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Newspaper
Iowa Citizen
Location
Iowa City, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1903
Page
14
Invitations go out for the annual German Aid Society picnic at Brighton Beach on the river north of the city next Sunday. The event invites members and friends for a pleasant social occasion enjoyed by attendees.
Referee J G Marner states that creditors of Fannie Bales and Melvin S Bales will convene July 24 to elect the estate trustees.
Rural route carriers will have six holidays each year under a Postmaster General order issued by George B. Cortelyou. Previously mail delivery occurred on nearly every holiday. The new policy omits Christmas, while New Year s Day Washington s Birthday Decoration Day Independence Day Labor Day and Thanksgiving will be observed with service suspended.
A Duluth attorney claims his eighteen month old daughter Corinne thrives sleeping on a porch in 10 degree weather, wrapped in blankets with a hot water bag at her feet. He reports six hour porch rests and snowy sleep, while critics worry about the radical method.
John Crouse of Germantown Pennsylvania found a note tied to a Christmas tree purchased days earlier. A twenty year old Maine woman seeking a good husband wrote she cut the tree herself and hopes a city home, with her post office village address in Penobscot County, will bring marriage. Crouse replied requesting more details and awaits response.
Tuesday morning two individuals were brought in for over indulgence in intoxicants. They were given the usual fine and dismissed.
Dr and Mrs Eric Parsons recently completed a wedding trip on the Maquoketa River from Manchester Town to Savattall arriving in July They endured rough water but enjoyed the journey The doctor praised the trip for newlyweds and noted the canoe belonged to Mr Fitzgerald The Parsons then traveled south to St Louis Dr Parsons recently graduated from the local College of Homeopathic Medicine Mrs Parsons formerly Miss Hiva Denham led the local hospital before June this year
Work on the new engineering hall is slowed by persistent rain making access for contractors difficult. The north and west fronts rise with stone to the basement, while two upper stories remain. The Lamont cornerstone sits ready on Capitol street with the Romans inscription MOMY. Officials plan a November move and dedicated ceremonies then.
Mrs Anna Hooter of Pittsburg claims Electric Bitters cured her typhoid and kidney trouble after weeks of illness and weakness. She says the medicine restored her health and strength allowing her to walk upright again. Sold by Heaty Louis and W E Shrader's drug store for 50 cents.
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