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Newspaper

Iowa Citizen

Location

Iowa City, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 29, 1903

Page

3

Supreme Court Reverses Albert Hammer Seduction Conviction

The supreme court reversed Albert Hammer’s seduction conviction. The March opinion, by McClain, says evidence of general reputation for morality was improper to rebut the defendant, clarifies lasciviousness versus indecency, and notes potential legislative changes to seduction laws. The Hammer verdict was overturned. Chamberlain's Calic Cholera and Diarrhoza Remedicures are advertised.

O. A. Byington Supreme Court Albert Hammer Register and Leader Albert. Hammer Johnson District McClain Albert Hommer Johnson County Stats

Runaway Horse Dazes Doctor Shas And Stir

Dr Grant Shas experienced a runaway last Saturday as a horse bolted, tossed him to the ground, then sped to the livery barn. The animal caused minor damage to a buggy near its stall while the doctor walked into town in a calm mood, cigarette in hand, dust on his clothes and medicine case. Many locals know the doctor.

Death of Oxford Lady

Yesterday morning in Oxford Township Mrs. Phillip Smith aged seventy seven died after a long illness. Born in Reading Pennsylvania she moved to Johnson County in 1856 and married Phillip Smith the same year. Survived by husband six daughters Mrs Anna Cooke Nebraska Mrs Kittie Leo Watkins Oxford Mrs Lizzie Douglas Colorado Mrs Clara Glending Colorado Mrs Eoma Bell Tacoma and son William at home. Funeral at 1 50 this afternoon in Oxford Cemetery.

Phillip’ Smith Oxford Township Smith Reading Johnson County Phillip Smith Anna Cooke Nebraska Kittie Leo Watkins Lizzie Douglas Colorado Clara Glending Eoma Bell Tacoma Washington Hattie Haberstroh West Tucas Township William Oxford

Scott's Emulsion Advertises Quality and Trust

A classic ad underscores Scott's Emulsion as the preferred cod liver oil product at drug stores. It warns buyers to beware of inferior wines and extracts posing as cod liver oil and claims thirty years of higher sales due to genuine effectiveness.

Scott

Divorce case dismissed in settlement between Panzer spouses

The divorce case filed by Martin Panzer against Anna Panzer was dismissed by the plaintiff who agreed to pay costs incurred. The couple decided to makeup and the entry of dismissal was made accordingly.

Martin Panzer Anna Panzer

Death of Mrs Jeanette Louis Pioneer Resident

Mrs Jeanette Louis aged about eighty died yesterday forenoon at the homes of her daughter Mrs Dr Chapman and the family homestead. Born in Germany she came to the city in 1848 and lived here ever since. Surviving are sons Henry Louis and daughters Mrs B Hoerner Mrs GK Lake and Mrs Dr Chapman. Funeral tomorrow forenoon at 10 at Dr Chapmans home with interment in Oakland cemetery.

Dr. Chapman Jeanette Louis Louis Germany Henry Louis B. Hoerner GK. Lake Oakland

Missing Team Found Safe After Night in Stable

J W Jones of South Clinton street reported two horses missing Thursday morning. After notifying the sheriff and using telephones to locate them, he learned the horses were not tied in the stable last night. They were found later in a street stable, and Jones was relieved by the happy resolution.

J. W. Jones South Clinton Street Heet Hoavall Mr. Jones

Got Off Cheap Dr King's Pills Ad

An old advertisement promotes Dr King's New Life Pills as a quick pleasant cure for head ache constipation and indigestion. The copy claims guaranteed relief and lists Henry Louis and W E Shrader's drug store as the seller with a 25 cent price. Sept Fri

Dr. King Henry Louis W. E. Shrader

Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Promises Quick Relief

A classic 19th century advertisement touts Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as highly effective for coughs and colds. It claims quick relief, pleasant taste, and reliable performance, with sale through all druggists.

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