County Supervisors Hold Session in Newton in 1900
The Newton county board met on March 2 1900 with all members present. Bonds were approved for J H Sanderson County Home steward F P Cutler Road and Bridge Overseer and W O McElroy resigned as County Attorney replaced by Henry Silwold. Superintendent Cory Meredith appointed at the insane department with 300 salary per year. Invoices, farm totals, and bids for county home supplies were approved. The meeting adjourned to the County Farm for annual livestock and equipment totals and the superintendent’s report noted good conditions and staffing.
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Newton
J. H. Sanderson
W. O. McElroy
Henry Silwold
Wo. Miller
Court House
Board of Supervisors
Poland
W. J. Miller
Joe Horn
Miss Aggie Moran and Tom Moran Head to Phoenix
Miss Aggie Moran and her brother Tom Moran depart today for Phoenix Arizona for an indefinite stay. They seek relief from a dread disease that took their mother and three sisters in the past three years. The community extends heartfelt prayers and support as Aggie and Tom hope the milder climate will improve their health.
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Aggie Moran
Ner
Tom
Phoenix
Ariz
Aggie
Arizona
California
C. V. Cowan
Moran's
District Court Rules No Liabilitiy for County or City
After five weeks of work the District Court concluded its labors Thursday afternoon. Judge Dewey decided that neither the county nor the city were liable for paying. The cases will be appealed.
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District Court
Dewey
Two Great Cattle Sales Attract Buyers From Many States
Newton Jasper county hosts Crawford and Woody short horn cattle sales drawing over two hundred buyers from Iowa Illinois Missouri Kansas Nebraska and other states. Crawford sale netted about $22 000 for 55 animals while Woody sold 37 animals bringing $4 120. Col F M Woods led both auctions. A Kellogg township wedding for Rennie Hill and Lizzie Hackney was also reported with friends in attendance.
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Jasper County
Newton
Crawford
Woody
Meadow Lawn Farm
United States
Iowa
Illinois
Missouri
Kansas
Nebraska
South Dakota
Minnesota
Col
F. M. Woods
Aaron Hackney
Kellogg Township
Rennie Hill
Robert M. Hill
Palo Alto
Lizzie Hackne
Klogg Township
Friends Church of
Kellogg
United Presbyterian Church
Bales Absent. School Vote Drains Jasper County
J H Bales and wife return from a long visit amid friends. he declined a Board of Control vacancy to keep his Harden county bank venture. School election results show 660 votes. Griebeling and Bergman elected directors, Wilson treasurer. City Federation of Woman's Clubs to meet March 21 at Churchill hotel. Buena Vista Grange visits Russell home for a surprise party with a large local turnout and a hearty noon dinner.
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A. A Dope
Herman Strater
Will Randall
Maurice Woodrow
Counies
J. H. Bales
Canora
J. H
Frank Campbell
Harden County
Eldora
Board of Control
Shaw
Bales
Jasper County
Chris Griebeling
W. C. Bergman
Prank Wilson
Griebeling
Bergman
J. W. Watson
Myers
Geo. Denniston
Ea. Cook
City Federation of Woman's Clubs
Churchill Hotel
Witch
Mies Sampey
Rinehart
Jennie Salmon
Ainswer
Will McMurray
Parmenter
Kathi
Granger
T. G. Russell
Buena Vista Township
Buena Vista Grange No
Russell
Moved to Bleeding Kansas Newton family leaves town
J G Redman and wife relocate to Erie Kansas to establish a new home. Their daughter Stella Gaston lives in Erie with her husband running a general store. Redman has resided in the county since 1863 and hopes for better finances, though friends regret their departure. Also notes on insurance convention in Indianapolis and State Savings Bank changes, and death of Mrs E A Waltz in Colfax.
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Tows
Kittle Swain
Newton
Whittier
Cal
Awain
Graham
Adrien Richards
Iowa City
of the State University
Sheldon Marshall
Foo
J.B. Rumbaugh
Oskaloosa
Mr. Rumbaugh
Grant Rumbaugh
Oskald
Old Winters
Kate Taylor
Parker
Taylor
Mary A. Reynolds
Buena Vista
Prairie City
Nellie Miller
B. A. Miller
Palmer
Newton & Monroe
McCardell
Ken Livingston
Charlie Rummel
Iona
Charlie
Ritter
J. G. Redman
Erie
Kan
Stella Gaston
Redman
Jasper
Grets
Woodwanxing House
Old State Savings Bank of
Monroe
Josiah Fisher
W. H. Shaw
J. P. Burchinal
W. M. Livingston
E. A. Waltz
Colfax
Clare Vaughan Wales to Headline Opera House Event
Clare Vaughan Wales leads an entertainment program at the opera house next Monday evening March 19. She is joined by Louise Ketchum Earl Maxham and Mae Orcutt, praised by Tipton Advertiser as the best company to visit the city in years with each number greeted with encores.
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Newton
Clare Vaughan Wales
Louise Ketchum
Earl Maxham
Mae Orcutt
Tipton Advertiser
Tipton
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H. W. Brandt
M. E
Enred
David F. Young
Anna Stoteman
Davy
Anna
B.C. Baurardner
Congregational Church
Chicago
Boing
Arisone
the District Court
Garrett Post
Woman's Relief Corps
C. W. Leitzel
Lutheran Church
Telezell
Pennsylvania
George G. Earley
Will E. Denniston
J. B. Rumbaugh
Mechanic Streets
Wm. Little
Mr. Earley
Mr. Denniston
Col. A. P. Hanson
Rochester
N. Y
New Hampshire
Th. Thomson
Miss Ella
Ft. Madison
Mise Ella
Winn & Sarrier's
Hartzell Dowden
Grandma Mendennall
Lynnville
W. C. McElroy
A. D. Griffin
Cutter
Elkhart
Ind
Presbyterian Parsonage
R. F. Chambers
Hymen
William Schaumburg
Maggie Shields
Henry I. Perin
Clear Creek
T. L. Simpson
Henry
Ladies of the Woman's Relief Corps
Relief Corp
W.C. T.U
Library Root
Joel Dodge
Dave Henderson
National House
Eugene Gillespie
Harry P. Engle
Towa City
The
State University
HL. M. Cox
Phe Crawford
Bleeding Kansas
C.N. Doane
Indianapolis
National Association of Co-Operative Mutual Insurance I Companies
Co-Operative Mutual Inurance
Towa
Doane
Columbus, O
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