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Newspaper
Newton Record
Location
Newton, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1895
Page
5
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Prairie City social and church notes recount visits by Mrs. J D Harrigan and others to Des Moines Colfax Monroe and Newton. Mentions sermons by Rev A M Shea local schooling piano purchases and home improvements. Weather and crops talk, dances, visits, and family updates fill the feature, with a note on St Johns Evangelical church cleaning.
Rev Dunham delivered the Memorial sermon at the Congregational church Sunday afternoon. W P Sandusky and Keelon Keaton are in Hunt county Texas with plans to manage land interests and possibly buy land. Townsend Murphy recently returned from Texas praising the southwest. E Wasson of Poweshiek county bought the Orebaugh property known as the Lyman homestead and takes possession March 1.
Mrs. Cora Chambers along with Misses Lo Murphy Kate and Jennie Russell were elected delegates to the County Convention set for June 4 5 and 6. Miss Mary Sandusky of K and Miss Youn visited friends in 1 for the week. The flag pole in District No. 2 has been erected with stars and stripes now flying over the houses. A swing at Pleasant View school was put up and the community notes the good times and little events.
Keeton Keeton and Will Sandusky travel to Texas. Mrs James Burke and children visit Richland, Nora Newell visits Mrs Jack Hixon. Families gather for Sunday, Camp of Mingo, and local visitors, plus a weather note and a Rev Chamers homecoming. Children’s Day at the chapel proceeds with unique decorations and music. Alex Auten family welcomed back, early summer meeting planned. quarterly meeting at Pleasant View M E church.
A Chicago Independent item from March 1895 discusses life insurance firms dodging annual statement questions. It highlights Royal Union Life of Iowa as one company answering honestly while other firms refuse, provoking strong editorials and industry debate on transparency.
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