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Newspaper
Iowa Citizen
Location
Iowa City, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1903
Page
27
Reports indicate widespread wet weather hampered cultivation with general crop conditions varying from poor to fair. Winter wheat and corn remain lagging while potatoes and apples show mixed results. state correspondents note uneven growth and late planting effects, with pastures and yields fluctuating across districts.
Mr Bacher states Jains Sone Cholera aedy has proven best medicine for sudden attacks of colic and diarrhea when no doctor is reachable. It is sold by all druggists.
The city school board adjourned last Wednesday after discussing remodeling the heating plant and selecting a bookseller proposal. Dr Hazard chairs a committee on the heating issue. Me Siepert to teach in manual training as an instructor. local booksellers offered a five percent discount off Chicago wholesale prices, with price fractions adjusted. a printed list will be given to each pupil. Dr Shrader asked for a cement walk in the first ward, which was approved.
A. W. Carer of Cedar Rapids, conductor of the Fraternal Bankers Reserve, is in the city to promote the organization. Next Monday a lodge meeting and a conference with Cedar Rapids representatives will discuss a joint financial project.
Local workers recently reassigned from Nebraska to the Chicago corps in a shift that places Iowa City with Chicago officers rather than the former Nebraska affiliation. The Salvation Army officers are expected for a visit to explain the division in the near future.
M. L. Ferson and wife of Iowa City visit relatives in the community. Frank Bigelow arrives from Illinois with family. Mrs. econ and two daughters of Marnie spent time with relatives here last week.
Visitors tour Oakes Brothers brick yards in Iowa City as production rises to 16 090 bricks daily with four kilns now in operation. The firm holds contracts for bricks for the university science hall and engineering building totaling millions, with 750 000 bricks produced this season.
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