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Newspaper

Newton Record

Location

Newton, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 31, 1899

Page

3

Woodward Families Attend Newton Funeral for Edward Hammer

Newton and Des Moines residents Charley and Harlan Woodward attended the funeral of Edward Hammer. G W Tomitson reported a road crew active Tuesday and Wednesday. Hiram Showalter’s injuries were not as serious as first feared. The Siegler buggy accident last Sabbath caused a frightened team to bolt, throwing the occupants. one horse injured a foot, Mr Siegler suffered back pain, and the team was caught near H ongon's.

Charley Woodward Newton Harlan ‘Woodward Des Moines Edward Hammer G. W. Tomitson Hiram Showalter George Seigler

Colfax Items from the Clipper

Fifty Colfax residents attended a successful Christian basket meeting on Lamb's lawn in Newton last Sunday. Monroe raisers ship apples to Minnesota by carload. A D Campbell longtime Independence township resident died at his home northwest of Ira. Funeral Saturday at 2 with Rev. Tower. Isaac Hardenbrook veteran and former asylum inmate died after years there. Supt Mushler of Colfax schools returned from Grundy Center where he taught at the normal institute. Mrs M and children who visited friends joined upon arrival.

Colfax Lamb's Lawn Newton Monroe Minnesota A. D. Campbell Independence Township Mere Ira Chas. E. Tower of Baxter Isaac Hardenbrook Mound Prairie Township Mushler Grundy Center Normal Institute Mra

Monroe and Lynnville Playoff Result at Old Settlers

Monroe lost to Lynnville by 17 to 10 in a ball game at the Old Settlers gathering. Many Monroeites enjoyed days camping on Red Rock bluffs. A telegram announced Mrs. M S Scott’s death at Mt Pleasant asylum after a brief illness. L P McCroskey shows a remodeled, enlarged residence. Frank Klos injured his arm after falling from a tree while picking wild cherries.

Mirror Monroe Lynnville Old Settlers L. P. McCroskey Frank Klos

Kellogg Community Notes Show New Purchases and Staff Changes

Dr. Bismark Liesman sold four west Kellogg lots to Clayton Mendenhall while T. W. Birchard bought three north Kellogg lots from Simon Woodward. Kellogg plans a cornet band and an organizing meeting tonight. Miss Ora Brandt becomes a stenographer at Iowa Agricultural College Ames. Former station agent Fred Reeves leaves insurance for a Cedar Rapids based railway job. Jay Saum sold half his livery to A. G. West. Saum & West form a modern partnership. The Reichelt couple farms northwest of Kellogg on Mariposa Township land.

The Enterprise Bismark Liesman Clayton Mendenhall T. W. Birchard Simon Woodward Kellogg Jay Saum A.G. West Saum & West C. W.reichelt Mariposa Township

Marriage Anniversary Observed With Festive Public Gathering

A note from the period details the twenty fifth wedding anniversary of a married couple celebrated last Friday August eighteenth with a large gathering of friends and festive observances. The surrounding text contains several garbled lines referencing business matters and testimonials.

C Swene

Sound Sense for German Americans and Civic Reflections

An editorial excerpt argues against anti Anglo-Saxon demagoguery, defending German Americans and urging unity with Britain and the United States. It critiques prejudice in politics, notes shared heritage with England, and calls for reasoned discussion amid party gain. Also includes a long local program for Buena Vista Township Sunday School convention set for Sept. 2, 1890, with sessions, talks, and committee reports, followed by community notices and local ads.

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