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Newspaper
Iowa Citizen
Location
Iowa City, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1903
Page
6
Iowa City November 9–12 convention by W C A tied to the Rock Islands System advance fare offer on certificate plan from local points. For full information call on nearest ticket event.
Work on the science hall is delayed by rain the past week. Concrete on the second story of the north wing and stone and brick on the third story of the main section and south wing are in progress. The north portion will be raised with the others, cornice placement follows as the south top goes up rapidly using engine lifting. Large front pillars differ by being erected in blocks rather than one piece.
Nosek and Zeithammer announce a fine line of fall and winter suits overcoats and trousers with guaranteed tailoring. Call or visit 111 Dotqune St, Iowa City to choose from a wide selection and experience pleased customers.
Miss Katherine Jewell Everts gave two selections and Miss Helen Swisher impressed the crowd with harp work at the Presbyterian Church last Friday evening. Everts held the audience in suspense with her performance as Swisher received warm applause for her harp solo.
Early winter brings warnings of croup in children and Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is advised. A Turner Michigan resident endorses the remedy, stating it works for her family and recommending it strongly. Available at all druggists. Mon Fri
The ad extolls Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery made from Golden Seal and other roots as a tonic to restore digestion and tissue repair. A San Francisco testimonial from Mrs. A T Jones describes recovery from severe cold after three bottles. Also promotes sugar coated anti bilious granules for digestion and laxative use.
The Hills bridge construction is behind schedule because the contracting firm cannot obtain necessary structural material from the mulls.
The District Court of Iowa Johnson County issues a notice in a quiet title suit filed by Anthony J. Hanley against Benjamin Lichenstein Adolph Brussels the unknown wives of William Byers Charles H Berryhill and Charles B Draper and their unknown heirs. The petition seeks to quiet title to Lot Four Block Eighty three in Iowa City and asserts life estates for the unknown spouses and a cloud from a mortgage to Benj Lichenstein and Adolph Brussels. Appearance required by February term 1906. publication ordered for six weeks.
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