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Newspaper

Iowa Citizen

Location

Iowa City, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 30, 1903

Page

17

City Solicitor Opposes Labor Union Ordinance

City Solicitor Bailey reports an adverse opinion on a proposed ordinance by local labor unions requiring use of union labor on city works. The opinion stresses contracts must go to lowest bidder and warns such union-only requirements could void street improvement contracts and trigger legal challenges. President Fisher plans to seek further advice as the matter stalls for a Monday meeting.

W. H. Bailey Navorsky Fisher Davenport Muscatine Bailey Iowa City Iowa HB. L. Fisher Supreme Court of Coggeshall Des Moines State of

Service Held For James F. Shepherd In Harlan

Remains of James F. Shepherd were taken from the late residence in Harlan to the Chicago Rock Island and Pacific depot and shipped at 5 12 to Harlan Iowa for interment tomorrow morning. Mrs Anna E Hotchkiss daughter of the deceased and William Shepherd son of Harlan attended.

James F. Shepherd Anna E. ‘Hotchkiss Chicago William Shepherd Harlan Chicago, Rock Island and Pacifie Iarlan

Forty Hours Adoration Ends After Successful Service

The forty hour devotion to the Blessed Sacrament closed last evening with a very successful service. Followers and clergy participated in extended prayer and reflection during the period, marking a meaningful observance for the parish.

Outside Priests Lead Forty Hour Devotion Masses

The forty hour devotional in adoration of the blessed sacrament concluded with Mass led by Father Simkmajer. Four daily masses were held at 5:30, 9:30, 3:00 and 8:00 with visiting priests assisting Rev. Father Linkmajer. The church choir offered Leonard and Rosewig masses across the devotion with priests Oporer Soberdlice Krause and Walch appearing from outside the city.

Simkmajer Father Linkmajer Elock Leonards Fathers Oporer Soberdlice Krause Walch

Middletonian medical faculty mock meeting draws packed crowd

The Middletonian Society of the College of Medicine held an open mock faculty meeting at the Y M C A building last evening. Impersonations included Dr Lilig Anyus and President MacLean Giese. A freshman, Maher, was called to the carpet for kicking a chair and received thirty days. The audience's laughter reportedly woke sleepers blocks away.

Middletonian Society College of Medicine Lilig—aAnyus Therring—Carmatas Marriman— McDermott Dean—Bing Tepson—Crane Guthrie—Faulk Whrleis— Braden de Burge—Pice Kessler—Vorter Rockwood—Noland Chase—Bushoell McClintock MacLean--Giese

First Baptist Church Bulletin Note

Rev C I Wheeler pastor at First Baptist Church preaches morning on Pala Sunday and evening at 7 30 on Going to the Watcher Sunday school at 9 45 Y P SoG eats at 6 30 o'clock

First Baptist Churchs Rev. C. Il. Wheeler

Brower Custody Bid and Damages Action Filed

In district court Ewing and McDonald sue for 5000 pounds on behalf of George Powell claiming the defendant used false malicious and defamatory language about him. Separately Mrs Pearl Brower sues Fred Brower for divorce on statutory grounds and seeks custody of their minor children.

Ewing & McDonald George Powell Sane Pearl E. Brower Fred. E. Brower

Carder and Crowley Buy Bridge Plank for New Walk

Dr. J. B. Carder and Ed Crowley purchase the old floor plank of the Burlington street bridge from the board of supervisors and plan a sidewalk on the river's west side from the bridge to their homes. The west side residents are upgrading their surroundings.

Dr. Carder Ed Crowley Lower Bridge J. B. Carder Burlington Street Board of Supervisors Messrs. Crowley and Carder West Side

May Jurors Named for District Court Term

A list of petit jurors for the May term of the district court was drawn this afternoon by the county clerk James Martin and local officials. The roster includes jurors from Iowa City Oxford Lone Tree Solow North Liberty Penn township Liberty Clear Creek Scott Jefferson and other nearby areas.

District Court James Martin Iowa City Jeff McCollister Tone Tree Joan Peters William Bain Oxford P. Burr Lone Tree James Hogan Charles Heinius Solow Bert Storey City D. Ww. Greene North Liberty D. Alt Penn Township Ed Lehman Allen B. Hiatt East Lucas Chas. Brock Francis Hall George Westfall Fremont T. BH. Whiting Anthony Deustrick Liberty A. KF. Clearman George Sueppel D. H. Miller D. F. Dothege R. A. Beeny Frank Pierce Nye Patterson Washington Lownhip Thomas Hoyt M. A. Wood Merritt Roberts Hardin G. B. Baker Fremon Iva Snavely Clear Creek W. W. Strange Jefferson Thomas Ryan Morse S. Smith YW. Schrock J. W. Miller Pleasant Valley Joe Metllicher Cyril Douglass Scott

Mrs Sharpless Plans Travel via Moline and Peoria

Mrs. TP FP Sharpless will depart soon for Moline Illinois and may proceed to Peoria Illinois before returning home. The notice urges Rocky Mountain Tea to prevent winter microbes and strengthen the stomach kidneys and liver amid a spring journey.

Sharpless Moline Peoria Rocky Mountain W. W. Morrison

Capable Engineer From Fairbury Tours City

Frank Weber locomotive engineer from Fairbury Nebraska visits his father Peter Weber in the city. Weber works for the Chicago Rock Island and Pacific and has been pulling fast trains from Fairbury to Goodwin. He is selected for top runs west of the Missouri for safety and fearlessness in handling engines.

Frank Weber Fairbury Neb Peter Weber Weber Chicago Rock Island and Pacific Goodwin Missouri

Holy Week Services at German Lutheran Church

Holy week special services announced at the German Lutheran church. Shrove Thursday at 7 50 p m. Lord's supper commemoration. Good Friday at 10 15 a m with sermon by the pastor. Liturgical services at 2 p m commemorating Our Savior's death.

At-German Lutheran Church

Hogs Return to Sharon Township from Chicago Auction

R. R. Hughes returned today from Chicago after transporting two car loads of hogs. The hogs belonged to Air Flughes J R Hughes J J Roberts Leonard Amish and Sam Cupp all of Sharon township. The sale did not fetch top prices but yielded a solid total.

R. R. Hughes Chicago Air Flughes J. R. Hughes J. J. Roberts Leonard Amish Sam Cupp Sharon Township

Hobson Captivates City Audience with London Economist

John A. Hobson of London, a renowned economist, delivered a striking lecture in the city. The audience showed strong interest, and Hobson addressed social problems with direct clarity, ignoring conventional formalities. Professor Isaac A. Loos hosted a private dinner at the Barkley Imperial in honor of the visitor.

John A. Hobson London Hobson Isaac A. Loos Barkley Imperial

Baptist Holy Week Services Announced

Evening services will be held at the Baptist church throughout holy week excluding Saturday with a special crucifixion service Friday. Miss Clara Rittenmeyer, known as Leddy, leaves for Muscatine to visit over Sunday with Miss Eva Jones. Dr. R B Moore of Oxford visits friends in the city.

The Baptist Church Clara Rittenmerer Leddy Muscatine Rittenmeyer Eva Jones R. B. Moore Oxford City

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