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Newspaper

Iowa Citizen

Location

Iowa City, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 27, 1903

Page

5

Brown Captures University Track Captaincy

Friday October 27 1906 report notes Far Brown named captain of the university track team succeeding Elmer Davis. Also mentions Judge C A Byington and Ralph Otto at Marengo on court affairs, Rev CP Leach guiding remains of Lavinia Baughman, and superintendent Langenberg conducting exams in Sharon Center and next week in county.

C. A. Byington Ralph Otto Marengo Brown Wniversity Elmer Davis Prof Ansley CP. Leach The Christian Church Tipton Bie Sarah Hart See Lavinia Baughman Langenberg Sharon Center G. A. Ivins Iowa Falls T. &. Johns Des Moines

Closing Out Sale On Farm Near Oxford Windham

J S Fisher and C F Doty announce a public sale of livestock and farm implements at the home 84 miles south of Oxford and 2 miles west of Windham on Wednesday, November 8 at 10 a.m. The catalog lists 30 cattle including 25 fall blood cows and calves, horses including brood mares and colts, Shropshire sheep and bucks, Poland China hogs, farm machinery and household goods. Terms: cash under $10, credit 12 months, 7.5 percent interest after due, 6 percent cash discount.

Oxford Windham J. S. Fisher C. F. Doty Earsten

Disputed School Month Averages in Johnson County

County Superintendent Langenberg and State Superintendent Riggs clash over how to define average months taught. Langenberg counts one teacher per position statewide, totaling 219, while Riggs favors a broader interpretation. The disagreement will be discussed to determine the intended metric.

Johnson County Langenberg Riggs

Oasis News highlights local visits and events

Oasis report notes Mrs Hzra Thompson and daughter Tacie of Iowa City visiting the F W Thompson home. W G Stuart family spent Sunday at Fre Seights. The Kings Daughters elected delegates Ed Schofield and Anna Enlow for the state convention. Fences & F Robinson sold 80 acres to Issie Wilson at 100 per acre. Mundy couple attended Mrs Wm McCaleb's funeral in West Branch. Seven piece orchestra at Miss Montgomery's assembly.

Oasis Hzra Thompson Tacie Iowa City F. W. Thompson W. G. Stuart Frea Speights Lloyd Oxford Amma ‘Pederson Springdale King’s Daughters Ed. Schofield Anna Enlow Cages & F. Robinson Issie Wilson

Wabash Offers Tourist Sleepers to Boston and East

The Wabash line promotes Tourist Sleepers from Chicago to Boston with $2.50 tickets and two dollars in sleeper. Also runs premier service Chicago to St. Louis and ferries a large share of Great World's Fair travelers via the Wabash. For details contact S. W. Flint P T A Wabash Des Moines Iowa.

Chicago Detroit Niagara Falls Buffalo New York Boston St. Louis United States S. W. Flint Des Moines Iowa

Peruna touted to cure long suffering woman in ads

Minn ie E McAllister of Minneapolis wife of Judge and Loyal Mystic Legion chaplain recounts back and side pain that doctors failed to relieve She credits Peruna with a full recovery after seven weeks of use Also Esther M Milner of DeGraff Ohio and T M Mahon of Chambersburg praise Peruna as a tonic and catarrh remedy Peruna contains no narcotics and is advertised as harmless and permanent in effect

Minnie E. McAllister McAllister Minneapolis Perons Esther M. Milner DeGraff Ohio Thad. M. Mahon Chambersburg T. M. Maton Dr. Hartman Hartman Sanitarium Columbus Iretf Oatee

Peruna Proclaimed Cure for Female Diseases by Dr Hartman

Dr Hartman, a pioneer in women’s health, urges Peruna as a permanent remedy for pelvic catarrh and related female diseases. He claims Peruna removes the causes, builds nerves, restores appetite and digestion, and cites extensive experience curing women.

Hartman America Feruna Peruna

Farmers Busy Husking Corn in North Liberty District

Farmers in the North Liberty area take advantage of favorable weather to husk corn. Invitations go out for the fifteenth wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Bealer to be celebrated Saturday evening October 28. Various local movements and visits are noted, including Mrs. D W Greet improving after illness and others traveling or visiting relatives.

