Contestant lists for Citizen's three contests published
The Citizen prints alphabetic lists of contestants for the city piano, country piano, and buggy contests. Names include Maurine Fackler, Stella Fay, Mary Fischer, Jessie Hotz, Marie Linder, Mary Mahoney, Nellie Mcraith, Irene Parizer, Mable Shaff, Lizzie Strohmeyver, Lois Trundy, Margaret Welch among others with addresses in Burlington and Dubuque areas.
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Citizen Today
the Citizen Today
Maurine Fackler, Jr
W. Burlington St
Stella Fay
E. Burlington St
Mary Fischer
N. van Buren St
Jessie Hotz
N. Gilbert St
Marie Linder
Governor
Nellie McRaith
E. Harrison
Irene Parizer
Child St
Mable Shaff
N. Capitol
Lizzie Strohmeyver
S. Dubuque
Lois Trundy
Zar W. College
Margaret Welch
Clinton St
Contestants listed for piano event in outside city venue
Mary Andrews from Frendale Helen Graham of Oasis Ella Keppler Route 4 Ethel Kessler Solon Hattie Lumpa Oasis Carrie Mentzer Hills Loretta Michael Hills Lea Parrott East Town City Florence Payne Solon Irene Pelzer Route 3 Mary Peters Solon Ella Pitlice Hills Golda Ramsay Route 5 Annie Rogers Tiffs Clara Shulthise Oxford Route 1 Mabel Solnar Route 6 Mary Walters Route 4 Dora Watkins Route 7 Callie Wieder Oasis
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Mary Andrews
Frendale
Helen Graham
Oasis
Ella Keppler
Ethel Kessler
Solon
Hattie Lumpa
Carrie Mentzer
Hills
Loretta Michael
Lea Parrott
East Town
Florence Payne
Irene Pelzer
Mary Peters
Ella Pitlice
Golda Ramsay
Annie Rogers
Tiffs
Clara Shulthise
Oxford
Mabel Solnar
Mary Walters
Dora Watkins
Callie Wieder
Contestants for buggy race listed from Iowa City area
A list of names and addresses appears for the buggy race contestants including WM Bealer of Route 9, ROBT F Berry of Lone Tree, REV C C Brown Route 2 Iowa City, Fred Calkins Iowa City, Frank Crow Oxford, JOSEPH A Helmer 904 E Fairchild Sr, E Hinchcliffe Iowa City, Clarence Hughes Route 3 Iowa City, ROBT Jones Route 3, Roy Lachender Route 3 Norval Mathes Iowa City, William Lary Route 2, James J Murphy Iowa City, Philip Stagg 519 S Madison Sr, Dewey Strickler Iowa City, Wm J Stutsman Kalona Route 1, Joe Thomas Route 3 Iowa, Bennie Williams Route 2 Iowa City.
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Wm.bealer
Robt
F. Berry
Lone Tree
Rev
C. C. Brown
Iowa City
Fred Calkins
Frank Crow
Oxford
Joseph A. Helmer
E. Fairchild
E. Hinchcliffe
Clarence Hughes
Robt. Jones
Roy Lachender
City
Norval Mathes
William Lary
James J. Murphy
Philip Stagg
S. Madison Sr
Dewey Strickler
IWM
J. Stutsman
Kalona
Joe Thomas
Bennie Williams
Surgeons to Attend Railway Meet in Des Moines
Dr L W Littig of this city and Dr E Harding of Solon, railway surgeons for Rock Island, depart tomorrow for Des Moines to participate in the state railway surgeons meeting at the Savory Hotel on Thursday and Friday.
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Iowa
the Savery
Des Moines
L. W. Littig
Boerlein Re-elected At Lutheran Synod Meeting
Rev. J. G. Boerlein returned from State Center Iowa where he attended the fifteenth convention of the southern district of the Evangelical Lutheran Synod of Iowa and Other States He was re elected treasurer of the district for another year The next meeting will be held at Rock Falls Illinois.
