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Newspaper
Iowa Citizen
Location
Iowa City, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1903
Page
15
These blocks come in various dimensions and are praised for hollow air space, ornamental exterior, and lower cost than cut stone or brick. They have gained general use as an outside wall material. Office: No Capital St. at Sand Pamp.
Riverside reports the English river bridge two miles west of town is ready to be erected. Local news notes health, visits, lectures, sidewalk work, and social gatherings. The fall term closed in Farmers district with plans for a rebuilt schoolhouse next term.
A reader cites a dramatic recovery from a terrible cough after using Dr King’s New Discovery for Consumption Coughs and Colds. The ad promises instant relief and permanent cure of throat and lung illnesses and offers free trials at Henry Logis and W.E Sheader drug stores.
West Branch notices from Oct 20 report Cedar Valley caller Jane Loltns, Mrs. Worley’s sister visiting from Guttenburg, Bard resident L J Dean visiting family, cattle shipments by J C Crew and W T Sidwell, Rev. Pierpoint preaching, Ella Douglas tending ill relative, Grandma Worley returning to South Dakota, Friends meeting well attended, heavy rainfall, rising sales activity, 25th anniversary for Rev W S Davis and wife, and planned hotel expansion with refit for travelers.
Miller and Miler announce a display window exhibit the week of November 12 1905 of a duplicate grand prize gold medal awarded to Monarch malleable ranges at the Lewis and Clark exposition in Portland Oregon. It was the only grand prize and gold medal given to ranges and crowned a victory over rival makes.
Theodore Roosevelt argues that prolonged contact with humans drives wild animals to adapt and endure. In new lands the game, especially big game, succumb quickly, but future generations resist extinction and cling to home. The wilderness itself tests the hunter more than the act of killing, in a passage from A Wolf Hunt in Oklahoma.
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