Fine Display by AXTELL Cox Noted, Readers Urged to Call
Article highlights a fine display produced by AXTELL Cox and urges readers to contact for more details or to view the exhibit. The piece underscores the craftsmanship and invites inquiries.
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Newspaper
Newton Record
Location
Newton, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1895
Page
7
Article highlights a fine display produced by AXTELL Cox and urges readers to contact for more details or to view the exhibit. The piece underscores the craftsmanship and invites inquiries.
Mr Ernest Tait visits Gust Ellerbrooke last Sunday. Miss Emma Altemeier visits sister Mrs Chris Hogadon. Miss Clausen from Kellogg named new music teacher. Henry Kanne and family attend Ebert Kopp wedding May 1 at the German Evangelical church with Rev Scheiderman officiating. A large gathering witnessed a lavish reception and floral table decorations. The bride wore black serge with lace and white satin. groom is a Mariposa youth. The couple will reside with the groom's parents.
Miss Carrie Allen enjoyed a warm Friday social at home with many visitors and a fine collation. Mrs. A M Harrah hosted Friday Club ladies with floral decorations and a Myrtle Sherer recital from Galva Illinois. Ministerial notes discuss funeral service etiquette while United Presbyterian, Congregational, Baptist notices announce Sabbath schedules and new Colfax pastor Rev E F Lilley from Ohio.
Market report from Newton shows price ranges for produce including per pound and per dozen figures. Listings cover various items with notes on egg and cheese pricing and indicate the downtown Model Laundry office location at McCardell and Meredith's.
Newton voters are asked to consider a proposition by residents to organize the Newton Electric Company and acquire the city’s electric light plant. The plan includes consolidating plants with the Thomson Houston plant, issuing a first mortgage, extending street lights, and supplying water and steam service under city oversight for five year terms with rate safeguards and potential renewals. The proposal names lenders and proponents including L A Gates and H M VaHGray.
An early 20th century promotional blurb extols The Chicago Record as a first class metropolitan daily. It claims wide circulation of 125000 to 140000 and highlights its independence and compact news coverage. It invites readers to subscribe via postmasters and newsdealers, with address 181 Madison Street.
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