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J. G. Hoerlein
Evangelical Lutheran Synod of Iowa
J. G. Boerlein
State Center
Iowa
Hoerlein
Rockfails
Fire Chief Kiema Transferred to Old Science Hall
Fire Chief Kiema will be found in the future at the old science building at Capitol and Jefferson streets. He has been janitor at the pharmacy building and homeopathic hospital for years, and this transfer moves him to a more desirable position.
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Kiema
Science
Capitol and
Jefferson Streets
Pharmacy
Homeopathic Hospital
Anthropology and Ethnology Courses Led by Dr Ward
The department headed by Prof Loos offers this year a first semester Anthropology course followed by an Ethnology course in the second half. Dr Daren J H Ward will conduct both, with two lectures weekly, readings, special inquiries and theses. Ward is highly regarded in anthropological circles and the courses are expected to attract many students.
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Loos
Daren J. H. Ward
Students swarm city as housing fills fast
Crowds of students arrive by train over three days as rooms run scarce. The M G C A registrar notes most desirable rooms are taken, hotels and restaurants struggle to meet demand, and the university has set up temporary beds at the gymnasium for men and at Close Hall for women.
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M. Cea
Room Bureau
University
Students to Be Measured in Physical Training Classes
Incoming university students in the fall will be measured during the first weeks and again at year end to track physical development. The process applies to both women under Miss Eastman and men under El A. Rule. Freshman and sophomore women meet with Miss Eastman on Friday.
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Eastman
Miss Eastman
Former manual training head returns to teach in city schools
LeRoy Elliott, ex-head of the manual training department, has been engaged to assist in the manual training program this year. The workload is heavy and cannot be managed by one instructor. Students took their first lessons on lathes yesterday and performed well, with strong interest seen across all city schools.
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LeRoy Elliott
Ntsra
Ion
Puuits
Couple united in marriage at German Lutheran Parsonage
Rev J G Hevrlein joined Miss Mary Zinkula and Otto C Hotz in matrimony at the German Lutheran Parsonage. The couple, both of Pleasant Valley township, will reside on the groom’s farm there with relatives Frank Reha and Miss Mary Reha attending.
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J G. Hevrlein
Mary It. Zinkula
Otto C. Hotz
Pleasant Valley Township
Frank Reha
Mary Reha
Mrs. Hotz
Dinner Honors Rev. D Walk at Harrison Residence
Last evening at the W. H. Harrison home a six o clock dinner was given for Rev. D Walk of Dallas Texas and his wife and son who are visiting. The gathering of friends greatly enjoyed the evening.
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W. H. Harrison
Rev
D. Walk
Dallas
Texas
Party at Hotz boat house honors Mrs Anna LaPitz
Last evening at the Hotz boat house up the river John Bischoff entertained a party of thirty to forty people in honor of his sister Mrs Anna LaPitz of Brooklyn New York. The gathering was described as very enjoyable.
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Hotz
John Bischoff
Anna LaPitz
Brooklyn
N. v
Weemattineuacks to Honor Chester Keppler at Kenyon Hall
The Weemattineuacks plan a Friday evening party at Kenyon Hall to honor member Chester Keppler who is visiting the city on furlough.
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Kenyon Hall
Weemattineuacks
Chester Keppler
Entertain Friends at Chapmat Home Evening
Monday evening Br. and Mrs. F. P Chapmat hosted a party for a number of friends at their pleasant city home. An enjoyable evening was spent.
University Convocation Opens New School Year at Gym
Tomorrow afternoon at the university gymnasium the first general convocation for the coming school year will begin at four o'clock. Students and faculty are expected to attend and the public is welcome if space allows. Announcements and new acquisitions to the faculty will be shown during the event.
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University Gymnasium
Frst
General University
Maher Rock Nuptials at St Marys Church
This morning at St Mary's church the marriage took place of Miss Marcella Maher and Fred A Rock both of this county.
