Tragic death ties to VicTory bread innovator and era stories
A collage of Iowa notes recalls Albert Jamieson once bakery pioneer behind Victory bread, later unidentified death in Minneapolis after a hospital operation. The piece covers river transport revival along Mississippi with barges Ramgey and Winona, home demonstration agents, a public suit over a search warrant, Diamond Joe steamboats legacy, and shifts in land values after 1919 deflation, plus diphtheria stats and popcorn production in Sac and Ida counties.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Albert Clyde Jamieson
Council Bluffs
Jamieson
Herbert Hoover
Europe
Victory
Minneapolis
Mankato
Minn
Mississippi River
St. Paul
St. Louis
Ernest M. Dickey
Chicago
Dubuque
Mississippi
Albert Head
Jefferson
Greene County
Capt. Head
General Assembly
Seeley Co truss expert to visit Downing Hotel Friday
Seeley Company of Chicago sends a truss expert to Oskaloosa this Friday May 9 to demo the Spermatic Shield praised for closing ruptures in 10 days without surgery or drugs. The ad warns against imitators and notes government verification and a Chicago address.
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Seeley Co
Chicago
Downing Hotel
Oskaloosa
England
Spain
Seeley
United States
Washington, D. C
F. H. Seeley
Dearborn St
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Red Oak
Percy Bailey
Applequist
Stanton
Children’s Aid Society of
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River Transit Co
la Crosse
James L. Brodie
Spencer
Evis Whitfield
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F. W. Gessner
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American Medical Association
H. L. Sayler
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Cedar Rapids
Sac
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State Department of Agriculture, Inspection Department
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Standish
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