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Newspaper

Iowa Citizen

Location

Iowa City, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 08, 1903

Page

5

Local Notes On Visitors Births And Jobs In Town

Gitizen: Cox of West Liberty visited Town City. Mrs Neyisee stayed with the Intterfelds in Waterloo. Ed Wilson returns from the west pleased with vacation. Mrs Al McKee of Irontown visited her mother Jelly then left for West Liberty. T N Wagner of Frank Pierce celebrate eight pound boy. A C Wintom of Moline Ill arrives to visit John Roberts in Sharon township. Ben Dunkel now substitute clerk on the Des Moines Hawarden railway mail run. Miss Amelis Shunka of Trish's university business college takes stenographer job at Puritan Manufacturing. Mrs T W Townsend in Des Moines visiting her son. Mrs Alva Townsend accompanied to Des Moines and back home.

Mr. Cox West Liverty Town City John J. Neyisee Intterfeld Waterloo Ed. Wilson West al McKee Irontown Jelly West Liberty T. N. Wagner Frank Pierce

Attack of Diarrhoea Cured by One Dose Remedy

Testimonial from R G Stewart of Stewart & Bro Greenville Alabama states a severe diarrhoea attack left him unable to work but was cured after a single dose of Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. The ad notes the product is sold by all druggists on Mondays and Fridays with a date line Sept ia.

Chamberlain R. G. Stewart Stewart & Bro Greenville Ala

Furnace guarantee backs top hot air units of the era

The writer promotes installing high quality hot air furnaces with strong maker guarantees. The narrator highlights expertise in providing first class installation and asserts the furnaces are unsurpassed for the Twentieth Century.

Musquakie Linguistic Work Returns to Tama Iowa

Dr Duren Ward arrives in Tama with photographs homes beadwork manuscripts and language work. He drafts a Musquakie dictionary from roughly 400 words and details 500 syllables used to express meaning. The Musquakie language lacks an alphabet yet conveys thought through syllables. Ward’s study includes land purchases map and economic status findings.

Duren J. H. Ward Gammer Tama Towa State Historical Society Ward the Historical Society Dre. Ward Musquakie Board of

Musquakie history project details and archival items listed

The document outlines Musquakie historical material including lists of names, a manuscript from Macquakie on tribal incidents, an alphabet analysis with 500 root syllables, and numerous photographs. It notes items loaned by leaders and agents, plus travel by Mr. and Mrs. Coast between Michigan and Chicago.

Kansas Historical Society Clark Lamb

Ladies' Club Program Planned for Tomorrow Evening

The Oasis Ladies' Club will host a program and social at the Woodmen hall on Saturday evening September 9. All invited. Eva Thompson on sick list. Charles Apitz rents his farm to Emil Linderman. Ben Schofield visiting relatives in Des Moines. Elmer Coulter in Canada with a party last week. Emma Shipley of Cedar Rapids stayed with the Enease family. Anna Hope returns from Iowa City. Calista Pratt to Solon to teach high school. Susie and Carl Jack visiting at FE W Thompson home.

Oasis Emil Linderman Apitz Farm Woodmen Wall Charles Apitz Ben Schofield Des Moines Elmer Coulter Canada Emma Shipley Cedar Rapids Anna Hope Iowa City

Peruna Cited By Women Across Cities For Cures

Miss Clara Case of Washington D C says Peruna cured her catarrh after long suffering and future security. Miss Mary Bennett of Chicago reports a cold from wet feet cleared in a week with Peruna and a toned system. Miss Gertrude Linford of Buffalo credits Peruna with curing kidney catarrh after doctors gave up and notes overall well being.

Clara Case 9Th Street N. W Washington, D. C Ferana Mary Bennett Addison A‘ve Chicago Ill Gertrude Linford Parkside Whist Club Niagara Street Buffalo N.Y Perana Gertrads Linford

Choose Church Officers Elect For Ensuing Year

Last evening the Christian church held its annual meeting electing new officers for the year. George W. Bale is reelected elder and trustee. Mrs BE Parsons deaconess. deacons F C Greer J G Spencer D S Stouffer. Membership rose to 395 and $3400 was raised, $600 for missionary work. E L Boerner chaired. Dr W L Bywater secretary.

Christian Church Géo. W. Bale E. Parsons F.C. Greer J. G. Spencer Stouffer E. L. Boerner W. L. Bywater Secetary

Peruna testimonial headlines a health ad push

Addie Nalley recounts four years of cough and catarrh relief after using Peruna as three bottles restore appetite and strength. A $10,000 deposit at Market Exchanges Bank in Columbus, Ohio, guarantees these testimonials as authentic letters.

Miss Nalley Addie Nalley Washington, D. C Peruna Market Exchanges Bank Columbus Ohio

Iowa City Contest Offers Pianos and Buggy by Vote

Readers may nominate candidates for two piano prizes and a buggy prize. A piano goes to the top voting unmarried girl in Iowa City and another to the top candidate outside Iowa City. The buggy goes to the top man in Johnson County. Entries require nominations or subscription payments with voting certificates. Votes are cast via coupons or paid subscriptions, with each issue providing a new voting coupon.

Towa City Iowa City Johnson County M. Greer South Clinton Street Francia Kane Carnage Emporium Johnsom County Iowa Citize

Subscriptions Contest Opens with Penny Votes Plan

Start at once on old and new subscriptions. For every penny paid in Sept. 2% votes, 3 votes. For every penny paid in Oct. 2 votes, 23% votes. For every penny paid in Nov. 114 votes, 2 votes. For every penny paid in Dec. 1 vote, 114 votes. Contest closes Saturday evening December 23, 1905, at 10 o clock.

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Gitizén M. Gerber G. R. Workman Bruce Moore Towa Cary Iowa Town Avé Marshall & Lebamn Cresent H. A. Dunlap Bellhonegai The American Loan Co Bailey & Murphy Saash Shraders’ Drug: Co E. Washington Street Governor St W. J. Bowen Brace Moore Dr. Duren J. H. Ward Todians Before Histories Society Isaac B. Lee Eva Thompson Calista Pratt Solon Susie Carl Jack Centerdale FE. W. Thompson Citizen’s Piano UN GY Smith & Cilek Dubuque Street Perunna Clara Mary Bennf Gertrude Misy Appie Nalley Gecolde House W. B. Patton KiMbAll
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