North Liberty News North Liberty Get Henry Bealer D. W. Greet John Ramsey Ora Minneapolis Peal Myers Okle Zeller

New Cancer Cure Claim From Duffield Druggist

Jas Walters of Duffield Virginia writes Buckien's Arvica Salve cured a long standing lip cancer and now a perfect healing. Advertises guaranteed cures for cuts and barns at Henry Louis' drug stores. Frid.

Buckien Jas. Walters Duffield Henry Louis E. Ohrader Frid

Death Of Mrs Montgomery In Muscatine

Mrs Elizabeth Montgomery mother of eleven died at home in Muscatine on a Wednesday morning following a paralytic stroke. Her birthday also marked her son William and Frances Budges wedding day, which was quietly solemnized earlier that day. She leaves her husband Edward Montgomery, nine living children, five sisters and two brothers, with several other relatives.

Edward_ Montgomery Muscatine Charles Grimm Will Joe Charlie John James Ottus Harry Tessie Guy Laura Mary Warren Hattie Miller Mattie Hannan Marengo Anna Potter North Liberty Ava Amrine Iowa City John Howard Joseph Howard Montgomery Best Hill Thomas Case

Ravek Moves Into New West Side Home

CG. S. Ravek has moved into his new house on the West Side. Mrs. ACH. Vadivert has been visiting in Marengo this week. Miss Myrtle Bess is here from Minneapolis visiting with her mother, Mrs. John Bess.

CG. S. Ravek Jie Ach. Vadivert Io Marengo Myrtle Bess Minneapolis John Bess

Local Notes from Scott October Update

Scott news reports the West family returning from Washington due to rheumatism, James Douglas recovering from two weeks’ illness, and visits by Abagsil Parrott and Sheffer of Iowa City. A baby boy arrived for J J Murphy, Kate McKillip and family plan to settle in Moscow Iowa, farmers report good corn yields, and J Stevenson and sister return to Pittsburg after visiting cousins.

James Douglas Abagsil Parrott Sheffer Iowa City Scott J. J. Murphy Kate McKillip Moscow Iowa J. Stevenson Sister Pittsburg E. G. Pratt J. W. Schell

Week at Hills News and Local Notices

Mrs. McCune died at her sister Mrs. Huffman’s home in Hills on Thursday morning October 26 from consumption. Mrs. Beard hosted a sewing bee in Hills October 26 with thirteen ladies forming two comforts and quilting two quilts. Jacob Hirs new seven room house in Hills is ready for plasterers. The river at Hills fell after remaining fordable. Fred Hird crossed yesterday with his wagon.

Hills

Services at Welch Church Near Sun Day Morning and Evening

Old Man's Creek October 27 Reverend Cadwalader of Big Rock I will preach at the Welsh church near Sunday Morning and evening. The morning service will be English and include a communion. The evening service will be in English. Mrs J R Thompson returns to Grand Island Neb after a three week visit with relatives. Trustees repair parsonage roof. Coal from the cat. Local shipments to Chicago include porkers by John Lloyd and Jack Dattlinger and a lamb cargo by Will McRoberts and Will Hastings via interurban.

Old Man’s Creek J. R. Thompson Grand Island, Neb W. Edwards I. N. Rowland Lada John Lloyd Jack Dattlinger

Mary McCune Dies in Miles Michigan at Sixty

Mrs. Mary McCune aged sixty of Miles Michigan died at her sister Mrs James Hottman home south of the city while visiting in town. Remains viewed at the Hart home before shipment to Miles for interment. University glee club to meet this afternoon to organize. The piece notes a funeral in Muscatine for Mrs Howard Montgomery.

Miles Michigan Mary McCune Miles Michigan James Hottman McCune Eugene Hart South Capitol Street Hart

Also Mentioned on This Page

John A. Stevenson Colfax C. L. VonEnde E. Jefferson Poultry Brace Moore Close Ball Iowa Ave Gilbert Street Market St New Spa Oasis News Opera House Hahn Festival Orchestra Coldren Helen Carter McConnell Mr. Hamilo Garland A. Judge's Wife Inforcc West Branch Jennie Albright Jobe Hughes Riverside Linonie Lininger J. L. Chamberlin Forest, Ind I. F .and I. J. Chamberlin Charles B. Hanford Shyrock Mrs. Montgomery Edward Montgomery Scott News Mirs Wilton West Washington J. J. Murphy’s West J. Huffman Welch Cadwalader Big Rock University Glee Club T. &. Amrine Mary Ollie Muscating Howard Montgomery Stella Dryer Mocha Java
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