Arms and City Property For WSALEI
City records show arms and city property associated with WSALEI, outlining holdings and potential transfers. Details specify asset categories and custodial responsibilities within municipal programs.
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Newspaper
Newton Record
Location
Newton, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1899
Page
5
City records show arms and city property associated with WSALEI, outlining holdings and potential transfers. Details specify asset categories and custodial responsibilities within municipal programs.
A Jasper county land and Newton property list is offered for sale with viewing arranged at no cost to buyers. Correspondence is invited from interested purchasers and shown properties will be offered without expense to buyers.
Local items report Asa Vandermast trip to Orange City and Ella Voorhees visiting Dr. Porter’s family. Measles reduce school crowds while fires destroy William White’s house. Classifieds list land and lots for sale, auctions, and property notes. Social updates include Chautauqua readings, Mrs. Winchel’s illness, and Miss Stoner’s Des Moines trip.
The column lists community updates including insurance and rental signs, sickroom notes, measles cases in Room No 1, M W A membership growth, P E K D gathering at Mrs Hannah Heaton’s home, and an obituary for Henrietta Schmidt aged 65. It notes a Col Bain lecture, Eastern Star events, revival attendance affected by gripe, and a joint G A R and W R C installation on January 28 with banquet.
Miss Nellie Sipe visited Colfax friends and attended a Mitchellville dance. Dr. P. Axtell returned to Colfax for rheumatism treatment. A well is being sunk near the depot for water. Revival meetings continue in Killduff with Rev. Longnecker and Rev. Handy amid la grippe recovery. The community reports amputations, weddings, and a near-railroad disaster at Prairie City as Wm. Elrod narrowly escapes with the wagon wrecked.
A promotional advertisement extols Wheat-O as a pure nutritious breakfast food. It highlights a steel-cut milling process that removes indigestible parts, preserves nutrients, and promises easy digestion. The text urges readers to buy via grocers and credits Newton Steel-Cut Milling Co. of Newton Iowa.
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