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Newspaper

Newton Record

Location

Newton, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 09, 1897

Page

6

Local Church Timetable and Pastoral Contacts

A church schedule lists preaching at 11 A M and 8 P M on Sunday with Sunday school at 10 A M and post service classes. Epworth and Junior Leagues meet in the afternoon and evening prayer sessions are set for Wednesday. Revs Hermeldaffer and J Mirren are named as pastors.

al. F Epworth League W. Germeldaffer Bemia Endeavor Society J. Je Mirrena Cuatstian Hasmet Common Mreming Ncevice Weis

Des Moines Valley Division Train Schedule Snippet

Partial timetable from the Des Moines Valley Division shows Mail and Express numbers 202 204 3233 and Passenger 201 with times around 9:53 a.m and 31 p.m. Local Freight trains 3388 101 9853 appear with unspecified stops. The fragment lists both passenger and freight services without complete routing details.

Cotxa Express Segate Veces

Local notes from Keokuk to Prairie City district

Local items recount visits and travel across Keokuk Des Moines Newton Monroe Maxwell Maxwell Colfax Prairie City and Waveland. Names include Weston Cavett Wiggins Cottrel Adams Riheldatter Selby Vandermaelen Stoner DeWolf Tibball and Bryan. Mentions meetings hunting shipping stock and social events with July planned gatherings and a heat-related illness.

Prairie City Fourth of July celebration notes and local moves

Reports on community events include W Newell's health decline and stroke, visits by Miss Zella McKinney, families joining in Denver, and gatherings at Brown's Lake with baptisms. Prairie City events feature Independence Day festivities, speeches by Rev Adams and Mayor Brown, band concerts, a Chase-Lister Co theatre, and post event wind damage. Also covered are church, school, and social visits in Pleasant Hill and nearby towns with baptisms, baskets, picnics, and local travel to Newton and Des Moines.

Zella McKinney Keokuk Mary McKinney G. M. Salida Hazel Julyard Salida Denver Lou Mary Blattner Myrtle Larsh Paul Des Moines Will Blattner Austin Texas Prairie City Colored Band Colfax Ella Putnam BW. Brown H. V. Adams Chase-Lister Co People Ous de Elias Mofitt Newton A.johnson J. McG. Johnstone Willie Waddle Maggie Danotter Will Martin Cottrell Myrtie Steers Browny School

Cumberland Pioneer Passes After Early Village Life

Cumberland born in prairie city era died at 1:08 p.m. Thursday at the home of his son near Vandalia. He moved with John J. Draper to the area when Vandalia was new and lost his wife about three years ago. A Christian Church member, he rests in Vandalia Cemetery as neighbors and kin recall one of the pioneers of the land.

Newton Cumberland John J. Draper Vandalia Draper Prairie City Christian Church

Kellogg Society Notes and Obituary Snippet

George Fish of Anita visits his mother and friends while Isaac Parker dies of consumption west of Kellogg. Mr. and Mrs. Crane return to Dexter after visiting H R Miller and Mrs Ralph Wolverton's Des Moines kin. Mrs. Deon Hat bor er appears in the fragmentary Kellogg notice.

George Fish Anita M.A. Shahan C. C. Alford Isaac Parker George Crane Dexter Montany H.R. Miller Ralph Wolverton Lester Des Moines Kellogg

Bereavement and social notices from Kellogg area

Mr and Mrs Dunn share sympathy in sad bereavement. Mr and Mrs Hartman and baby of Panora Iowa visited Ed Andersons. Kellogg folks attended Newton celebration on Monday. Union 3.% picnic at Saums grove south of town Saturday was enjoyed. Mrs ALE Starrett and children Charlie and Pearlie and Miss Lucinda Starrett returned Thursday from an extended visit with relatives in Ohio.

Mrs. Dunn Hartman Baby Panora Ed. Anderson Kellogg Newton Union Saum's Grove Ale. Starrett Charlie Pearlie Lucinda Starrett Ohio

Sheridan's First Ride Told By Headley

A young General Sheridan rides a wild horse after five year old Phil seizes a free ride. The horse bolts through fields to a tavern shed where the boy remains fearless, recalling Bill Seymour's seat instruction and earning the label Indian brave as bystanders note the horse’s proven bite.

John Olipin Phil J. T. Headley Sheridan John Gilpin Miles Bill Seymour New York Tribune

Abbreviations and the Language of Learning

A letter from a Philadelphia Press reader criticizes school abbreviations in modern instruction. It argues the HS D and LC M in algebra dumb down language and erode refinement, warning the rush to money harms future generations. Edward V Bok contends city opportunities vary with costs and living standards.

New York State Philadelphia Press Edward V. Bok Ladies’ Home Journal Inquirer

Catch Fish With Wheels On The Columbia River

A curious plan for catching fish uses wheels placed in the river’s midstream to rotate and scoop fish into troughs along the banks. The fish are then salted and shipped worldwide, illustrating an unusual early method for commercial fishing and distribution.

Columbia River Lab Rome

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Carrie White Square Chure Des Moines Valley Prairie Cit J.B. Kime Tle Weston Des Moines Sunda John G. Cavett Eico W. Gilbert Chicago Snake P. Watson Ames Ness Fred Winchell B. O. Rule Will Miller G. Blattner J. Harp D. Wiggins Albert Cottrel Wm. Cottrel Becca Woolford Mrs. Gibford Ira Draper Omaha J. A. Bennett Brown's H. Riheldatter John Selby Kate Newell Mary Bollhoefer Vandermast Nurseryman Hummel Monroe Mess Lehman Maxwell, Ia Monroe Blanche Little C. R. Graham R. Butters D. Kramer A. Vandermaelen Pella James Cowman Flora Canade Mt. Morris Ill J. Stoner J. B. Keable J. F. OM W. H. Bryan Waveland Concterz W. Newell Brown's Lake Bennett C. W. H. Bryan Ammons & Allen Ington Bishop Fowler W. G. Rikeldater Wm. Kingdon Abratta Lincoln A.C. White Springdale Kansas Iowa Prairie City Mary Peery J. A. Bensnett Ben Parker Atlantic Ocean Ound M. K Holdefer Jasper County Pleasant Hill The Carter Us Alarma Waasenear Cipe Mr. Hietand Waasenear Brown Grove Lard Robinson Elrod Jennie Kane Union School Sam Rinehart Capital J. McG. Johnston James Brown Dave Coffey Washington Danotter Red Rock T. Bell and Wertna Aln, Deon Mr? Hat Bor Wagley & Smead South Side Square Chas.seeburger Newton Stamp Works P. O L. A.gates Northeast Corner Square
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