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Newspaper
Newton Record
Location
Newton, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1900
Page
4
Local correspondents share brief items from township life as they occur. Updates cover community events, small milestones, and everyday activities across neighboring areas.
The Monroe town election produced 184 votes with a full Republican ticket winning over the Citizens ticket by margins from 12 to 7. Visitors and residents noted social movements as Mrs. W. E. Girton from Newton visited, Mr. and Mrs. Livingston moved to town, and Miss Florence Kipp attended a Knoxville wedding. Missionary Florence Maskell returned from Kolar, India, with Mrs. Karner and Mrs. McBride visiting Mrs. Crane.
Rev James Plum conducts religious meetings near the old Kintz church. A young man was injured but recovering after a scalp wound in a fall. Colfax area elected Republicans for city offices while Newton and Colfax trail. Grinnell College musicians entertained at the Presbyterian church. J R Rodgers of the Dawes commission plans a June July home visit. Belle Lambert from Newton attended the Amphion Orchestra gathering, staying with the Stephenson sisters. F W Lippincott returned from Cuba praising the climate but not Cuban civilization. M Gearhart near Ira was badly injured Tuesday night after a fall near the town bridges and taken to the Cottage House for care.
IRA ITEMS. Farmers are arranging for spring work and they will be in the fields as soon as the frost is out. Barkley of Mingo shipped from Ira this week a few cars of fat cattle to Chicago. Hog market is advancing in price the past few days. There will be several new buildings built at Ira this spring. Three build
Walter Baker son of Frank Baker died last Friday near Ira of nervous prostration while attending school in Des Moines. He was a hardworking youth, leaving a father and sister. The funeral was held Tuesday April 2nd in Union Chapel cemetery. The community offers sympathy as the town reports new lumber yard prices and local building activity.
Local notices recount Murphy and neighbors in Buena Vista area. April school term for Bick Buena Vista schools. two day W F M meeting at Hixson Grove. sermons to be preached. Weather and stock feed concerns amid long winter. Neighborhood tasks include barn building for Mr Squires and anniversary visit to Mr Ives. Also updates on Mr and Mrs Stone moving to California and St Louis plans.
Mayor Jos Arnold and slate win the Lynnville municipal vote amid mild turnout. Community notes report a school principal appointment A T Gifford, and teachers retained for another year. A. Morgan ill at Glen Elder, Kansas. Oldest town events toast civic progress as residents plan duties for a better year.
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