Seven Tribes and Chiefs of Early Iowa Indigenous Peoples
A historical overview of Iowa’s first peoples before statehood, detailing the Sioux, Ioway, Sauk and Fox, Omaha, Oto, Missouria, and related tribes. It notes migrations, key leaders such as Waneta and Keokuk, and the impact of disease and conflict on populations. The piece also recalls Spirit Lake attacks and the lasting presence of the Ioway after Iowa’s naming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
United States
Jullien
Lake Michigan
Wisconsin
Iowa River
Des Moines
Minnesota
Lone Tree Man Ends His Life
Will iam Ziegler of Lone Tree died by suicide Saturday night. Coroner Dr. George Maresh ruled no inquest. The 36 year old despondent man, a former infantile paralysis survivor, was found by his brother Roy. Survived by three sisters and two brothers. funeral at a Methodist church Tuesday at 1:30.
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William Ziegler
Lone Tree
George Maresh
Johnson County
Ziegler
Roy
Gertrude ,Goodhue
Mayme Hill
Cedar Rapids
Grace
Don
Tuesay
PARESIS AND ADHESIONS KEEP MANY OFF WORK
Doctor William Brady warns adhesions arise from overrest and excessive splinting and braces. He notes modern practice removes splints within days and begins gentle manipulation, aiming to restore function by the end of the month.
Modern fracture treatment favors early function over long rest
Medical guidance warns against prolonged immobilization as it weakens muscles and slows healing. Early functional use, supportive bandages, and splints yield better outcomes, while outdated methods leave many patients crippled. Advice also cautions against frauds selling grand cures.
Wrong to Condemn All Married Women On Payrolls
A reader defends employed married women arguing many work to support dependents and families, not for pleasure. The letter notes most married workers have obligations beyond themselves and emphasize pride in earning to aid homes and dependents.
Indignant Advice on Judging Married Women and Courting
An advice column discusses judging others and a dilemma about an employed married woman staying at home. It suggests planning a picnic to entertain and mentions parental approval. A sixteen year old asks how to know if a boy likes her, and the expert says to read his manner and enjoyment of her company.
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Iowa
Miss Manners
A. L
St Luke and Mercy Hospitals Placed On Approved List
St Luke’s and Mercy Hospitals in the city are on the American College of Surgeons approved list announced at the annual Hospital Standardization conference. The ACS certifies hospitals meeting safety and efficiency standards for patient care used by patients, nursing students, and graduates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Luke's
Mercy
American College of Surgeons
United States
Canada
Iowa
Also Mentioned on This Page
Towa
Inkpaduta
Spirit Lake
Savage
Wabasha
Waneta
War Eagle
Owa
Missouri River
Mississippi
Missouri
Ohio
Mahaska
Mississippi River
Saults
God
Getel Munito
Wisaka
Pashepaho
Appanoose
Black Hawk
Keokuk
Poweshiek
Wapello
Taima
Tama
Mahaske
Lone Tree Man
William Brady
M. D
Questions and
Brady
the Gazette
Ran Vaole
Mary Manners
Indignant
St. Luke’s
Mercy Hospitals
Delaware
Newman's
Eastern Jaws Veterinarian Association
Newmans
Newman
Percales
Aras
Genuine Hope
Bic
Steven P
Winstler
Cretonnes
Cretenne
Cretennes
McMay
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