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Newspaper
Newton Record
Location
Newton, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1900
Page
5
The issue records theater bookings by Parker for the Jolly Del's Pringle Co. and reports millinery updates, obituaries, church announcements, visits, and letters from Corvallie Oregon detailing a train trip through Kansas and Colorado to Colorado Springs, with vivid landscapes and town impressions from Oliver Blackledge.
Names ages and addresses appear for a batch of licenses including Chas Smith 23 Edith Shill 22 David F Young 25 Anna Stoltz man 23 Wm Schaumburg 26 Earl Hadley 27 Etta Brown Martin Mickley 24 Charity Nota boom 17 Arthur Van Zanty 27 Wm Alexander 21 Katie Hayes J M Kartchner 36 Arlepha Woodbury 20 Benjamin Evans 19 Maggie Bailey innie Mrs Sarah Johnston of Waterloo Neb visiting relatives here left Tuesday for Dallas Center Ia Johnston is sister of the late Leroy Livingston
Republican voters of Newton will caucus in the Court House with wards meeting in specific offices to nominate a citywide candidate for Assessor or to fill a vacancy. The caucus, set for March 15 at 8 o'clock, will be followed by a citywide nomination caucus in the Court Room. Officials listed include H. S. Ernor, L. Earley, and Henry Linup. Committeemen must arrive.
A Farm Journal offer urges subscribers to pay by 1901 to receive five years of Farm Journal free with the reader's paper. Mrs Ella Hawley and two children returned home from Murphy after visiting Rev and Mrs James Kirkwood. John Woods and Ryan Morgan visited relatives in Newton and Kellogg and will stay in Kansas until spring ends.
Time table notice lists rail schedules and routes with westbound and southbound trains. Details include Monroes Newton Prairie City Fairmount and Des Moines Valley divisions, daily and weekly services, and express options with varying stop patterns.
Real estate transfers listed from various owners to multiple buyers including Owens to Taylor and others. Names include W Rule, Hayes, Sylvester, Fraker, Carver, Longs, Van Spanckeren, Stoner, Warner, Sparks, Bonsall, Weber, Smith, Ware, Parmenter, Youtz, Bergman, Van Houweling, Clark, and others. A dissolution notice declares Van Spanckeren & Welle dissolved with Henry Welle & Co. assuming debts, dated February 9 1900.
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