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Newspaper

Newton Record

Location

Newton, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 22, 1897

Page

4

New publisher takes over the RecorD with Republican stance

J A Andrew becomes sole owner of the RecorD after a transfer from Recour Publishing Co. He arrives to begin work, outlines a Republican policy, and notes decades of newspaper experience from Rockford to Boone County. Prominent Illinois Republican business friends offer support as the paper pledges to remain a profitable, respected local newspaper.

Recor Recoup Publishing Co J. A. Andrew an_ap Rockford Daily Republicr Leavin Welvi Dier Northwestern Republica Boone County Keithsburg Transcript Mercer County Repub Illinois

Republican Meetings Attendance at Baxter and Newton

Reports show AL Wells Inor Rea Gee Dobson and secretary of state at Baxter Saturday night. M D OConnell mentions Senator Allison at Newton on Wednesday October 27 at 7 pm. Kellogg outlines plans to improve the RECORD and urges readers to report news and keep subscriptions paid. the paper notes the cost of one dollar and emphasizes prompt payment.

AL Wells Inor Rea Gee Dobson Baxter M.D. O'Connell Senator Allison Newton Kellogg

Lacey Speech at Marquette Club in Chicago Highlights Prosperity Politics

The Tribune summarizes Lacey's Marquette Club address on Politics and Prosperity delivered with wit. He contrasts protection and prosperity under McKinley with Bryan’s programs, praising the Dingley bill and urging support for a performance driven party that delivers tangible gains.

Lacey Marquette Club Chicago Mark Hamma the Tribune Toastmaster Cleveland Bryan Malaprop Neal Nebraska McKinley Imi Kinley Hamilton Clay Blaine Allison Tom Reed

The Foot Raee Warns of Poison and Disease Spread

An eminent English doctor warns that poison can infect a household, but summer germs overwhelm the weak. Health is defended by strength and resisting illness, and maintaining a healthy weight can help prevent disease.

Condensed Nourishment Promotes Health This Summer

The article promotes Losliver Oil as condensed nourishment for building up the system to resist disease. It advises reasonable summer use for those below health standards and suggests taking it if weight or strength is failing, with a note to obtain it from doctors or druggists.

Jasper County Republicans Reflect On Campaign Efforts

The Jasper County campaign canvass is described as steady and focused with candidates urging hard work toward increasing the prior year's margin. Charles A. Dana of the New York Sun dies in Glen Cove New York. Maytag, the Jasper County Republican standard bearer, conducts a quiet canvass seen as promising for election to the Senate. Bryan comments on prosperity and farmer hardships.

Vaeny Jasper Charles A. Dana The New York Sun Glencove L. 1 Dana Wien America Maytaag Jasper County Yessi William J. Bryan India

Debated Morality and Politics in 19th Century Public Discourse

A dense exchange contrasts preacher influence and saloon power in shaping policy, arguing that morality should guide laws while noting economic blame games around monetary standards. The dialogue references politicians, farmers, and contemporary economic issues amid partisan rhetoric.

Preachers in Politics and Moral Influence

A discussion questions whether clergy should meddle in elections and politics. It argues that preaching and moral guidance belong in public life, warning that keeping pulpit and polling places separate could erode ethical influence and threaten the shaping of government.

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Andrey Halter Rodgers Iowa L. M. Shaw J.C. Milliman Harrison County C. M. Waterman Sioux County L. Davidson Mite Fred L. Maytag Ben Willett Howard Sheri R. Tripp D. M. Kelly Hayden Reynolds Ellsworth Gibson Gee Continental Clothing South Secord Tur Democrat Ind Shenandoah Sentinel L. A. Gates Northeast Corner Square China Hough’s Cash Stores Wilson Hough's Maytag & Emerson
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