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Newspaper
Iowa Citizen
Location
Iowa City, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1906
Page
6
An advertisement extols a natural stomach and liver tonic. It claims nerves, blood and tissues gain vigor from glycerine extracts of Golden Seal, Queen's root, Stone root, Bloodroot, Mandrake, Black Cherrybark, in Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery, free of alcohol or habit forming drugs.
James Constantine sues City Marshal William Mullin for 5600 damages claiming unlawful arrest and four hour imprisonment in Iowa City after being accused in the Mrs. Gentry murder case. He alleges assault with a loaded revolver in a public place and denial of contact with business and counsel.
Miss May Gerot of Strub's force in Iowa City visits her Strub family parents south of town. Chloe Main of Kansas City spends weekend with I. L. Scott family. Sickness strikes a horse owned by E. Meeks. Will and Mrs. McLaughlin host rabbit hunters and friends, with a separate party for young people. U B and M E B churches hold quarterly meetings led by Dr. Thorne and Dr. Carlton. Frank Wesly visits Cedar Rapids friends. Florence Freswick visits Iowa City relatives. John Whitmore heads to Oklahoma to scout land. St Mary's Sodality elects R. H. Heitzman prefect and officers. Joseph Glasgow visits relatives on Washburne Street. January hits 62 above in warmth, then 18 above on Sunday. A Dakota storm arrives, and the Knittles depart for Moorland, Oregon.
Markets show steady wholesale activity for weeks with grain and livestock moving within narrow margins. Calves and hogs remain strong with an upward tilt since winter lows. Butter and eggs hold good prices though eggs未recall last year’s famine peak. Cold storage in large cities helps maintain price levels across commodities.
A tourist writes from Lons Braca Iowa December 19 1905 praising the C R I P and Southern Pacific for fine service on the Des Moines to Los Angeles trip. The train left Des Moines at noon Thursday and arrived 12 55 p m Sunday with baggage delivered within three hours after landing. The Kansas City Pullman train carried government mail and staff were courteous.
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