Court actions update in Heddleston Stoner and related cases
Court finished arguments in Heddle sen vs Stoner while Maine vs Lutz settled with plaintiff paying costs. Clay indicted for assault with intent to commit great bodily injury pleaded not guilty. trial likely in fourth week. Shelladay vs railroad continued. Messner vs City of Iowa City assigned for next two weeks and to be printed.
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Heddlesen
George W. Swords
John Slater
Shelladay
Regents Buy Hawkeyes For State High Schools
The university secretary arranged the distribution of 100 Hawkeyes to high schools statewide. Only schools listed on the accredited roster will receive the gifts.
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University
Board of Regents
Athletes Meet on Iowa Field Next Saturday
The dual track meet between Iowa and Grinnell will be held Saturday afternoon on Iowa field. Rivalry runs high and the contest is expected to be close. Iowa’s home showing last week boosts the varsity, aiming to draw a large crowd to cheer the winners for old gold. The Iowa Ames baseball game is set for Saturday morning, the 61st league game on Town field.
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Iowa
Grinnell
Iowa Field
Iowa-Ames
Town Field
Railway J Improvements Progress West of Tiffin to Oxford
Section 215 of the CRTL and PL road gains repairs. Work starts west of Tiffin and extends beyond Oxford. Thirty cars of new rails and new ties will be used. Twenty four men unloaded ten cars of rails Friday with a car dispatched in sixteen minutes. Also notes requests for a horse and survey for kindergarten needs and local horse sales in Dubuque road area.
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Crtl & PL
Tiffin
Oxford
Oxford Messenger
Nickel Plate Road offers express through trains and dining
The Nickel Plate Road promotes three daily through express trains with vestibuled sleeping cars and American Club Meals in dining cars from 35 cents to 1 dollar. It claims service equal to any line between Chicago and the East, with depots at Harrison Street Fifth Avenue in Chicago. John Calahan, general agent, 113 Adams St Room 298 Chicago.
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Chicago
Harrison St
Fifth Ave
Adams St
Auditorium Annex
John ¥. Calahan
Too Much White Clover Harms Cattle Near Oxford
The Oxford Messenger reports six head of cattle lost to clover bloat in Oxford County. Al Venter Jake Floercinger and Tom Tranter each lost two cattle. Venter says pastures are thick with white clover causing cattle to overeat and bloat, advising corn or salt to induce belching and prevent gas.
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Oxford
Oxford Messsenger
al Venter
Jake Floercinger
Tom Tranter
Mr. Venter
President and Mrs MacLean Host Senior Law Class
The president and Mrs MacLean welcomed the senior law class and faculty at their home on College and Johnson streets last Monday evening. Dainty refreshments followed as the president and faculty members gave remarks. All reported a very pleasant time.
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MacLean
College and
Johnson Streets
Medics Banquet at St James Hotel Acknowledges 100 Guests
Dr William Jepson hosts a banquet for about 100 junior and senior medical students at the St James hotel with a ho rse shoe shaped table and impromptu toasts. A varied banquet menu is served and guests depart near midnight with warm praise for the host. Also notes Gollmar Bros agent in town and a future circus showing claimed to boost local business. The Daily Register records a Johnson County Iowa court notice for final hearing of the estate of Albert Crawford on May 12, 1903 with executor D A Munger and Ed Koser as clerk.
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William Jepson
University Medical Department
College of Regular Medicine
St. James
Gollmar Bros
Portage
Daily Register
State of
Iowa
Johnson
District Court
Johnsson County
D. A. Munger
Albert Crawford
Johnson County
Koser
Johuson County
Nine Ciphers Iowa Team Played Well In Varsity Victory
Iowa defeated Luther College by a shutout as Cratzenmeyer pitched steady ball. Olson and Barnes produced key hits and Ruthless Luther players were kept scoreless through the game. Luther started with two baserunners but Cratzenmeyer ended the threat and Iowa led from the first inning.
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Luther College
Iowa City
Iowa
Decorah
Luther
Cratzemeyer
van de Steeg
Barnes
Olson
Dye
McGregor
White
Brekke
Grinde
Varsity
Alfalfa in Iowa shows promise despite winter kills
Alfalfa maker Jacob Ricker reports a patch sown on two reds square grew to 73 inches tall this spring after poor progress last year and weed overgrowth. He lives near Upper Muscatine road, Rural Route 1, three and a half miles east of town. The note also mentions locals visiting, a clergyman traveling to Ottumwa, a council president invited to a club meeting in Waverly, and a steel gang worker missing a finger after a Friday accident on the CR 1 FP line.
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Iowa
Jacob Ricker
MacLean
S. al
Waverly
Wll
Joe Chimick
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