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Newspaper

Newton Record

Location

Newton, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 07, 1896

Page

4

Colfax Clipper notes politics and public safety opinions

A Colfax Clipper column surveys state politics legislative activity and public concerns. It critiques prohibition bills, calls for efficient sessions, discusses senate power after territorial admissions, reviews county poor house planning, and cautions on premature burial fears with medical insights.

Proposed inspection of dairy stock bill discussed

Senator Gorrel introduced a bill for systematic veterinary inspection of dairy herds in towns and across the state with tuberculin testing if needed. It allows a county veterinary to inspect all herds and charge standard fees, with costs borne by herd owners. Supporters praise the aim. critics warn of potential fee abuse.

Gorrel Lowa Esset Willie District Court Morea Newton Thomas O. Antell AM. Haken

Des Moines Correspondent Attacks Code Commission

Grinnell Herald defends the code commission against hostile criticism. Judge Winslow’s role is highlighted as a leading Iowa attorney and former judge. Attorney Baker of Iowa City is noted as a strong member, with eastern Iowa regard adding to the commission’s strength.

Des Moines Times-Republican Code Commission Grinnell Herald The Herald Judge Winslow John Y. Stone Winslow Stone Iown Baker Iowa City Iowa

Not enough legible details to form a proper headline

Fragmentary OCR text mentions Winslow and references to influence and scholarship but lacks coherent events, entities, dates, or outcomes to summarize into a factual news item.

Rates Spark Editor's Fire Over Country Weeklies

The Des Notal editor mourns cheaper subscription prices for country weeklies. He rails at publishers who cut rates to attract readers, arguing city papers push reductions via club offers. The piece cites Lafe Young and Dick Clarkson, notes how readers compare bundles, and questions who ultimately profits or pays in this pricing shift.

The Des Notal Dts Tisher Lafe Youngs Dick Clarksons Clarion Metropolisville Tribune Metroville Tribune Tribune

Mentioning a newspaper man for office becomes town talk

The piece argues for publicity when a journalist is considered for public office. It praises the Calfax Clipper editor and publisher Mr Robinson as a public servant and potential legislator while noting elections are near and circumstances may change.

Robinson Harlem

County Auditor Election The County Offices Needs

The community notes a county auditor race this fall. The editor urges a careful, capable county clerk with wide knowledge and pleasant address. A strong candidate should be versed in county needs, with judgeship or law study possible if citizens prompt. The piece weighs Robinson against fit and calls for informed, accountable supervisors.

Robinson Ham Cipal the Clipper Profes Pbinson

Hard Time Ball at the Armory Draws Beloit Crowd

A Beloit audience enjoyed the Hard Time Ball at the Armory with elaborate costumes and a mood of poverty theater. Davis' orchestra led the entertainment while the Beloit band from Waterloo was absent. the event closed the season with a banquet and supper, a lively finish to the group’s activities.

Asylum Davis Beloit Waterloo Attendice Usu

State Central Committee Calls Des Moines Convention

The Republican state central committee calls a state convention in Des Moines on Wednesday March 11 to select delegates for the National convention in St. Louis. The event aims to designate state delegates and address related party matters.

St. Louis Republican State Central Committee Des Moines Wedness March

Sunday school visit eyed by county workers

Round up notes show E B Stevenson Assistant Superintendent of the American Sunday School Union will spend two weeks in the county conducting meetings the schedule was corrected last week Mt Zion Buena Vista Springs set for February 21st instead of Fairview G W Dennis visits home folks in New Sharon and Kilduff Mahaska farm life continues as Jasper ties remain strong Al Carl welcomes a baby daughter born early Sunday morning mother and child both well

Jefferson County Shelby County Poor House van Buren E. B. Stevenson American Sunday School Union Mt. Zion Buena Vista Sp Fairview G. W. Dennis New Sharon B. H. Dennis Kilduff Dennis Mahaska Jasper al. Carl

Rover the mammoth yellow dog dies after disappearance

The obituary notes Rover the large yellow dog is dead after vanishing from the street. Mrs D Kinart and daughter visited Adair county while Mise Kinart traveled to Monroe with her sister Mrs W G Clements. Washington Iowa saw news of an aged father’s illness prompting travel.

Rover D. Kinart Adair County Kinart Monroe W. G. Clements Washington Iowa Clem Ts

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