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Millinery priced to save six percent and discounts on dress goods silks ribbons gloves carpets and rugs. Ladies shopping gains across the shop with reduced prices on key fashion and home items.
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Newspaper
Iowa Citizen
Location
Iowa City, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1906
Page
20
Millinery priced to save six percent and discounts on dress goods silks ribbons gloves carpets and rugs. Ladies shopping gains across the shop with reduced prices on key fashion and home items.
The Upper Des Moines Editorial Association met in this city for its first session to discuss mail order houses. G. L. Casewell urged fighting small order houses, while Elmer Johnston and others argued against giving them premium advertising space.
This forenoon visiting editors toured the university despite sleet and glare. They enjoyed the educational halls and later joined President MacLean at his home. An afternoon program features prominent newspapermen and reports from committees on finance and legislation. The registry lists many editors and spouses attending the event, with a closing business session expected.
Only a small number of petitions have been filed at the district court clerk's office for the February term with the filing window closing late next week. Most filings aim to quiet title, a higher share than in recent years as details of title are carefully reviewed. Rev. Williams will preach at Coralville next Sunday at 7 30 p m. Miss Virlen L Young of Chicago and Mrs A W Gifford of this city will visit Mrs A J Hinricks for two weeks. The M C A meeting Sunday at two features Rev. Williams on The Incarnation. Kansas preliminary law college debates tonight with Dean C N Gregory presiding in Liberal Arts. The Harl Drake Company concert at Colden last night pleased the audience. The Bohemian Aid Society staged Debora at C B S Hall to a large crowd. a Jewish Rabbi’s appearance is noted as rare. Mr Mattoleimer’s Sunday arrival promises discussion on a significant issue by a Hebrew representative.
The university assembly was held this morning and was turned over to visiting editors who addressed the crowded house. Bernard Murphy of Vinton Harvey Ingham of the Register and Leader Pres J E Downing and J B Hangerford spoke remarking that Ames and the university engineering departments can share a space in Iowa.
Superintendent Langenberg announces four educational meetings detailing dates and venues for Madison Grass Roads Sebest Jefferson Monroe Clouda and other townships. Listed programs cover literature, teaching aids, history, literature in the home reading and discipline for character building and school community duties.
Last evening Corinth Lodge No. 24, Knights of Pythias hosted Grand Prelate Outing of Center Point and District Deputy Grand Chancellor W. G. Thomas of Cedar Rapids for an official visit. Esquire work was performed and the evening was described as enjoyable.
A Wednesday evening gathering at the Sharon high school drew a large crowd for an educational program. Teachers read city paper items while students and locals performed declamations and songs, with Marcus Falter and Rev. Adam Schwimley among attendees. The Woman's Missionary Society met at Mrs. Amos Schlicter's home afterward. Burkey and Son moved ice for their cheese and dairy business.
Local residents note several small items from Hills and nearby areas. Henry Stover has returned to Mionel lis. Mrs. Jos Walker of Hills visits the city. a Hills town officers election is set for Feb. 1. John Black and Vincee Nerad receive a marriage license. Iowa University defeats Grinnell 26 to 13. Mark Randall and Frank Myers attend Alonzo Brown’s funeral. Saved by local church events and community notices.
The notice lists weekly schedules for Salvation Army Trinity Church All Souls First Presbyterian St Marys St Patricks St Wenceslaus Congregational churches. Services include morning and evening worships with times such as 10 45 a m and 7 40 p m, Sunday school at 2 30 to 3 pm, vespers, benediction, and special lectures. Also noted are speakers Rabbi Mannheimer and Miss Marshall with topics on kindness and scriptural themes.
Public notice proclaims Chamberlain's Cough Remedy safe for children with no harmful ingredients. Advertising copy states it is for sale by all druggists and emphasizes its harmless nature.
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