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Newton Record

Location

Newton, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 24, 1901

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Great Cummins Meeting Praises Cummins At Jasper County Rally

Hon A B Cummins and Ellsworth Rominger addressed a crowded Newton crowd of Jasper County Republicans. Cummins urged voters to focus on state issues and taxation while contrasting Bryan and Phillips with Republican platform stresses. Rominger delivered a strong, polished political speech highlighting campaign issues and republican strengths.

Jasper County Newton A. B. Cummins C. O. Edge C. O. McLain Cummins Mr. Bryan Mr. Cummins Bryan Iowa Phillips Kansas City Mr. Phillips Ellsworth Rominger Bloomfield Elsworth Rominger Millard Cox

Appointment of Dr J T Hendershot to Pension Board

Dr J T Hendershot of Monroe is appointed to fill the vacancy on the county Board of Pension Examiners caused by Dr B M Failor's death. The appointment, strongly endorsed by Congressman Lacey, wins broad support, especially among veterans, as the Civil War veteran brings a big heart to the role.

J. T. Hendershot Monroe Board of Pension Examiners B. M. Failor Lacey

Newton Board Protects Soldiers' Interests, Keeps Strong County Support

The Newton Board vows to remain among the best in the state, pledging to safeguard the interests of deserving soldiers. They assure that veterans will be cared for and supported by committed local leadership.

Newton

Longtime German Citizen Henry Silwold Sr. Dies at 79

Henry Silwold Sr. of Malaka township died at home last Sunday morning October 20 at nine o'clock aged seventy nine years six months and eleven days. Born in 1822 at Hohenhausen Germany he immigrated to America in 1852 later moving to Jasper county Iowa. Survived by Charlotte Depping his wife of 1858 and six children Henry Silwold Jr Lottie Minnie Sophia Fred and Mary funeral at home then German Evangelical church in Horn with Rev. Rasche and burial in nearby German cemetery.

Henry Silwold Sen Silwold Malaka Township Mr. Silwold Hohenhausen Lippe Detwold Germany America Chicago Sheboygan County Wisconsin Charlotte Depping Jasper County Our County Henry Silwold Jr Lottie C. G. Helming Allamakee County Minnie Herman Claussen Sophia Fred Mary Horn Fred Rasche

A Hustling Hawkeye John Cavett of Vandalia

John Cavett, a Jasper county native now in Vandalia, was in town last Friday on political business and handshakes but not a candidate. A longtime postmaster, storekeeper, cattleman, and school board member, he remains a tireless Republican advocate and a lifelong Hawkeye of 51 years in Jasper County.

John Cavett Vandalia John Jasper County

A Fine Pelican Killed in Milworth Robinson’s Family Feat

Last Friday at Long's grocery Cecil Robinson, 13, son of carpenter Milworth Robinson, shot and felled a massive pelican at Carrier's pond. The eight foot long bird weighed 14 pounds with white wings tipped in black. Cecil, who used a new shotgun gifted by his grandfather, hailed the feat as evidence of his hunting skill before sending the bird to a Grinnell taxidermist for mounting.

Long’s Grocery Cecil Robinson Milworth Robinson Carrier’s Pond Grinnell Cecil

Newton Boy Promoted to General Roadmaster

Alfred Campbell son of Angus K. Campbell formerly of Newton has been promoted to General Roadmaster of the Frisco system with headquarters in Springfield Illinois. The Newton native born in Newton spent his childhood here and is praised for energy and enterprise. Congratulations pour in from his many Newton friends.

Newton Alfred Campbell Angus K. Campbell Des Moines Frisco Springfield Illinois Alfred Campbell

Mrs Blackwood Rides To Town After Paralysis

Mrs. B W Blackwood was able to ride to town Tuesday for the first time since she was prostrated with paralysis several months ago.

B. W. Blackwood

Newton Briefs Point to Town’s Busy Year

Henry Vaughan returns from Anamosa to visit his bed-bound mother Mrs. Vaughan after a fall. Major Byers and wife tour Des Moines to Newton area, recalling Civil War service. Ellsworth Rominger of Bloomfield speaks in Newton, joining friends. Various moves, weddings, and local notes reflect a growing town with 27 miles of streets and 36 miles of sidewalks.

Henry M. Vaughan Anamosa Wm. Vaughan Henry Newton S. H. M. Byers Des Moines H. W. Byers Maj. Byers Lowa Jasper Grays Jasper County Eli Ammons Eldora Iowa Mrs. Ammons

Livy and Mrs Gates Host Belle Newton Party

Mrs. L A Gates and Livy entertained seventy five friends at their East McDonald home in Newton. An elegant supper followed by a humorous table seating game and a lively post dinner quiz with prizes for ladies and gentlemen. Mrs Gates was assisted by her mother and sister. further entertainment was planned for the following evening.

