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Newspaper
Newton Record
Location
Newton, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1896
Page
7
The fragment references items arriving in the next month and notes ongoing discussions. It lacks specific names, places, dates, or actions to form a complete item with distinct entities or concrete facts.
A Newton High School event invites students to submit lists of 100 names that symbolize world history. Prizes of 25, 10, and 5 dollars await the best three lists. Entries require full names, birthplaces, lifespans, and reasons for inclusion, with instructions to mail to Recon Newton before September 1. Three judges will assess submissions.
A long column reports on cataract surgery hopes for John Mooers of Kellogg, Anna in nurse training at Mercy Hospital Davenport, and numerous Newton residents. It covers social events, visits, church outings, weddings, construction plans, farm news, the blackberry crop, baptisms, and upcoming community gatherings with many named individuals and places in the Newton area.
A collage of ads highlights low prices on tableware cabinets and flour brands at Westbrook and Haven stores. Des Moines Coal promoted as clinker-free with home delivery by J. M. Reynolds. Campaign mention and local business notes appear throughout.
J J Mitenell announces Rock Island will sell round trip tickets to the Midland Chautauqua in Des Moines without certificates at one and one third fare. Tickets valid July 16 18 and returnable by July 20 from Newton and Colfax.
Farmers busy with hay and oats harvest. Rev T C Kenworthy of Oskaloosa preached at the Friends church. Rev E G Pearson, pastor, went to Marshalltown Saturday. Wenks pauawin's team ran away with the binder Monday, breaking it but causing no harm. Rev Israel Orsborn said his wife would hold meetings at the Friends church Saturday. There was a nice rain Wednesday morning and the corn looked refreshed. There is an ad for Harvey Bread from Hough's.
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