Largest Cheatin in Jasper County Convention Notice
Jasper County voters will meet at the Court House in Newton on Thursday March 1 for a delegate convention. They aim to select 18 delegates for the State Convention in Des Moines and delegates to the National Convention in St. Louis. Precinct representation is listed, with district caucus dates and locations across Newton, Kellogg, Monroe, Colfax, and other townships. Clarence Parton announces for Jasper County Recorder.
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Jasper County
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Newton
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Des Moines
St. Louis
Matt Parrott
Clear Creek
Poweshiek
Oxwalt
Colfax
Mound Prairie
Prairie City i Vandalla
Monroe
Sherman
Newton Township
Reasnor
Buena Vista Rik Creek
Lynn Grove Richland
Rock Creek
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Towssenp
Gautama
Iowa
Lavais
Miscouri
HL Te Warman
Chir
Auditor's Ofice
Frank Fisk
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Aanon Hasiaen
Jaeper
Towa
Emma Newcom
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Local notes from Vandalia and surrounding areas
A broad sketch of community life lists births, moves, illnesses, visits, and events. Highlights include baby news for Hubert Van Steegh’s family, housing and mobility changes with the Hedricks moving to Missouri, a large 38th wedding anniversary celebration for Mr. and Mrs. Killduff, quarterly church meetings, a schoolhouse entertainment, a masquerade at Mingo, and various visits by residents such as Mrs. V. Macy and Mrs. E. Birchard.
Pleasant Hill Dunkard church closed and community notices
Pleasant Hill brief notes report the Dunkard church closed Sunday morning with pastor Thomas addressing the congregation on Lost Oppor tunities. Several local people are mentioned including Maren engaged to work for Mr Sterling near Prairie City, and plans for a Sunday school reorganization on March first. A tragic Newton incident draws sympathy for Mrs Owens and family. a young party enjoyed time at Mr and Mrs Pete Van Maren’s with several attendees listed. Ira Van Maren to work for Walter Young this year. another wedding expected soon.
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Iss Nelson
Dunkard
Maren
Sterling
Prairie City
Ofter
Newton
Nch
Smith
Wing
J. McG.johnstone
Ira van Maren
Walter Young
Local notes reflect family visits and church life
Several updates from Kellogg and surrounding areas mention visits by Mrs Louisa Shaw and Mrs Helle Foster Wassom, gatherings hosted by Mr and Mrs Mack Hull, and residents moving or moving back. Garret Kruseman and Henry Van Gorp haul corn while George Jackson remains in a dangerous condition. consumption confines him to bed since September. A spelling school at Case school house was postponed to Tuesday. prayer meeting at Taintor drew a large crowd. Rev Elisha Janeway preached at the Friends church and Center. Drake University President Aylesworth spoke in Des Moines.
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Yer Hughes
Rhena Larson
Des Moines
Louisa Shaw
Mack Hull
Bunce
Granville
John Kruseman
Jessie Clevenger
Garret Kruseman
Henry van Gorp
George Jackson
Case School
Taintor
Dora Janeway
Hubbard
Kellogg M
Twin Boys Born to Fred and Family Grow Farm Prospects
Mr and Mrs Fred Kandt welcome twin boys increasing his family to three sons who will help on a future large scale farm. All are reported well. Many Malaka residents attended Henry Wilkins funeral in Laurel last Sunday after his death by strychnine. Mrs C Weseman returned from Newton after visiting daughters. Mrs Henry Korf travels via Iowa Central to Parkville Missouri to see daughter Herminia at college, remaining several days. Young people attended Wiltbank Bigelow wedding on Wednesday. Mrs M Dammann, who suffered a stroke last fall, remains very poorly and barely able to move.
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Hedricks
Slumberland
Frowning
Des
Baptist
Miss Emmett
Wm, Dennis
Ella Turner
Lukins
Ed Killduf
New Orleans
Newton
Ad Kling
Tom Agar
Wening
Dunmire
Methodist Church
Philips
Miss Woodard
Fremont
Iowa
Mon Lenner
Tur
E. J. Birchard
New
Mike *Coon
Timothy
Fred Kandt
Fred
Henry Wilkins
Laurel
Wilkins
C. Weseman
Henry Korf
Iowa Central
Parkville
Missouri
Herminia
Atending College
Wiltbank-Bigelow
M. Dammann
Ladies Aid Society memory page and a health ad mixture
Fragmented notices recall a Ladies Aid Society memorial for Sister Warrens and reference a secular meeting. The page then promotes Dr Williams Indian Pile Ointment and Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy with local druggists’ names and a testimonial from West Brimfield. It mentions credit reports by Nell and an Iowa Newton advertiser.
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Ladies Aid Society
M. E. Churei
Smith
Warrens
Sacred Domain Society
Williams
H. J. Skiff
Newton
Iowa
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