Record Leads the Van Annual Show up of Jasper County Newspaper
Record leads the Van on the annual Jasper County Newspaper show up. Local officials report steady turnout and strong community participation with coverage spanning local businesses schools and civic events. The event showcases archival issues and historical features from Jasper County.
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Jasper County
County Printing Contest And Bridge Bid In Newton
The Record trails in the county printing contest while three lists show subscribers in Jasper county. The county bridge contract is let to Burchinal & Hertzog of Monroe after four bids. Officials deny a tax rebate for Newton Canning Co. and set up new bridge districts and committees for county oversight.
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Wa State Democrat
Jasper County
Newton Journal
Newton
Donahey
Miller
Montic
Newton Charier
Donahing
Democrat
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Denver
Board of Supervisors
W. J. Miller
H. S. Efnor
Burchinal & Hertzog
la Plant & Son
Wm. Duetch
Monroe
Newton Canning Co
Chas. Jennings
Court House
J. A. Laird
H.E. Hunter
C. Boyd
H. V. Byers
J.M. Rayburn
J. C. Donahey
Alf Davey
Hisiitor Fisk
Death of Carrie Cowles in Ashland Oregon
Obituary of Carrie Belle Cowles aged 23 of Newton Iowa born, long illness led to death at her Ashland home on Saturday December 28 1895. She moved with parents S Cowles to Ashland in 1887 and was active in church work and King’s Daughters. Funeral held at Congregational church with Rev Childs officiating and burial in Ashland cemetery attended by relatives and friends.
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Sylvester Cowles
Monroe Road
Ashland
Oregon
Carrie
Carrie Belle Cowles
Constitution
Miss Cowles
Newton
Jasper County
Iowa
S. Cowles
King's Anteeters
Constal Church
Adsunday
Plac
King’s Daughters
Henryton
Abilene
Kansas
Iller
Bellefonte
Penn
Cameron
Campbell
Botha
Robert E. Pennington
M. E
Circuit
Pennington
DATION OF ELECTRIC PLANT Ends Negotiations With General Electric
Newton city council closes talks on purchasing the General Electric electric plant after mass meeting sentiment against negotiations. The council voted to rebuff proposals and refused to proceed with acquiring the plant, despite prior discussions and a formal resolution.
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Lambert Bros & Bowyer
CRISP
Gen'l
Bicet Co
WY Fisksoo
Bailey
Burton
Scharf & Morrison
Sherman Jasper & Sons
Laird
Garlock Packing
Bizet Herald Prt
Wagiey & Smead
Maytatandard Oil Co
Record Pub
Thos Smith
Leary McCardell & Meredith
A. F. Brown
Council
Newton Canning Company
Board of Supervisors
Newton Canning Co
H. S. Manning
General Electric Company
Scheark, Carrier and Lambert
Meyers
Cook
Newton
Foundation Hard to Break At City Electric Plant
Workmen removing the old brick foundation for new machinery at the city electric plant faced a solid Portland cement structure. A pick was ineffective, so seven blasting charges were used before the foundation could be broken up.
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City Electric Plant
A Juvenile Masquerade Birthday Party
Last Monday January 6 Master Freddie Jackson turned thirteen and his parents invited about twenty of his boy and girl friends to a masquerade party. After masks came a taffy pulling game and a curfew signaled the end of the merry gathering.
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Freddie Jackson
Pastor Surprised on 47th Birthday at Presbyterian Church
A Ladies and Society of the Presbyterian church planned a delight-filled surprise for Rev. Monday afternoon and into the evening on his 47th birthday. About two hundred guests joined the pastor and his wife at the parsonage for a reception with refreshments, speeches, and a lamp presentation. The event featured many church members and local families, and included a post-prandial visit from the pastor’s brother from Chicago. The occasion concluded with thanks from the family and notes of the pastor’s grateful response.
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The
Presbyterian Church
W. A. McCalmont
Carns
Daisy Robinson
Donnia McCalmont
Iona Campbell
Tom Ric
Chicago
Rice
Death of Father Pennington in Newton Township
Isaac Pennington aged 81 died at his son R E Pennington's home in Newton township on Tuesday morning December 1 at 6 o clock He was born June 15 1814 in Center county Pennsylvania He married Sarah Keller in January 1837 and had five children then married Fran Will in January 1841 and had three more children He moved with his family to Jasper county in 1876 He joined the M Church at age eleven and remained devoted He leaves a wife seven children and many mourners
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J.T. Robbins
Jasper County Bank
Robbins
Dock Wert
West Newton
Mr. Wert
R. E. Pennington
Newton Township
Isaac Pennington
Pennington
Center County
Pennsylvania
Sarah Keller
Fran Will
Jasper County
M. Church
Death of Dolly Agnew in Colfax town
Dolly Main Agnew wife of Chas W Agnew died last Wednesday morning in Colfax after years of faith and service in the M E church. Born August 22 1811 she grew to be a devoted mother and Epworth League member. She and her husband moved to Newton then Boulder Colorado for health and returned to Colfax where she passed away. The funeral was held at the M E church in Newton with Rev E C Brooks preaching and the Epworth League in attendance. The community extends deepest sympathy to her husband and family.
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de J W. Agnew
Elliott
Colfax
Newton
M. E
E. C. Brooks
Agnew
Epworth League
Doctor Engle Stricken by Illness
News arrives as press time that Dr Perry Engle is seriously ill since Wednesday evening with lung fever. Authorities and family hope for a swift recovery and better health soon.
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Eagle
Perry Engle
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