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Newspaper

Iowa Citizen

Location

Iowa City, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1903

Page

4

Republican State Convention Call for Iowa Delegates

The Republican State Central Committee calls a delegate convention in Des Moines on Wednesday July 1 to nominate candidates for Governor Lieutenant Governor Superintendent of Public Instruction Judge Supreme Court Railroad Commissioner and to handle other business. Delegates allocated by county plus voters for W B Martin 1902 secretary form the basis of representation with district totals listed. R N Spence chairman and W Phillips secretary sign the notice.

Iowa Des Moines Supreme Court W. B. Martin Towe Johnson Muscatine Clinton Jackson Scott Republican State Central Committee R. N. Spence W. Phillips

Side chosen in Iowa second district debate grows unclear

An editorial from Lions City Journal discusses the Iowa second district race, noting Judge Martin Wade's influence and the factional tensions at the state Democratic convention in Des Moines. It argues the district may lean Republican despite Democratic maneuvers and party tensions.

Lions City Journal Wade Johnson County Des Mones Daily Republican Sioux City Journal Nes Moines

University Board Regents Handles Large Session Work

The state university board of regents conducted a heavy agenda last week with many items completed or referred to committees. Governor Cummins left for Dubuque riots, causing a few matters to be postponed to the September meeting, while the rest was transacted or delegated.

Board of Regents the State University A. B. Cummins Dubuque

Cuts bruises and burns heal quickly with Chamberlain balm

An early 20th century advertisement promotes Chamberlain's Pain Balm as an antiseptic liniment that heals cuts bruises and burns rapidly without maturation. Sold by all druggists. Junemw.

The Ideal Nurse and Secret King Burials

A historical piece discusses nursing duties during crisis, ethics, decorum, and family dynamics as a nurse cares for patients. It contrasts with a tale of two ancient kings Attila and Alaric, buried secretly with treasure. their tombs remain undiscovered and guesswork persists about their final resting places.

Attila Rome Hungary Alaric Corenza Italy Moses

Unfinished Churches Across Mexico Attract Ongoing Repairs

The writer notes that in Mexico churches are never finished. Across the country workmen continually add spires or decorations, moving from completed sections to new tasks, creating a constant state of alteration rather than final completion.

Mexico Church of Mexico Churches of Mexico

Whistling Oyster and Musings on Conversation

A London inn gains fame from a musical oyster that whistles from a tiny shell hole. The tale notes the inn’s nickname The Whistling Oyster and that the mystery died with the oyster. A companion sketch mocks the art of conversation with a humorously arcane exchange.

London Lsten

Markets Summary from Chicago Board of Trade Report

A brief market wire from Chicago via El H. Prince lists stocks grain and provisions traded on the Chicago Board of Trade. The notice invites readers to call or visit 1144 Washington Street, Iowa City, for current market quotes.

Prince Chicago Board of Trade Chicago Washington Street Iowa City EL H. Prince

No Disturbance Report At Meeting

Eyewitnesses claim there was no disturbance during last night’s meeting. McGowan reportedly struck the chairman in the eye and was expelled, after which the gathering remained calm and orderly.

McGowan

One Enough Town Topics Quip on Polygamy Objection

A humorous exchange quotes the duo debating polygamy with the line a man can’t serve two masters. The brief Town Topics item captures a sharp remark and a playful back‑and‑forth.

Untitled fragment hints at intimate farewell scene

A terse, damaged excerpt shows a male offering comfort and kissing tears from a distressed woman. The lines imply sorrow and a caregiving moment, with unclear names or setting.

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