Editor Record announces candidacy for County Treasurer
The Newton Record and Jasper County convention coverage note two candidates. Harry Galusha declares his bid for County Treasurer, subject to the Republican County Convention. Howard Willeet of Jasper County also announces his candidacy under the convention’s decision.
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Republican County Convention
Harry Galusha
Newton Record
Jasper County
Republican Convention
Willeet Howard
Minnie Walsh Seeks Renomination at Republican County Convention
Minnie Agnes Walsh announces she will run again for County Superintendent before the Republican County Convention. The renomination bid positions Walsh to continue leadership in the county educational office.
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Minnie Agnes Walsh
Jasper County Republican Delegate Convention Planned
Voters in Jasper County will meet at the Newton court house on Wednesday June 26 1805 to select delegates for the Republican State Convention in Des Moines July 10 185. Delegates are allotted by precinct with one per precinct and one for every two votes or fraction over 13 for W M MacFarland in the last secretary of state race. If precinct caucus calls are not made voters meet June 22 1805 at 7 p m at the usual polling place to elect delegates and appoint the county committee for the coming year. By order of the county central committee. S H H Galusha secretary Townsend chairman.
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Jasper County
Court House
Newton
Woodock A. Im
Des Moines
W. M. MacFarland
Develock P.m
County Central Committee
S. HH. Galusha
N. Townsend
P. P. Taylor
Ottumwa
Joliet
N. N. Pharris
Mystic
Satan
Record yields loom for 1880s Iowa crops in history
A toast to an exceptional M4 year in Iowa crop records. Indications point to 1880s harvest as the largest in state history to date, promising a landmark season ahead.
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Towa
Iowa
Dimptallism Gains Ground in England Advocates of Double Standard
Open adherents of a double standard grow in England led by Arthur Balfour the duke of Abercorn the duke of Fife son in law of the Prince of Wales the duke of Beaufort and Jacob Bright as dimptallism takes hold in public discourse.
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England
Arthur Balfour
Duke of
Wealth swings under party rule in United States
Munhall the English statistician estimates United States wealth rose by 449 billion from 1860 to 1890 under Republican rule. The New York World Democratic argues that under Democratic rule wealth declined by over 2 billion in two years, claiming a stark policy difference between America and other nations.
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Munhall
United States
N. Y. World Dem
America
Council considers public utility buyout plan in Newton
Col. John Meyer chairs the Ways and Means committee and presents the council’s unanimous report opposing a local company’s offer to buy out and consolidate the electric plants. The report outlines the negative case and urges voters to inform themselves on the issue.
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John Meyer
Ways and Means
Col. Meyer
Newton
Gresham, Cleveland, and reform in the party
The author distills sympathy for Brower and respect for Gresham while criticizing his ties to Cleveland's administration. The piece contends reform pretenses from the White House autocrat misled Gresham and predicts the next Democratic convention will repudiate Cleveland and his backers.
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Brother Brower
Gresham
White House
Cleveland
Cleveland and
The
Cuckoos
Soldier Candidate Faces Mud Slinging From Presss
General Drake, the soldier candidate for governor, is the target of mud slinging by several papers that back other contenders. The editorial attacks avoid direct danger to themselves while harming the candidate.
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Drake
Gen
Drake for governor and bold clerics named in endorsements
The text extols Gen Drake as a clean campaign candidate for Iowa governor, praising his military service, Republican loyalties, and open stance. It pairs praise of his character with endorsements from Rev Wm Williams, Rev T A Clark, and Rev W G Rhinehart, highlighting their bold, decisive images.
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Wm. Williams
Clarinda
Galesburg
Ill
Roll of Honor names criticized for opposition to policy
The roll honors Democratic figures deemed unfit by the president and his advisers for Secretary of State. Sen Morgan of Alabama ex senator Eustis of Louisiana W C Whitney of New York Don Dickinson of Michigan are listed for their antagonism to the administration's foreign policy.
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Morgan
Alabama
Eustis
Louisiana
W.C. Whitney
New York
Don Dickinson
Michigan
Sound Sense: Liberal Space in Best Newspaper
Editorial note praises a liberal space in the newspaper as superior advertising, claiming daily fresh copy and broad reach for advertisers. Mentions GC and Tlolaws as possible bylines or entities.
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Tlolaws
Colored Ministers Described by One of Them
The district conference of the African M E church at Mt Pleasant featured Rev M J Gordon who printed a paper praising several ministers with vivid portraits Reverend S A Hardiman Rev W R Alexander Rev T W Lewis Rev Li By Jones Rev J A M Johns Rev P P Taylor Rev N N Pharris Rev J P James Rev Eli Grant and others The piece notes community events, local visits and upcoming meetings in and around Newton Baxter Ira and Colfax with fostered improvements and social visits.
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M. J. Gordon
Newton Church
Lowa
Gordon
S.A. Hardiman
Sin
W.R. Alexander
Burlington
T. W. Lewis
Satan
Ile
Ife
Wishop
Li By Jones
Oskaloosa
J. A. M. Johns
Muchakinock
Sherman township caucus set for June 21 at Lone Rock
Republicans of Sherman township will hold a caucus at the Lone Rock school house on Friday evening June 21 at 8 oclock to elect four delegates to the Republican county convention and to elect a committee for the ensuing year. A class photograph of Newton high school graduates of 95 shows with pride Pardoe as photographer.
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Sherman Township
Sherman T.p
Lone Rock
Newton High School
Pardoe
Probate Notice Administratrix in Jasper County Iowa
The District Court in Jasper County Iowa appoints an Administratrix for the estate of John HL Walf fate, deceased. Creditors must settle promptly and claimants must file within twelve months or be barred by law.
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District Court
Jasper County
Iowa
John HL. Walf
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