Prairie City Press Carries Local Notes and Marriages
The issue records Carrie White bakery and millinery details, a railroad timetable note, and church board mentions. It reports marriages including Lola Sullivan and Fred Daly, local visits, illnesses, deaths, and multiple community milestones with names such as Rev. W. C. Martin and Mr. Thomas, alongside funeral details and store updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asa Vandermast
W. A. Thomas
State Board of Health
Mr. Thomas
W. C. Martin
D. D
Corydon
W. R. Martin
M. E
Martin
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Superamates
Father Martin
Promi
Local and personal notes from Newton area 1809 era
A compendium of small town items from Newton and nearby in 1809 including visits by Colfax residents, Des Moines business trips, family gatherings, illness and hospitalities, prospective railroad effects, school and church notices, and local promotions. Names include Joel Weston, G L Bates, Mrs H B Morrison, James Pickens, Joshua Crawford, Ellsworth Robinson, Anthony Wheeler, John Murphy, Meredith, McClure's, Hawkeye Feeder, J B Dow, Mary Failor, Miss N Jack, Miss George Eastman, FR Mershon, Kate and Belle Blazer, Sue of Rockwell City, D W Flowers, Rosa Lavadeur, T M Coleman, Bert Mitchell, John Swigart, Col Lambert, Edith Wilkinson, Palo Alto church box social, and W J Reed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newton
Morrison
James Pickens
Kellogg
Arizona Gold Mining and Milling Company
J. W. Jack
Des Moines
E.F. Tabler
Ben
Colfax
W. C. Foster
T. B. Law
Baby
Mason City
Anthony Wheeler
Sarah Wheeler
John Murphy
Aurelia
Gl] Bates
Frra Failor
Mary
Col. J. Mershon
Kate
Belle Blazer
Miss Sue
Rockwell City
D. W. Flowers
Dobie
Sigourney
Towa
Bert Mitchell
Boone
D. H. Spencer
Bert
John Swigart
Lincoln
Neb
Central
Murphy
John W
George
Col. Lambert
Third Regiment
Woods
R. Wilkinson
Edith
Lacey
Mitchellville Index
Palo Alto
U. B
C. A. B. Tice
Journal Office
Will T. Lister
Chase-Lister Theatre Company
Nebraska City
Lister
Opera House
Board of Supervisors Meet Adopts County Farm Report
The 1899 adjourned board session approves certifying funds to state institutions and charging Geo Mills’ support to Jasper County. It includes a county farm report ending March 1 with 41 inmates, 5 deaths, and a year average of 46. An inventory totals 13 210.29 with running costs 2 062.75, adjourned sine die. Rev J M Jones visits Palo Alto and Metz churches promoting Western College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auprror
Miller
Cook
Geo Mills
Jasper County
Board of Super
Yar
Joe Horn
J. M. Jones
Toledo
Iowa
W. H. Drake
Palo Alto U. B
Metz
Western College
U. B Church
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Carrie White
Baker
Square
C.r.l&p
Clinton
Jennie Cowman
Gayville
8. D
Hatcher
Anson Hanes
al. Little
Madeline
Keokuk
J. H. Little
Or. Remsburg
Illinois
Davenport
Iown
Mary Strain
Alex Erskine
Thomas Cooper
Monroe
Waveland Cemetery
Lola Sullivan
Fred Daly
Zella Shera
Florence Wilson
J. Mitchell
Chas
Needham
Maud Shera
Washington
Mrs. Short
Mr. Needham
Daly
Pres- Needham
Epworth League
Winchell Sale
Winn Norris
Emma
Alma Norris
Norris
Runnells
C. S. Jer
Kansas City
Roger
Lowman
Frank Bowen
John Brammer
David City
Nebraska
Mr. Coleman
Adams J. Press & Co
Chicago
Feathers Furniture Store
Dick Rinehart
McConneaughey
M. Feathers
C. M. Bell
William Brammer
EASI
Mailid Express
Bergman Bros
Joel Weston
G. L. Bates
Messrs
Josh Crawford
Klsworth Robinson
Meredith
R.C. Lain
McClure’s
Hal Wilson
Grinwell
Jake Cole
F. A. Glaskey
Rhodes
Charlie Coppersmith
J. B. Dow
James Balmer
Rosa Lavadeur
Greencastle
T. M. Coleman
Valley Junction
Frei. Rich
Canada
Quaker Friends of
Lynnville
Minenart
McDonough County
Ill
Geo. Swearingen
Rineharts
Swearingens
Chicago Great Western Railway
W. J. Reed
G. W. Ry
Endicott Big
St. Paul
Minn
J. Yarham’s
Ellers
Www
J. Yarham
Twine
Ware House
Oard
W. J. Miller
Clarkson
the Tailor
H.£. Kinney
Halbert
Pres
Gen
Man’s
Mutual Life Association
Marshalltown
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South Western
V.g. Brunner
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Newton, Iowa
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