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Newspaper

Iowa Citizen

Location

Iowa City, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 23, 1903

Page

5

Unclear OCR Fragment Sparks City News Tidbits

Fragmentary text mentions Mary Rabes of Lone Tree and M Lindly of Winfield in Iowa. References a university engineering department adding two new gear items and two blowers, a Pharmaceutical Alumni group meeting, and a Fraternal Banker Reserve planning a Cedar Rapids excursion.

Mary Rabes Lone Tree the Versity M. Lindly Winfield Iowa Rotary of the Pharmaceutical The State University Cedar Rapids

Sixty four County School Boards Prompt Debate

A county report shows Johnson County has sixty four school boards across forty eight independent districts. Five towns Iowa City Oxford Solon Lone Tree and Coralville host independent boards while Big Grove Cedar Graham Washington Pine and Sharon townships hold the rest. Proponents say independent districts allow closer, less disturbed management of each school.

Iowa City Oxford Solon Lone Tree Coralville Big Grove Cedar Graham Washington Pine Sharon

Funeral of Chas. Cox in Clear Creek Township

The funeral for Charles B. Cox was held at his Clear Creek home and he was interred at Oakland cemetery. Aged 72, he spent 25 years in the county and was known as a neighbor and businessman. He leaves a wife, three children Fred Cox W H Cox and Julia Cox two grandchildren and a wide circle of acquaintances.

Clear Creek Charles B. Cox Oakland Cox Julia Cox Fred W. H. Cox

Henry Lininger Sells 80 Acres in Madison Township

Henry Lininger sold eighty acres in Madison township to E F Ramsey of Fairfax Iowa for 7100 pounds. Possession is to be given March 1.

Henry Lininger Madison Township E. F. Ramsey Fairfax Iowa

Mrs Snavely Sells 115 Acre Madison Farm

Last week Laura B. Snavely sold her 115 acre farm in Madison township to W. W. Musgrave of Mascatine. The purchase price paid was seventy dollars per acre.

Madison Township W. Moagrave Laura B

May Move to City James Liska Sells Farm

James Liska of Lone Tree disposes of his farm near Lone Tree selling it to Jerry Katz. Liska has not decided his future residence but contemplates moving to Iowa City. W A Valenta of Cedar Rapids visited with his brother Dr J A Valent yesterday in the city.

James Liska Lone Tree Sells Farm Lone Tree Jerry Katz Mr. Liska Iowa City W. A. Valenta Cedar Rapid J. A. Valent

Iowa Statistical Bureau Debate Mentioned by Brigham

Des Moines State Labor Commissioner E D B Brigham and Prof Patterson discuss creating a state statistical bureau to assist all departments and train statisticians. They note the public favors enforcing state laws more than compiling annual labor statistics.

Patterson Brigham Iowa E. D B. Brigham Des Moines Prof State University State Labor Commissioners Office

Funeral of John B. Lee in Muscatine

The funeral for John B. Lee was held at Greenwood chapel Muscatine with Rev. John Wesley Potter officiating. Attending relatives and Odd Fellows from Town City and Iowa City accompanied the remains aboard the Wilton train. Burial followed privately Sunday at 2 p.m. with pallbearers G. M. Titus GR. Musser Charles Cadie J. L. McColm W. J. Lane and D. V. Jackson present.

John B. Lee Greenwood Chapel Muscatine Temmnins Independent Order of Odd Fellows Town City Wilton John Wesley Potter First Methodist Church Iowa City N. G. Startsman I. B. Porch Benjamin Owen J. Struble C. F. Lovelace Henry Sporleder Isaac B. Lee Joseph J. Lee John Matin Evanston, Jr John Lee Mahin Chicago A. W. Lee Ottumwa G. M. Titus GR. Musser Charles Cadie J. JL. McColm W. J. Lane D. V. Jackson

LeAVES FOR OKLAHOMA

Joseph Dobry and family depart to Kendrick Oklahoma after purchasing an 80 acre farm and shipping household goods last week. The former high school janitor is moving to his new home. Mark Clapp and Miss Sidney Clapp of Wichita Kansas are visiting relatives in the city.

