick's Church Marengo Carroll Sir Ambrose College

Hughes Offers Records and Phonographs This Month

Hughes promotes Edison phonographs, standard sewing machines, and 600 new records. Advertises monthly payments and emphasizes Christmas as a gift opportunity with a selection of music and equipment.

Hughes Edison

Cast of Aid Society Play Debuts At G B S Hall

The Stovanske Lepa Society presents the play Deborah in Bohemian at the G B S hall on January 18. Admission is 35 cents for adults and 15 cents for children with a dance to follow. Local talent includes Varinec Jos Kanak and Abraham Jos Novy among a long cast list.

Slovanska Lepa Society Dance Stovanske Lepa Society Wil G. B.S. Hell Cedar Rapids Varinec Jos Kanak Josef Frank Shimen Usitel Albert Touber- Fatar Vincent Tarecek Ranhoile Jos. Konvaliuks Sioke Frank Fajthimel Krejce Prenk Censky Kramar Loa Koiron Tekar Anton Nerad Per Jakun John Kanak Abraham Jos Novy Ruben Anton Soncek the Kid F. Kanak Debora Misa Ella Prister Nana Lillie Jeslenek Nats Clara Prizter Kuzsna Mise Anca Soncek Devcn Ella Konvelinks Fidovka Dirs James Shook Nospodaka Konvalinka Jews Villag and Peppell

Boyce Home in a Blaze

Last Monday night the Burlington street residence of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Boyce caught fire from the chimney and spread to attic stored bedding. The fire caused roof and water damage. most furniture was saved. The house, owned by Mrs. Marta Colline, is insured and the Boyces are staying with Mrs. Boyce’s mother on South Clinton Street. The fire department was in the middle of a quarterly meeting when summoned and no other business was reported.

Robert Boyce Burlington Street Marta Colline Department of Especial

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