Local News Items From Newton Record
The Newton Record reports subscription date changes and a bargain day for Des Moines Daily Capital, crop yields by W Starr, a death at the Poor Farm, marriages in Central City and Prairie City, new home moves, and forthcoming lectures by S D Gordon on Power with church events planned across Newton.
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Lafe Young
Des Moines
Percy Gill
Prairie City
Iva McGiffen
Central City
S. D. Gordon
Cleveland
Ohio
Young People’s Societies of
Newton
M. E
Gordon
United Presbyterian Church
Village Parson to Open at Opera House Monday
The Village Parson is expected to draw crowds at the opera house on Monday, November 15. The play portrays a village minister's temptations and trials, driven by supposed faults of his wife and her father. The story moves from misfortune to a corrective, orthodox ending with a strong cast and new scenery. Bulk olives offered at 25 cents a quart at Me Collome, and Newton News adds a note on fine chocolates.
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Clarence Bishop
Hi. Bishop
Clay County
Will Davis
C. M. Hinsdale
S. W. Warren
A. M. Hinsdale
Lincoln
Neb
Hinsdale
Hermina Korf
George Rourke
New London
Pennsylvania
Henry Korf
Malaka Township
McColloms
Newton
Newton News Lo
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