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Newspaper
Newton Record
Location
Newton, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1899
Page
5
We advertise low prices to outpace trusts and combines urging readers to tell neighbors about Blue Mottled Ware Granite Ware and Nickle Plate Ware prices and patterns before buying elsewhere.
Railroad timetables and local notices fill the Prairie City Press with travel data and community events. Levi Springer sale leads to Moller moving in June while social notes mention a Colored Concert and Cake Walk at Union Hall Wrable City on May 20 with 15 25 and 35 cent admission. J Simonds returns from Kansas City trip. J Stoner ships stock to Chicago. Rev Small lectures on The Bridge of History with small attendance. Mrs Oggle guests Vandermast home. Mr and Mrs Allen Brown visit from Indianola for commencement.
The column lists train times with morning east arrival at 7 58 and various departures for the passenger trains, followed by visits and social updates including Mrs Ward of Des Moines and Miss Minnie Rawline of Newton. Also noted are property mentions, new awning at Riddle Bros store, home improvements, a new baby girl, porch additions, and a botany field trip to Wolfax along with a Newtown area death notice and property tax sale warnings.
In Iowa several counties held annual contests for county printing rights. Van Buren County ruled newspapers must show bona fide subscribers under Judge M A Thomas. The county awarded printing to a paper with valuable content rather than just large subscriber lists. Library funds supported school purchases and gifts from patrons aided school needs.
Twenty five children gathered at Mrs W Sargent’s home in West Newton on May 12 to celebrate Emma Amos’s eleventh birthday. A cake with Emma’s name adorned the center of a long dining table with games, cake walk readings by Bernice Agnew and Anna Shaw, and gifts. Attendees included Clare and Veba McDaniel, Fern Dennis, Ella Woodrow, Anna and Maggie Jenkins, Madge and Nellie Hollingsworth, Lolo Coon, Katherine Gant, Hazel and Lillian Held, Viola Scarth, Helen Taylor, Daisy Heckman, Bessie Dinsmore, Lillie Gant, Rose and Hazel Graham, Geneve Ewing, Mable Whitcomb, Lucy Neal, and Emma Amos.
Fatlon Day Services report committees from Garrett Post and Woman's Relief Corps have arranged Decoration Day observances for May 30. They invite ex-soldiers, the Knights Templar Band, Military Company, Spanish-American war veterans, civic groups, and all Jasper county residents to honor Civil and Spanish-American War heroes. Charlie Woodward of Kellogg is hired as clerk in Axtell & Cox's store.
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