Trip to sunny California Des Moines to Coronado Beach
Elmer Hinshaw recounts a cross country trip from Des Moines to San Diego by Maple Leaf train. He describes snow in Kansas and Colorado, Rockies passes, the Santa Fe route, dangers of tunnels and a wreck site, Colorado River cantilever bridge, arrival in Los Angeles and Pasadena, then a ferry to Coronado Beach. He praises Hotel del Coronado and notes shells and ocean views.
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Ramona
Cal
Maple Leaf
Des Moines
San Diego
California
Kansas City
Fred Eaton
Union Depot
Atchinson, Topeka & Santa Fe
Kansas River
Kansas
Topeka
Jasper
Dodge City
la Junta
Colorado
Rocky Mountains
Raton
New Mexico
Rockies
Starvation Peak
Bernal
Las Vegas
Raton Pass
Apache Canon
Savage Notch
Halbrook
Ariz
Arizona
Flagstar
San Francisco Mts
Williams
Johnson Canon
Hugh
San Francisco
Seligman
Colorado River
America
San Bernardino
Los Angeles
Pasadena
San Juan
Pacific
Coronado Beach
Hotel del Coronado
Elmer Hinshaw
Depot
Mise
Minnie Bergman
Tillie King
Fred Bergman
Riverside
Iowa
Minnie
Horn Wins Election Contest Amid Planned Appeals
The Horn vs Hayter election dispute ends with Horn holding a two vote majority and a certificate of election. Hayter plans to appeal to the District court after both sides drop the illegal voting claim and an amended motion is deferred this week. Also noted is M R Hammer Jr visiting from Mariposa township school and a trip by Mrs John Stillwell and child to Grinnell, where Mr Stillwell has entered the mercantile business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horn
Hayter
John Stillwell
Reasnor
Grinnell
College City
Stillwell
Around the Town Highlights Feeble preacher and moving plans
In Monroe Rev G W Hertzog aged seventy seven is very feeble and confined to home after a hip fracture. Deputy County Treasurer Frank Roberts plans to move to Newton with his family next month. Community items cover gatherings, travels, illnesses, a fire, obituaries, and local promotions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Hertzog
Monroe
Father Hertzog
Frank Roberts
Harry Galusha
Newton
Willet Howard
Official Paper Decision in Newton County 1899
The Newton Record is named one of two official county papers for 1899 by a unanimous Board of Supervisors. The Record led in bonafide subscribers with 1540, while The Newton Journal and The Herald faced contest. The Record announces New Year wishes and outlines planned improvements including a gasoline engine for the plant, continuing a staunch Republican stance and service to Newton and Jasper County.
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Board of Supervisors
Newton
Newton Journal
Newton Herald
Herald
Journal
Recon
Jasper County
L. A. Andrew
Death of Uncle Joe Jennings at 81 Years
Uncle Joe Jennings longtime resident of Jasper county dies after a long illness at age 81 years 9 months and 1 day. Born in Knox county Ohio March 30 1817 he moved to town in 1856 later living on a farm northwest of town. Survived by one son Charles E Jennings and five other children all but Charles deceased. Funeral held at the Christian church Monday with Rev J Hanna officiating. interment beside wife and children.
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Tom Clark
Palo Alto Township
Charlie Downs
Wichita
Kan
Harry Phillips
T. . Phillips
Rob Thompson
Ira Willson
Iowa
Arkansas
Franklin
Augusta
S. W. Saylor
Parsons, Rich & Co
Sam
M. E
Stover
John A. Long
Robbie
Catharine Carper
Beriah Battels
Seattle
Wash
Carper
Ohio
Colfax
Phillip
Wm. Ritter
William Gibford
Phil D
Erastus T. Carper
Dawson City
Alaska
Adam Kershner
Columbus
B. Battels
Winnie Hinton
Mother Carper
Christian Church
Jasper County
Yelock
Joe Jennings
Mr. Jennings
Charlie
Knox County
Mary Eliza McKown
Chas. E
Joe
J. ©. Hanna
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Ecmer Hinghaw
Pacific Coast
M. R. Hammer Jr
Mariposa Township
Marlon
Bert Knight
Fremont Neb
Fremont
Dan Miller
Lester Laird
Lizzie
Marie Has
Roseman
Marie Hase
Stilwell Needham
Valley Junction
John Handy Smith
Ira
Rankin
Roy Robinson
Silverton
Col
Rea & McDonald's
Grinnell Herald
Westbrook & Geive
Burr and Fa
Charlie Wilder
Boston
Mass
Loth
Our City
Fred Gillam
Evangelist
Mr. Estey
J. W. McLaughlin
Churchill Hotel
J. B. Owings
Jim Laird
John Miller
Court House
Tom McManigal
Elias Handy
Tool
M.E
Chas. Jackson
Bessie
Jack Potts Theatrical Company
Nevada
Sedalia
John Downs
Geo. L. Cannon
Denver
Tom Ryan
Mt. Pleasant
Tripp
Charlie Rinehart
Miss Pearl Hard
Georgie Townsend
Ora
Bloom Ryan
Johnson Garey
Garey
Dan Gibford
Oliver P. Myers
A.M. Harrah
Myers
Huron
Beadle County
Dak
Oliver
Carns & Alltree
Dr. Harding
Uncle Joe Jennings
William McCown
Peterson, In
William Mendenhall