L. A. Gates East McDonald Newton Society J. M. Fuller J. C. Willits Gates Jesse Miller Fred Lehnhoff

Keller Rairdon Wedding Celebrated At Palo Alto Township

Social event at the Keller home near Palo Alto Township marked by a large guest list of old neighbors. Maude Keller married Stephen Rairdon in an 8 pm ceremony officiated by Rev. John Ferguson. The couple will begin housekeeping in East Main street cottage, amid warm wishes from family including Sam Stoll and Clarence Allen.

Charles Keller Maude Keller Stephen Rairdon David Allen Palo Alto Township John Ferguson U. P. Church Keller East Main Street Steve Maud Rairdon

Miss Laura Herring Weds Chas R Noland at Home

A Pagosa Springs News notice recounts the marriage of Miss Laura Herring to Mr. Chas R Noland on the 28th at the bride’s cousin Mrs P A Dellar’s home. The bride wore white silk mull with chiffon and lace appliqué, while the groom is described as honest, manly and genial. he serves as superintendent of Pagesa Lumber Company camps. The couple will receive the Journal at Pagesa Junction to stay connected with Jasper county. A family gathering at John C Scarborough’s home included Mrs Scarbrough’s sister Mrs Ed Zollinger and her daughters Myrtle and Edna Trumpler of Des.

G. M. Cowles Republican Central Committee Monroe Kellogg J. J. Mann Ned Fraze Des Moines Willis G Coll. C. Mann Gettsburg S. Dakota Stephen Manful Pagosa Springs Junction Col Laura Herring Chas. R. Noland P. A. Dellar Laura Noland Pagesa Lumber Company Pagesa Junction Jasper County John C. Scarborough

Forefathers Day Observed By Local Church Endeavor Society

Last Sunday the Christian church celebrated Forefathers Day with an all day service. Rev. E F Leake preached on The Meaning of Christian Endeavor in the morning. A basket dinner followed at noon. Rev Criley of Kellogg gave an eloquent sermon at 2 PM. An evening program by the Endeavor Society featured papers by Lucy Hall Clara Bewyer Mrs Dr Howick Edna Stampe a quartet song by Lettie Earley and others with Rev Leake speaking. The festival honored the old and inspired the younger members.

Endeavor Society Israel E. F. Leake Criley of Kellogg The Lucy Hall Clara Bewyer Dr. Howick Edna Stampe Lettie Earley Maggie Smith Dick Daly John Watson Leake

Reunion of Eighteenth Iowa Infantry and Eighth Iowa Cavalry in Newton

Last week Albia hosted a reunion of the Eighteenth Iowa Infantry and Eighth Iowa Cavalry with many remnants represented. Newton attendees A H Howard and Conrad Kincebach reported a glorious gathering and Andy was reelected president. The next reunion is set for October 14 to 16 in Newton, with local townsfolk promising hearty hospitality, banners, and ample meals for all veterans.

Iowa Infantry Iowa Cavalry Albia Iowa A. H. Howard Conrad Kincebach Newton Andy Nebraska Howard and Kincebach

Little Child Frightfully Scalded in Accident

Charlie Heckman, three year old son of Mr and Mrs Eli Heckman, was badly scalded when he tripped on a pan of hot water left on the floor. Doctors say the burns are painful but not deep or dangerous and the family has public sympathy.

Charlie Eli Heckman

A Fine Meeting at Kellogg

Gov Shaw spoke to a large Kellogg audience at the opera house in Kellogg last Thursday evening. About two hundred cheering Republicans from the city attended and supported the campaign address. The Kellogg band provided music, making the meeting highly enthusiastic.

Kellogg Gov. Shaw

Voters Told to Register If They’ve Moved

Citizens who moved since the last election or who have not registered must register this year or lose their voting rights. The board of registration will be at different voting places on October 24 and 25 and November 2 to process registrations.

Board of Registration

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A. B.cummins Elleworth Rominger Davis County Newton Boy O. N. Wagley Marion Opera Lister’s Opera House Frank Wilson Marshall Phillips Dick Tripp G. M. Tripp Prairie City Colfax Twenty-Second Vicksburg W.T. Kennedy Sherman Township Mershon Charles A. Gibford Irma Lorene William Wesley Miller Lutheran Church Bridges Bros Clyde Randolph South Foster Reynolds M. A. Reynolds Kansas Foster Buffalo Toronto Jet Wright Henry Bergman Ed Scarborough Bergman Scarborough Scarborough Hotel Scarboroughs Tabitha Shelley East Marion Street Robi. Ryan Lincoln Neb Washington, D. C Supreme Court of the United States Bob Chester Tyler Dr. Failor Woodson& Brown Tyler Carl Brown Armory Hall Carl Anna Treman Treman West Main Street Jay Clark Livy Mrs. Gates Rairdon-Keller Mrs. L. A. Gates Moines Sam Stoll Atchison, Kan Clarence Allen Fairmount
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