Jos Dobry Oklahoma Jospeh Doby Kendrick Okla Mark Clapp Miss Sidney Clapp Wichita, Kansas The City

Cement Fence Posts Patent Granted to Asa Moler

Asa Moler of this city has been notified by his attorneys that the United States Patent Office has allowed his patent on Cement Fence Posts. The invention secures fence wires with blocks in the post made of layers of asbestos paper allowing easy removal without damaging the post. Moler seeks permission for use with posts and blocks from other manufacturers.

Moler Asa Moler Orwig & Lane Des Moines Iowa United States Patent Office Towa Moles Molter

Land sale noted as Dakotazland sale to George Anderson

George Anderson returned to Madison township South Dakota after selling 3201 acres at 12.50 per acre in a big land deal noted in the Dakota land sale. The item lists postal letters for Iowa City and local names in Chamberlain and Madison township with several addressees and notices.

Dakotazland George Anderson Dakota Madison Township This County Rom Hand County South Dakota

Traveling Man Praises Cholera Remedy For Travelers

Mr E E Cross of Melfa Virginia reports a sudden bout of cholera morbus while traveling. He credits Chamberlain Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy with quick relief after two doses and now carries a bottle. He advises travelers to include it due to diet and water changes. For sale by all druggists.

E E Cross Melfa

Special course for city teachers by university

Prof. F. E. Bolton head of education announces a weekly Friday 4:30 PM course for public school teachers in Lew City. The first semester covers learning processes from acquisition to recall and elaboration. The second semester focuses on child study. It is expected to be very popular.

F. E. Bolton Department of Education Lews City

Remains Laid to Rest for Mrs. Clara Backensto

Interment held at Oakland cemetery for Mrs. Clara Backensto aged eighty two. She died in Pueblo Colorado. Her son V E Backentso traveled from Pueblo to attend. Another son Frank Backensto arrived from Chicago for the funeral.

Clara Backensto Pueblo Col Oakland V. E. Backentso Beckensto Frank Backensto Chicago

Orchestra of Grammar School Reorganized and Active

The grammar school orchestra, a popular city ensemble, has been reorganized and is already holding rehearsals. The roster includes first violins Doris Lakr Bloise Brainerd Phillip Akerman Arthur Brady Anton Geiger and others with L Q Worley directing.

Doris Lakr Bloise Brainerd Phillip Akerman Arthur Brady Anton Geiger John Vatosh Renee Hohman Norbert Pitzler Ralph Denny Helen Baldwin Maurice Dever Charles Parsons Leo

Infant Daughter Born to Mr and Mrs Maher of West Lucas

Mr. and Mrs. Michael Maher of West Lucas township celebrate the birth of their infant daughter at home. An auction note mentions Tom Davis holding a farming sale in Sharon township seven miles southwest of Iowa City on October 6 1905 featuring 206 head of stock general farm machinery and hay.

Michael Maher West Lucas Township Tom Davis Sharon Township Iowa City

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Aonday Igor C. M. Reno Om Terrace College Street Bridge H. A. Strub & Co Internaal Scran Neba Ely Vanted Aire Johnson Street Stertin S. Madi- St Madison Zanted Block South Opera Se E. Sangster Foultry Bruce Moore Farbrough Route South Dubuque Schneider Brothers Scranton Corresence School Dodge Street Citizen’s God Piano Puggy Citizen Irving Liveutside Neon County South Clinton Street Francie Kane Emporium Resaon Spetem Uoder Chas. Cox Clear Creek Township Bureau OF Statistics Whetstone Sisser Smith & Cilek Adies Chamberlain Mra Mahar Mra 4 Cross H. D. Overnoni, P. M Bolton Coldren Opera House
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