Money Saved Costs of Quarantine Detailed Expert Opinion
Judge S. H Fairall argues health law costs are driven by failure to prepare proper records and forms. He urges boards to meet, record proceedings, appoint a health officer, and use standardized forms to prevent liens and litigation while enforcing quarantine powers.
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S. H Fairall
Farral
Boards of Health
Supreme Court
Smith Ve
Muscatine County
Young Vs. Blackhawk Co
Town
Supreme Cent
Boards of Supervisors
Focal Boars of Health
Local residents travel updates and encampment plans
George Sueppel freed from home confinement after a sprained ankle moves about aided by recovery. Prof. George T. Flom relocates from Church Street to Saumat Street near the Davises. Miss Margaret Switzer Grace Switzer Exama Stover and Bessie Stover depart for Cover Rapids to attend the G A R state encampment and visit Grant and J B Stover.
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George Sueppel
George T. Flom
Church Street
Saumat Street
Walter M. Davis
Margaret Switzer
Grace Switzer
Exama Stover
Bessie Stover
Cover Rapids
Grant
Nickel Plate Road advertises fast through express service
The Nickel Plate Road touts its short line to the East with three daily through express trains and sleeping cars. Dining cars offer American Club Meals priced from 35 cents to $1.00. Chicago depots and city ticket offices are listed, with John Calahan as General Agent. A separate notice seeks two strong ironing workers for C. C. D. Laundry.
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Chicago
Harrison St
Finch Ave
City
Adams St
Auditoriue Annex
John
Calahan
Hs Adams SL
Funeral for Oscar R Young Highlights West Engineering Fame
Funeral held Tuesday for Oscar Robert Young civil engineer of prominence once of Iowa City later Salt Lake City with work across Wyoming Colorado California and Utah. He died after years of overwork and health decline leaving a sister Lula a brother F R and betrothed Miss Emily C Clowes.
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Oscar Robert Young
Durant
OR LE & P
James J
Sarah Young
South Summit Street
State University of Iowa
Duion Pacific Railroad
Laramie
Wyo
West
Wyoming
Colorado
California
Idaho
Utah
Salt Lake City
Parley’s Canyon
Mother Earth
Ito
Easl
Feld
New York City
Phi Delta Theta Fraternity
Lula
Iowa City
Lilian
F. R
Denver
Emily C. Clowes
Tiffin Social Roundup Features Visits and Death
Mrs. Boys Sr. is ill while Maggie Cropley recovers. Madge Long visits from Iowa City. Bir and Mrs Ervit visit friends. Ed Norman hosts Tiffin guests. Morris Drake attends Mrs Slaght funeral. Dr Nellie Slaght returns from Chicago with her mother’s remains. A baby girl born to Mr and Mrs Shrader. Cedar Rapids trip to see Ray Dicus and G A R parade with Nat Goodwin show.
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Mable Anthony
Iowa City
J. Sherman Coffin
Des Moines
Christian Church
Nellie Slaght
Chicago
Philene Slaght
Dr Slaght
J. N. Dicus
William Kisor
Cedar Rapids
Ray Dicus
Cora Hughes
Minnie Miller
Elizabeth
Mattie Davis
Nat. Goodwin
National Educational Association Meeting Trip Offer
Tickets to Boston and return priced at 19 dollars with a 2 dollar membership fee. Sales through Nickel Plate Road from July 2 to 5, dates valid July 8 to 12, with optional joint agent deposit and 50 cent execution fee. American Club Plan meals 35 cents to 1 dollar, dining car service available. John Y. Calahan Chicago contact for departures and details.
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National Educatonal Association
Nickel Plate Road
Sth
Superjoy
John Y. Calahan
Adams St
Chicago
Removal Sale Moves to Clinton Street Store
Hatch's Department Store announces a big removal sale as it relocates around June 5 to 124 Clinton St near Strub & Co's Big Dry Goods Store. By June 6 the new basement salesroom will open with 1560 square feet and 20 percent off all goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton St
Strub & Co
Iowa City
Lady
Hatch’s
Del Chimarch Stallion to Exhibit at Fair Grounds
A handsome black stallion named Del Chimarch No 34972, praised for superb breeding, conformation, action, and disposition, will make the season at the Fair Grounds for a fee of 15 dollars. See cards. ADD. SMITH, Traiger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fair Grounds
Add. Smith
Traiger
Rocky Mountain Tea Promises New Life for 35 Cents
An ad touts Rocky Mountain Tea by W. W. Morrison offering renewed vigor. The copy claims for 35 cents the product restores energy, relieves back and leg aches, and combats laziness and fatigue. May be an old newspaper classified notice.
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W. W. Morrison
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THE
Carson & Sons
Peoples Steam Laundry
Morris Drake
Newton
Iowa
Mrs. W. E. Shrader
Boston
Hatch’s Department Store
del Chimarch
Crescehent Ferench
Westenhaver’s
Minstrels
University of Iowa
Clio
Buck
Wing
F. M. Wood & Co
L. D. Porch
South Capitol Street
Hohenschuh
Chas.k.hurds Assistant
E.jefferson ST
Ren
Great Southwest
Forane Fear
Kkeom
Thalia Bld'g
Towa City
Los Angeles
San Francisco
el Paso
Rock Island
MO. G. Farmer
Cenar Rapids
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