Mississippi valley bloc forms in Congress to push river improvement
Washington news reports a new Mississippi valley representative bloc forming in Congress. Hull and Sweet lead a 30 member House group to press for river improvement funding, deeper river channels, and north river navigation to aid coal and farm product transport.
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Monster elk skeleton found near Illinois river camp
Albert Butterfield fishing near Irvington Iowa discovers a giant elk or deer skeleton on the island opposite the Des Moines river ford across from Camp Butterfield. Part of the skull and the antlers are described among the remains.
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Lemon Lotion Promise for Freckles and Complexion
An advertisement claims mixing two lemons juice with three ounces of Orchard White creates a quarter pint lemon lotion to bleach freckles and blemishes. It urges daily massage on face neck arms and hands for a clear soft rosy skin tone.
Antlers and bones found in river bed near unearthed skull
Mr. Butterfield uncovered antlers and portions of a large animal skeleton in eight feet of river loam. He saved the brain-cavity skull portion, ribs, vertebrae, jaw sections with 16 heavy molars, and estimated 14 prongs on the antlers with two main branches and forks. The remainder lies in the river near the discovery site.
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Giant Brest antlers unearthed by Butterfield find
A giant animal skeleton with seven foot spread antlers was found by Mr. Butterfield. The remains weigh stone-like and pose questions about how they reached the site as soil conditions argue against long burial or prehistoric origin.
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Ancient Iowa elk death tied to Great Lakes migration
The text suggests the animal may date from Iowa’s early wilderness era. It notes the elk or deer likely died during a migration from the snow-bound Great Lakes region, implying a distant prehistoric origin.
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