Iowa and Georgia in Capitol News Roundup
Washington dispatch notes the Venezuela question shaping Monroe doctrine support in Senate. Debates on quorum counting stir House, with Dolliver and Crisp clashing over rules. Sherman statue plans near Treasury attract praise, while Washington voters battle over National Convention delegates. Church and suffrage topics appear amid broader political contest and public meetings.
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Gifford and G had a Rural Wedding at Killduml
Marriage of Riley J. Gifford and Ollie G. sper county took place at four o'clock P.M. at the bride's parents residence. Rev. I m Messer officiated. Large company of relatives and neighbors attended. Guests filled the house and cellar to garret and enjoyed a generous supper. The newlyweds received many wishes for happiness.
Kellogg Church of Christ History and Early Leadership
Kellogg Church of Christ bulletin recounts the 1869 organization at the Saum school house led by Brown of Newton. Sixteen charter members include Luther Foot and Mary Reed. Elders were Foote, Close, and Reed. deacons Burton, Saum, and Ludwig. Services were held in a schoolhouse until 1875 when the church moved into town and observed Lord's day services.
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Newton
Old Hickman farm to be modernized by new owner
The Samuel Hickman farm, three miles west of town, now owned by AL J. Leeper, will be modernized with a large barn and a new residence to replace the weathered old house. The piece recalls family memories tied to the site and notes regional shifts as the property changes hands. A Washington note states the Agricultural Department will not distribute seeds this year, a fact our editor presents with caution.
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Ruth Walker Celebrates Twenty Fifth Birthday at Home
Last Saturday January 25 Ruth Walker marked her twenty fifth birthday with her Baptist Sabbath school class of six girls visiting her home. Tea was served and the occasion was described as a delightful afternoon with cherished souvenirs given to the teacher as reminders of a happy day.
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Cyrus Taylor Rites Held In Jasper County
The sermon and burial followed the death of Cyrus Taylor, a Hill 182 native who settled in the county in 1859. He died after a sudden collapse at his home, leaving a wife and son Perry. He amassed near 100000 in property and his old log wagon sits on the farm. Nearby, Newton residents recall rapid town changes over the decades.
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Great Revival Meets At Methodist Church In Newton
Crowded nightly, Rev Cowan leads revival at the M E church drawing hundreds to hear the gospel. Since the third week, over 150 conversions reported with many attending from Des Moines and Rock Island influence alcohol trade declines as converts turn to sobriety. attendees include Pat O Brien and local residents from Elk Creek and Killduff.
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Killduff
Double Anniversary at Graham Home
A surprise birthday gathering at Mr. and Mrs. Frank Graham’s township home marked their twentieth wedding anniversary. Neighbors converged about eleven in the morning, shared a generous dinner, and recounted a past January 27 incident linking Jennie Cobane McConkey’s wedding to the Grahams. Guests departed around four in the afternoon, leaving fond memories of a joyful day.
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Newton town buzzes with crowds and local crime notes
The town hosts multiple revival and lecture crowds including Rev Father Nugent as Newton townsfolk attend varied venues. Sheriff Tripp arrests W W Hazen for alleged fraud while car crash victim Mirtiow Baldwin recovers after a street collision. A new two story brick block by Mr Ramer is planned for the square. Tom Axtell reports shirt theft during supper.
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Eloquent lecture by a noted divine captivates crowd
Rev Father Nugent delivered a two hour lecture on the philosophy of civilization drawing a large audience. His vivid word pictures and logical, factual style impressed listeners who praised his mastery and urged another visit. Some attendees were disappointed by a subject change from the advertised topic.
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Removal of a Grocery Reshapes Local Commerce
Ephen Clement rents the southwest corner room vacated by L M Sturtevant and plans to stock a grocery there mid February Oscar Clements, eldest son of John R Clements, returns to town after years in Pierre South Dakota where he operates a transfer line Mrs A J McGregor and son Bertie plan to move to Colorado Springs to join A in business Newton friends rejoice over Oscar and family prospects The case against Will Richards charged with selling liquor was dismissed yesterday by the mayor for want of evidence.
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