Iowa News Briefs Chronicle Mass Events From Des Moines
The 15th suspension of Rohrback & Roths child in Des Moines is noted along with 57 military companies organized in Iowa. A private bank in Boone suspended on the 14th with liabilities estimated at 36000. An annual meeting of the Town State Medical Association is set for Des Moines on January 26. Reports on education, rail and river activity, fires, court actions, and weather add to the day's state-wide business and incidents.
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Rohrback & Rothschilds
Des Moines
Adjutant-General
A. K. Wells
Boone
Town State Medical Association
Joux ApEn
Clear Lake
Agricultural College
Keokuk & Des Moines
Tuk Mahaska County
Oskaloosi
Brooks, Wilson & Stein
United States
Madison
Thirtie Lockwood
Alexander Webster
CoaniEs Pit Kiss
Sioux 1
Sioux City & Pacific Way
N.S. Benros
Davenport
Central University
Pella
Whalesale
Robert Pool
Tao
Iowa State Capitol
Hilding
Capitol
Horticultural Society
Towa
United Stes
Milwaukee
Ltch
Milwaukee, Lake Shore & Western Railroad
Milwaukee Perth
Two Rivers
Milwaukee, Manitowoc
Green Bay Mailroad
Fortier
Huter
Adnor Norrie
Lawrence Wels
Morris K. Jesip
Jamiel
Burlington
Dur- Tinton
Spirit Lake
Dickinson County
Anil
Davor
Fall River
Mass
West Virginia
Committee On Military Affairs
Davin DepLey Fienn
Tweed
Ife
Indianapolis men win and lose large lottery stakes
The two Indianapolis commercial tourists drew parts of the Louisville Library lottery capital, one taking 37500 and the other 85000. The 7500 winner joined a grocery firm, then sold his stake for 7500, but soon lost work, drank heavily, and contemplated morphine or arsenic. The 5000 winner left for Kansas to start lumber business, then returned, broke and seeking employment. The piece also critiques old medical potions and cannibalistic remedies, noting ancient practices and moral concerns.
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Indianapolis
Louisville
Leart
Jessly
River Styx
Kansas
Indianapolia Journal
Odd occupations and Russian immigrants in early Topeka
The piece notes a Center Street painter who clothes bruises with flesh paint for actors and others, a widespread practice among New York slum clients. It then describes Topeka’s Russian immigrants from Samara in long sheepskin coats, sausage caps, and high boots, who sing in front of the Topeka House, mixing German words withRussian-inspired tunes as they adapt to Kansas life.
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Center Street
Fourth Avenue
New York
National Academy
Flo
Strick
Inquirer
Fifth Avenue
Cor
Chicago
Tribone
Topeka
Russia
Samara
Vola
Volga
Carbondale
Kansas
Brian O’linn
Zepeka
Commonwealth
New York Press Club
Tweed
Tuerr
Lake George
Tur
Jacksonville
Fla
Florida
Leopard Caught After Philadelphia Zoo Box Trap Saga
A leopard loose on a Chesapeake barge in Philadelphia created a sensational chase. Headkeeper Nash set a shifting box and water hose plan to lure the animal, who evaded early attempts. By 8:15 a.m. the leopard was finally captured, ending a chaotic zoological mystery for the city.
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Phladelphia
Chesapeake
Arch Street
Areh Street
Nash
Sheles
Romance on a Reading Farmhouse Marriage
A Reading-press note tells how a farmers daughter married a migrant laborer who came asking for food. He proved diligent, stylish, and ambitious, loaned money for clothes, and won her hand after initial resistance. The German-born suitor, educated and eager to farm, may become prosperous.
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Berks County
Hagle
Old Time Farm Recipes And Homely Advice
A compilation of kitchen notes with recipes for cakes breads and mince meat fritters, plus a long essay urging better farming systems. It stresses soil renovation, manure use, and high cultivation to avoid skim-culture, and advises farmers to stock tools and plan repairs for wet days.
