Military Ball at Armory Promises Governor Guests
The second annual military ball will be held at the armory Friday evening May 15 hosted by the university battalion officers. Commandant Colonel Burnett supervises arrangements with invitations sent to the Governor and staff. Myers orchestra of Cedar Rapids provides music. decorations by Better Dry Goods. Proceeds benefit the athletic debt. Tickets three dollars. gallery admission fifty cents. The dance program includes a series of marches and two steps themed around national and military motifs.
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Burnett
Myers American Orchestra of
Cedar Rapids
Iowa City
Ten Musicans
A. B. Cummins
MacLean
A. N. Curries
Emlin McClain
Dean C. N. Gregory
Greg
Dean Alice Young
M. J. Wade
G. W. Ball
G. W. Koontz
R. P. Howell
Martin
U. S
Granamarch
Col. Burnett
Aide-De-Camio
Imperial Edward
Walte
Col
Stuart
Seventh Army Corps
Carson & Sos Showcases Most Reliable Vehicles
A vehicle lineup at Carson and Sos highlights the most reliable wheels on sale, emphasizing durability, performance, and value across multiple models. Shoppers are invited to compare options and test drive top choices.
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Carson & Sos
Second Volume Out The Citizen 4 Acknowledges Proclamations
The Citizen reports receipt of the second volume of Messages and Proclamations of the Governors of Iowa edited by Benj. F. Shanbaugh under the State Historical Society. It covers Grimes Lowe and Kirkwood era with Kirkwood the war governor residing in Town City. The volumes are highly anticipated and seen as a valuable library addition. Also classified: WANTED Two good strong girls must be good workers address Dont Call Go D Laundry.
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Citizen
State of
Iowa
Benj. F. Shanbaugh
State Historical Society
Grimes, Lowe and Kirkwood
Monstrosity pig shown by farmer near city
James Cropley brought a pig with eight legs two bodies and one head to town. Seven of a ten pig litter survive. The double creature split at the shoulders with two spines and four hind feet. It died likely soon after birth and is now in the medical museum collection.
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James Cropley
Paul Farm
College of Medicine
Cropley
Medical Museum
Organ tested for tone. conditional acceptance by trustees
Dr. Gilchrist reported the Congregationalist church organ tested for tone and musical quality. trustees granted conditional acceptance with Lyon & Healy to restore mechanical adjustments if needed within the specified period. He described the organ as an excellent size instrument with detailed stops and a decorative plain gold pipes finish. The ad copy and travel line follow unrelated notices and promotions.
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J. G. Gilchrist
Lyon & Healy
Probate Notice of Final Hearing in Johnson County
Final report of D. A. Munger as executor of Albert Crawford deceased will be heard for approval in Johnson County District Court Iowa on May 12, 1903 at 10 o’clock A M. Interested persons may appear file exceptions and show cause why report should not be approved. Ed Koser Clerk of District Court Johnson County May 4 1903. 11-m F B V Dep.
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State of
Iowa
Johnson
District Court
Johnson County
D. A. Munger
Albert Crawford
Koser
Mrs. Lewis Receives Sheridan Honor Upon Departure
Sheridan Post reports a large farewell for Mrs. Charles Lewis by the Congregational church Ladies circle last Wednesday. About one hundred women from various denominations attended a fine musical program before the pastor praised her character and presented a gala pen and ink stand. The event reflected deep regret as Mrs. Lewis departs after eight years, returning to make Sheridan her home again.
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Charles Lewis
Lewis
Sheridan
Wyoming
Sheridan Post
Charles, Lewis
Congregational Church
A. Diefender
Als. Lewis
Res
Theodore C. Williams
M W A Convention Opens in Des Moines
Mayor F E Stebbins and Clay Bowersox of Shneyville attend the state grand lodge of the Modern Woodmen of America in Des Moines to elect delegates for the national convention next June.
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F. E. Stebbins
Clay Bowersox
Shneyville
Grand Lodge
Modern Woodmen of America
Des Moines
Hypnotism Charge of Murder Trial Tonight
The Middletonian society with Hammond law senate and Forum of the law department host a murder trial this evening in the liberal arts assembly hall. George Howell and A Heutinger for the state. T J O lfern for the defendant. The defense argues the client was under hypnotic influence and not responsible for his actions. The trial starts at 7 with likely large student attendance.
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Middletonian Literary Society
Hammond Law Senate
Law Department
Assembly Hall
Liberal Arts
George Howell
A. Heutinger
State
T.j.o*lfern
Dental Department
Home Meet Contests Chantland Trophy At Iowa Field
The annual home class Held contest will be held next Saturday afternoon at 2 30 on Iowa field. The Chantland cup will be awarded to the class with the most points. William T Chantland donor and former Towra track captain and state meet winner is remembered by university athletics affiliates.
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Iowa Field
Chantland
William T. Chantland
Towra
Will Build Big Barn In Lucas Township
Samuel P. Fry starts excavating a large barn in Lucas township. The 60 by 90 foot model structure aims to showcase modern farm building. Johnson county farmers are advancing to the front in local agricultural efforts.
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Samuel Fry
West Lucas
Samuel P. Fry
Lucas Township
Johnson County
Advertised Letters at Iowa City Post Office May 4 1903
List of letters remaining in the Iowa City post office dated May 4 1903. Recipients include GExts Baker D Scott MV Lantz W Shambaugh H V Larkin LA Vaughn C Maynard H H Wilson FB McMalister HC Wilson WC LADIES Michaels Mrs E Poland Miss E Nebigs Mrs Stern Mrs A M Henry D Overholt with instructions to call and say advertised.
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Iowa City
Iowa
Baker
Scott
MV Lantz
W Shambaugh
H V Larkin
LA Vaughn
C Maynard
H H Wilson
FB McMalister
HC Wilson
Michaels
E Poland
E Nebigs
Stern
M Henry D. Overholt
Wet Week in Iowa Ranges Through May 4 1903
Des Moines and northwest Iowa endured a wet cold spell from April 29 to May 3. Temperatures fell by up to 13 degrees in some areas with a low of 17 at Larchwood. Snow fell generally half an inch to three inches, protecting crops but delaying field work and likely causing fruit damage estimates from 20 to 75 percent.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Keokuk
Sioux City
Larchwood
Lyon County
Missouri
Rocky Mountain Tea Promises New Life for 35 Cents
Ad claims Rocky Mountain Tea boosts energy and relieves tiredness with a gentle tonic. The seller, W. W. Morrison, markets the remedy at 35 cents, noting it leaves the user feeling well overall. May edition.
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Maud
Jack
W. W. Morrison
Travel deal promotes NRA annual meeting transport
Ticket offer from Nickel Plate Road to Boston back for 19 dollars with a 2 dollar membership fee. Tickets on sale July 2 to 5 with return valid July 7 to 12, no deposit with Joint Agent. Premiums include 50 cent execution fee and dining car meals, American Club Plan 35 to 1.00. John Y Calahan Chicago address for train times.
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Chicago
Chicago Depot
Harrison St
Fifth Ave
Adams St
Auditorium Annex
John ¥. Calahan
National Educatonal Association
Nickel Plate Road
John Y. Calahan
Adats St
Des Moines Musical Festival Ticket Sale Notice
Rock Island System agents within 150 miles of Des Moines sell tickets to Des Moines and return at a fare and one third. For full information call nearest ticket agent.
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Rock Island System
Des Moines
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