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Newspaper
Iowa Citizen
Location
Iowa City, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1903
Page
6
A summary of hunting regulations forbids shooting certain birds in defined windows and bans specific methods. It lists bag limits, transport restrictions, possession caps, and prohibited practices such as nest destruction, trapping, and hunting on cultivated land without consent.
E E Cross of Melfa Virginia recounts a bout of cholera morbus while traveling and credits two doses of Chamberlain Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy with quick recovery. He now carries a bottle for travel and urges others to do the same as water and diet changes commonly upset bowels. For sale by all druggists.
Notice states Miss Montgomery will move her Dancing School from Kenyon Hall to the New Majestic on Dubuque Street opposite the Y M C A Assembly Saturday evening.
A local store named Dove Sisters Millinery announced an opening this month with dates September 20 and 21. The notice emphasizes a boutique opening event and special offerings for the community.
A. O. Vetter visited Fullerton Nebraska. Miss Rose Huster and Mrs. Wm McCaleb are ill. Ells and Nellie Douglas visited Oasis Tuesday. Wm Douglas moves to West Liberty. Fred Speighton family visited L. C. Greene’s Sunday. Wm Gray of Grays Ford made a business call Tuesday. West Branch Lumber Co deals in ready made buildings. Charles Witter to move to the Douglas property early next month. Chicken pie supper drew a good crowd, receipts $24. Barnes Browning and Singleton families returned from Cedar camping. Many women still go bare headed though millinery commerce remains healthy.
A Bennettsville resident touts Electric Bitters for his wife’s long battling dyspepsia and torpid liver. He credits the remedy with restoring strength and health. Henry Louis and W E Shrader druggists sell and guarantee the product at five cents per bottle.
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