A Farmer’s Guide to Building a Tooling Workshop
The article urges farmers to create a winter workshop in an outbuilding with a stove and a full tool set. It lists saws files planes drawing knives braces gimlets a cooper’s shaving horse wrenches and more. It claims a two to three year effort will yield surprising skill and self reliance in repairing farm implements rather than relying on blacksmiths or wheelwrights.
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W. Y. World
United States
A Curious Georgia Apple Seller in Haralson County
A street interview reveals a farmer from Haralson County selling gallerskin red-breasted shocky apples from a wagon. He travels to nearby markets, plans to return before Christmas with more apples, beeswax, honey, and feathers, and lives simply in homemade jeans while awaiting harvest.
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Haralson County
Turkey Creek
Dack Mountain
Ife
Norman
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Iowa State News
Starn
Wisconsin State Agricultural Society
State Agriculturs and Hopticultural
State Dairymien
Taylor
Tsane Brandt
Supreme Court
Cole
Brandt
the Man
Fortune
Lake Erie
Betsey
Point Betsey
Dick Rice
Kereet
Tam
Detroit Free Press
Mexico
London
Phebus Epicurios
Esculapius
Plato
Georgias
Arcanum
Jesus
Odin
Woop
Cornucopia
New
Washington
Matt Lyxen
Moreno
Colorado
Hillsboro
Ore
Denver Nevis
Stewart (Col
Navy
Judd & Crosby
Mount Helena
Mont
Texas
Monterey
Swampscott
Cape Cod
Mason County
Tex
Williamm Eppy
Chittenden
Ratlans
J. A. Groves
Central Star
Miss
Astor
Staten Island
Tene
Bear Island
Maine
Lewiston
Capt. Deering
Barnum
Chicago Times
Carefetty
Central Park Museum
Lincoln
Jenny
New York Times
Jenny Linp Caxe
Wenry Nice
Okio
Cer
New Yorker
New York Herald
Georgia Farmer’s Content
Petaluma
Cal
Missouri
Cdnetanat? Times
Pierce
M. D
Buffalo
N. Y
Schenck
Janete
J. H. Schenck & Son
Sixth and
Arch Streets
Philadelphia
A.J. White
Pearl Street
Augusta
Chronicle and Sentinel
Leavenworth City
Aries
Willagord & Lve
Hester My Co
Madisonest
Child Bros. Organ Co
Daytoxa, Ohio
iNsun
Port
True & CO
Willie Baker Davye & CO
Tomer
Hivevery
Broadway
Gindapert's
Bible and Map House
America
Uwe
Chro- Amer. Mig CO
N.Y. Mos
Qorrento Wood-Carving Co
Washington , I
Ant Agents
Lang
Kim Gineuses
Weakire Richardson
Drus
Gay
Duane
Mae
Aner
Ours
Liman & Cow
Beth l
Thianes
State Street
Atlantic Hotel
Acade
Pension
Fitzcerald
Walte
F. B
DR. Bruce
West Maison St. dii
Ign
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Moning
Maicality
Vicker Lamb
Strats
Jay Bronson
Detroit
Mite
Montif
Joun Worth & CO
Louis, Mo
Darren Sreoniey
Princinnati
M Arian
Waslington-st
Smale
Lex
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Cincinnati,Ohio
Pump &Skein CO
Belleville
D. Pinne
Laporte
Thanneaienr
Ts. Hack Card Co
Ts. Hack Card Co. A.scene Aviaibie
Brice
W. H. Spooner
Boston
Bass
E. Chicazo
Pears
Wall Street
Ci' Ue Co
Bankers Bread
LB. Mc
Wall
BMP
Ashland
Ua Mo Seit With Flagh, Uch Wed Wad Bps
Bill Slaaop
To & Vowet Gum Desiers
Main Street
Cincinnatii
Takin
Berry
Oro
Eitwee
Peru
Sioux City
Davidson
Calkins
Pyrcel Hs Venture
W. Jenkins
Price
Jon Ey
Alan
Trish Meio
Mas Caroel
She Nthem
Seni
Bunile
E. Tourjet
Ininel
Siail
Inelving Potal Oliver Ditson & CO
Chas
Benariwiry
Vanbuskirk
Pracrant
I Brane & CO
Dearborn
St. Chica
AM. Rxvuswo
Bank of
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