Iowa and Nearby News from a Turbulent Era
A garbled Iowa page reports varied items: killings and crime with burglaries from Council Bluffs to Jefferton, a paint plant fire in Iowa City, and a grain market safe breach in Portsmouth. Notable notes include a Davenport state convention planned for June, a $500,000 Ford building in Des Moines, and Iowa City’s Grinnell site monument dedication. Multiple obituaries and accidents mark local life, from drownings and missing ears to a three year old dying on a street, plus a library vote at Reinbeck and a public-spirited rail of community efforts.
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Logan
Nevada
Alonso Franklin
Algota
Bitaa
Browing
Portsmouth
Council Bluffs
Iowa City
Ross Dopan
Aik Caines
Davenport
Sotaline
iVinton
Yarrow
Daniel
Vesele
Bentt
North
Estern
Jefferton
Clinton
Hatel
Soya Hensor
Independence
Ruth Terri
Cédar River
Waverly
John Weise
Gilmore City
O'Keefe
Ft. Dodge
New Lyon County
Howe
Rock Rapids
Burlington
Iowa
Ames
Ben White
Monticello
Mapleton Methodist
Ford Motor Company
Des Moines
Waterloo Cattle Congress
Floyd Weaver
Mary Weisbruch
Ft. Madison
Michael Limerson
Extra
Andrew Burgert
Primghar
Levi D. Wader
Parnell
Canada
J. B. Grinnell
Grinnell
Reinbeck
Andrew Carnegie
Leeds
Fires, trials and inventions shape Iowa news in April
Barking dogs arbourne a fire that destroyed a table of property, Theodore Roosevelt speech at a Commercial club event, and a Cedar Heights council corruption note. April saw Lake City Doughnut Day initiative, Iowa railroad gauge dispute, parole actions, a Bellevue safety device patent, and a Fort Dodge printer's corn cultivation invention. Rallies, fines, and accidents diversify the month's public records across Des Moines, Booneville, and Davenport communities.
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Arbourne
Atable
Dhee
Theodore Roosevelt
Commerelders’ Association
Mutcau
Bradfo
Cedar Heights
Sr Dpi
Petione
Ralph Klein
Tshatti
Abbas
James
Hetzer
Waiterloo
Peto
Hanpeth
Russell
New Virginia
Ncee Moines Hospital
Youns
J. J
Sioux City
Lake City
LeRoy Schutter
Pleasant Valley
Davenport
Geo. Swallow
Booneville
Bellevue
Ford
Des Moines
Iowa Railroad Commission
General Assembly
Milwaukee Railroad
Cascade
State Board of Parole
Anamosa
Ralph Dinse
Fort Dodge
Dingo
Clerk Is Awarded Damages After Street Car Collision
Iowa City milkman J T Leitsinger received 1800 in damages after being struck by a street car. Other items note Silas Ross four sons attending Sunday school for four years, a Shenandoah woman backing into a storefront, 436 sheep on Des Moines fair grounds, Benjamin Baker drowning in Monkey Run Creek, miners strike at Melcher over powder grade, Dubuque offices asked to add foliage, a 314 foot boa found in bananas from South America, William R Zollicoffer killed in Dubuque by an auto, Dr H A Newell and wife resigning from the Marshalltown Soldiers Home, Roy Archer and uncle injured by a rifle discharge, multiple burglaries at Latimer, drainage plan by Story County farmers, Rev Cassius Allison resigning for evangelistic work, Ft Dodge raising 30000 for Green-Wheeler shoe company, Keokuk Mississippi River power company assessment cut, and Berman D Jarvis sentenced to 16 years.
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J. T. Leitsinger
Iowa City
Silas Ross
Washington
Shenandoah
Des Moines
Benjamin Baker
Columbus Junction
Monkey Run Creek
Melcher
Dubuque
Keokuk
South America
William R. Zollicoffer
Arthur Schwanbeck
H. A. Newell
Marshalltown
Iowa
Roy Archer
Villisca
Latimer
Mississippi River Power Company
Berman D. Jarvis
Creston
Peniten
Democrat Announces Candidacy for County Auditor
Frank Crawford announces his candidacy for County Auditor to Democrats of Marion County, subject to the June primary, seeking support from voters in the community. The notification references the year '13-22.
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Frank Crawford
Packing stock butter assets update
Fragmentary OCR reads as a brief notice about stock assets and pricing, with unclear names or dates. The readable bits suggest a price related to butter or packing stock, possibly a small business update or inventory note. No clear individuals, organizations, or locations are identifiable.
What Chey Could Do to Not Tie
The readable fragment presents talking forest beings with roles in nature. The oak and brook speak of humble, useful tasks like gathering drops of water to sustain meadows, while flowers and mosses contribute in their own way. The moral remains that small, steady labor is valuable and fitting for a child.
Mrs Linda Harrod Credits Cham berlain s Tablets For Relief
Mrs Linda Harrod of Fort Wayne Indiana reports years of chronic stomach trouble ended after trying Cham berlain s Tablets she bought at Stuben rauch Drug Store. She states the relief was immediate from heaviness after meals and stomach pains and recommends the remedy.
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Warrod
Chamberlain
Linda Harrod
Fort Wayne
Ind
Stubenrauch
Treating Catarrh with Scott's Emulsion
The notice claims catarrh afflicts one in three and that nasal catarrh signals bodily weakness. It argues local snuffs and vapors fail and advises correcting the cause by enriching blood with Scott's Emulsion, an alcohol free medicinal food and building tonic from Scott & Bowne of Bloomfield New Jersey.
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Scott
Scott & Bowne
Bloomfield
N.J
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