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Newspaper
Iowa Citizen
Location
Iowa City, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1906
Page
2
Payable in advance, mail marked at the Post Office in Iowa City as second class tail matter.
A new sale pavilion was formally opened Friday at Lone Tree attracting a large crowd from nearby townships and several states. The piece highlights Kalona and Kou e Tres as successful pavilion models and urges Iowa City to build a modest sale pavilion to foster farm product shipping and local business growth. It also notes potential insurance legislation review and Iowa City Commercial Club’s encouragement for the event. Peter Weber improves after two weeks’ illness on Kirkwood Avenue.
Many fatalities arise from colds unless treated early. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is praised as prompt and effective, acting with nature to loosen coughs and clear secretions, aiding recovery. Sold by all druggists.
Hon George W Koontz reports a smooth opening session of the legislature and aims to pass a five thousand dollar appropriation for the Kirkwood statue in the national capital building. He expects the measure to become law with little opposition as university funding bills loom large and sentiment shifts favorably after the board of control report.
Bert Welse's sale drew a large crowd and most items sold well. A bob party to Sbneyville entertained locals amid revival meetings. Albert Pinehart married Nellie Lininger in Independence with Rev Hiltebridge officiating. Dr Guy Ramsey survived a near interurban collision at North Liberty. Mary Green escaped a runaway horse without injury.
State High School Inspector Waty Ensigo returns from a northern tour of over a week noting strong alumni involvement in communities visited. In Waverly he reports a courthouse case with six attorneys, five of whom are university graduates.
An Iowa City notice lists sales dates at Smith and Cilek's Hardware Store, 24 265 Dubuque St. Dates are set four to six weeks ahead. Residence phone is 206Y, office phones for Johnson Co 25 and Bell g25.
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