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Newspaper
Iowa Citizen
Location
Iowa City, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1903
Page
1
Voters urged to register and support the Republican ticket in Iowa City. Mayor Stebbins praised for dedicated service. George W Swords and J E Switer highlighted for local offices. Ballard Ballard named for assessor. several ward candidates praised for experience and integrity, urging turnout for upcoming Monday vote.
Burlington supervisors begin replacement of the bridge deck while causeway work continues. Refuse from nearby lots slated for the new post office at Linn and Washington streets is being used for the causeway fill.
Mrs Mary V Astra died last Wednesday evening at 10 at her daughter Mrs Annie Souchek s home 728 Fairchild street after a six month illness She was 68 and had lived in the city for years She leaves seven children five daughters and two sons Funeral services were held today at 3 PM
Gordon Harkness, late of Davenport and former Davenport intern at Mercy Hospital, is visiting friends here before heading to New York City to spend time in a top hospital. He has just completed a one year engagement with Davenport Mercy Hospital.
A Citizen comparison analyzes water charges under the new franchise versus the old, noting no rate increases and Marshalltown as a model. It details front foot versus by hose length billing and highlights higher Marshalltown rates, with a six month advance payment rule for consumers.
A street report claims David Brant editor of the Republican plans a late article attacking the Iowa City water franchise. The piece is said to aim at discrediting prior statements as false or misrepresented to influence public opinion and election outcomes. The water company president in Muscatine reportedly refused to control delegation votes, urging independent choice.
Ex Senator I. and Mack of Storm Lake spent two days in Iowa City visiting his university student son and renewing ties with longtime friends. He departed last evening for his Storm Lake home.
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