Russian family returns to Red Oak after six years
WE AND OUR NEIGHBORS reports a Red Oak family from Russia who originally came to America six years ago, sold their home name in Red Oak, returned to Russia, then found conditions so bad they came back to the U.S. The journey took 21 days. The item adds local notices on health cures and a bridge project cost in Pottawattamie County, plus various ads.
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G. Retfechrélder
Chhildren
Red Oak
Russia
America
Morning Sun fire and other Iowa briefs blaze across state
A defective flue in Morning Sun destroyed eleven businesses, with losses around 20000, all fully insured. Fairfield reports Benjamin Jervis becoming insane on a Burlington train. Iowa High School Meet planned for May 18 in Iowa City with Des Moines and runnell bidding. Mrs Zetta Eckles convicted of manslaughter in Cedar Rapids. A Missouri Valley fire kills Mrs Lett and three children. Henry Parris confesses murder in Sioux City. University of Iowa adopts Chicago football rules with six games limit. Pottawattamie Harrison drainage contracts signed for 58000 acres. Three prisoners escape a Carroll jail by sawing bars. Mason City stores burn, losses around 50000. Clinton man commits suicide. Percival shooting injures partner in broad daylight. Iowa redistricting aims to 100000-population districts. Corn Belt Meat Producers endorse Dolliver bill, fund prosecutions and push market expansion.
Uncertain Omaha era notes and old remedies highlighted
A jumble of 19th century items notes include Calumet Baking Powder price and a new distillery at Oskaloosa for whiskey. Des Moines brewery opening, anti-saloon defeat, and a Chariton Herald claim. Malaria germ comparison and Cy King's New Life Pills promotion. Red Oak sheriff missing carriage, Arkansas luck claim by HL Stanley, Dr King’s New Discovery for Consumption praised. Shenandoah skating rink trend and Electric Bitters testimonial. Corydon bootlegging arrest and Foley's Honey and Tar imitation warnings. A $40 Continental Congress bill shown by J D Batch’s wife. value and rarity noted.
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Oskaloosa
Des Moines
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