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St Mary’s Church
Marcella Maher
Fred A. Rock
County
Recorder Office Lacks Record Typewriter in Johnson County
The Johnson County recorder's office is one of six in the state without a record typewriter to handle county books. Two typewriters exist in the courthouse for other offices but none in the recorder's office. Recorder Dvorsky has not requested one and is unsure if he can obtain one.
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Johnson County Recorder’s Office
Recorder’s Office
Johnson County
Court House
Clerk's Ofice
Auditor’s Office
Recorder's Office
Dvorsky
North Liberty to Visit Cedar Rapids Interurban Trip
About 100 residents from North Liberty plan to ride the Interurban to Cedar Rapids next Thursday to visit the Old Ladies Home. A large delegation from North Liberty visited last year and a reception is scheduled at the home Thursday.
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North Liberty
Old Ladies
Cedar Rapids
Library Board Meets After Long Gap in August Session
After two months without a quorum the public library board plans to reconvene this evening. Expect a busier agenda with one or two major items under consideration.
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Public Library Board
Old Soldiers Rally Near Marion for Two Day Reunion
The Twenty fourth Iowa regiments veterans headed toward Marion for a two day reunion. A squad of gray veterans left Iowa City early in the forenoon, planning a cordial gathering with old comrades from the camp. Iowa City delegates include John E. Jarne Loring Grant and Sam Cevine with reinforcements from Riverside John Younkin Tom Simms and Jacob Fessler.
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Twenty-fourth
Iowa
Marion
Iowa City
John E. Jarne
Loring Grant
Sam Cevine
John Younkin
Tom Simms
Jacob Fessler
Riverside
Brief notices from the community including licenses and injuries
Serious illness calls Mr. and Mrs. John Parrott to Waterloo. A marriage license issued for Adam Hohesadie and Martha Wigbhaw. Assessor George W. Fairall aids destitute workers with free wood cutting. A two year old injured by a fall from a carriage is recovering. Rev. D. Frank Bush visits local residents. Iowa Library Association meet at Fort Dodge September 23 to 27. locals may attend. John Crow repairs phones between Oxford Green Center Parnell. Edward Cropley injures wrist milking a cow. Mrs. J. Keaster visits Creston during Dr. Keaster’s Mexico trip absence. Westcott's new Hast Town City house nearing completion.
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B.A. Parrott
John Parrott
Waterloo
Court House
Adam Hohesadie
Martha Wigbhaw
George W. Fairall
Hast Lucas
Ryan
Edward Cropley
J. & Keaster
Creston
Iowa
Spurgeon
Iowa Avenue
Keaster
Mexico
Westcott
Iowa City football practice shows strong depth and new talent
More than three teams practiced on the Iowa field with Coach Chalmers praising signal work while scrimmages remained ragged. Candidates for positions include McGowan, Chalmers, Tupper, Murphy, Moore, Barker, Sidell, Washburn, Sidell, and others with weights listed. First year players attract attention as Augstana game is canceled and two open dates seek replacements. Rookwood returns as guard from last year.
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Iowa
Chalmers
Jones
Griffith
McGowan
Bent
Fritzel
Tupper
Murphy
Moore
Barker
Bitz
Sidell
Felkner
Narum
Fitz
Washburn
Albright
Rockwood
Stref
Brown
Parsons
Swinn
White
a.Roy White
Simons
Thornburg
Files
M. Kent
Naram
Chambers
Rule
Schwinn
G. Brows
Edwards
Bzitzel
Peck
Morrison
Miller
Wilkinson
Kent
Nacum
Atkinson
Iowa City
Rookwood
Cure a Cold in One Day Advertisement Claim
An old ad touts a quick cold cure using laxative bromquinine with a refund promise if it fails. Grove’s signature appears on each box and the price is listed as 25 cents.
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Grove
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Old Science Hall
James Kiema
Ward
Department of Physical Training
Manual Training Department of Public Schools
Zinkula-Hotz
Dr Walk
Maher Rock
Library Board
Twenty-fourth Iowa Infantry
Adams
Washington St
Iowa Field
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