Not Fraud But Near It How Elections Are Carried for Democrats
The article discusses election tactics in the South under the Kennedy party, noting near fraud in black precincts with illiterate judges nullifying votes. It cites a Florida cold spell harming orange groves, rising prices for oranges and commodities, and mentions local council actions and street-paving petitions in Newton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic Party
Florida
Southland
W. R. Manning
Wator Land
St. Petersburg
Tampa Bay
Maneng
Fort Meyer
Key West
Kennedy
Mr. In
Cedar Keys
Iiection
Old St. Justine
Atlanta
Ite School
Obituary notices from Jasper county Iowa era
The death notices record long life events in Jasper county including John born 1836 in Bavaria, emigrant to Bedford county Pennsylvania, later moving to Illinois and Iowa with death April 12 1895 at age 68. Also Grandma Parsons and Joseph Bean obituary items note church membership, family survivors, and funeral details in Newton and nearby cemeteries. The column also covers Mrs Lida Clark Robinson and Al Satin deaths, plus local Easter services and community notices from Monroe to Prairie City.
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John
Bavari
Bedford County
Bedford Count
Dorotha Schwappach
Henry County
Ill
Killduff
Jasper County
Iowa
Kellogg
J.C. Coby
Grandma Parsons
Hollen
George Parsons
Methodist Episcopal Church
Grandma Parsons Jeaaiseweil
Eas
C. Brooks
Reva. C. C. Harrah
Nasmith
Martin
H." J. Parsons
Adam Hixon
Jaway
Sonaph Bean
Joseph Bean
Jnsauity
Reasnor
Mr. Bean
Montville
Maine
New Jersey
Belleville
Ohio
Giant Cross
Newton
Julius E. Bean
C. C. Harrah
Wild Cat Grove
Ceme
Lida Clark Robinson
Des Moines
Herman Clark
Smith Lister
Easter Sunday Church Decor Delights in Newton
Easter Sunday observances spread across Newton churches with rich floral decorations and earnest sermons. Rev Jacoby led a large Lutheran congregation in a Resurrections themed message as Knights Templar attended. At Presbyterian and Congregational churches, bouquets, crosses, lilies, callas, marguerites, and butterflies framed services with choral music and a letter from Rev Edwin J Rice. The local Baptist and Christian churches also focused on flowers, while a grand Easter dinner at the Churchill hotel fed about 60 guests accompanied by a nimble Mandolin Club performance.
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Jacoby
Knights Temlar
Presbyterian Church
Christ
Jennie Salmon
Annie Murdock
Edwin J. Rice
Churchill Hotel
Newton
Chicago
Mandolin Club
Geo. Brooks
Wil- Me Bates
Blaine Woodrow
Lon J Woodruf
Bert Scott
Charlie Livingston
Arthur Reynolds
Newton Social Round Up and Farm Notes
A long mixed item lists foods and a charity supper menu at the Christian church with Leotta the entertainer. Local residents including Mr. and Mrs. Morton and Mr. Phillips are mentioned with moves and visits. Bandmaster H. dies. local feeds, fairs, and hotel leases noted. Des Moines talents praised. James Howe aided by Garrett Post on his way home to Oregon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girs. Longmore
Des Moines
Firie City Friends
Brown
State Bank of
Prairie City
Christian Church
M. Feathers
Kodak
Will Bailey
Dowden Foundry
R.N. Butters
D. Keyser
O'Neil
Neb
Louise Bisbee
Vera Little
Lella Byran
Watson
Leotta
Newton
W. W. Morton
A. A. Phillips
Colfax
Phillips
Vada
Story County
Morton
L. L. Miller
T. J. Millanton
Dakota
Iowa City
W. L. McMullen
Pennsylvania
D.N. McCord
Ord
Nebraska
Welles
Smith
Fred Lehnhoff
Plattsmouth
Jesse Miller
Bert
H. Fine
Parsons
Gelser
James Howe
J. R. Sitler
Garrett Post
Oregon
Coxey’s
Army
Baltimore
Patriotism in Metre A War in Song Tableau Concert
A Friday May 10 program at the opera house features war songs and tableaux led by local soloists and a large chorus. It recalls Civil War events from Harper’s Ferry to Appomattox with selections like The Battle Hymn of the Republic and When Johnny Comes Marching Home. Veterans and memorial notes close with a funeral procession for H. M. Montgomery in Monroe.
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Mra
Townsend
Columbia
Republic
Harper's Ferry
Hn Brown
Ernest
Hattie Root
Fred W. Hough
Hal Wilson
Donelson
Shiroh
Vicksburg
Northland
Fender
True
Killa Vaughan Eberhart
Libby
Belle Isle
Andersonville
Camp Ground
Abraham Lincoln
Sherman
Meredith
Ichmond
Appomattox
Lee
Washington
Johnny
Lambert
H.M. Vaughn
Lanier
Mrselleen Rodgers
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T. A. Deakins
J.T. Grahayy
Frank Clendenin
Surveyor
Tow Alliance
Susie French
Emma Millison
Woo Jersey
A.M. Shea
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Shepard
Schoo
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Nellie Patten
Mrs. Rodgers
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