Local notices and society notes from Newton area
Long list of personal visits, travels, and events in Newton and nearby towns. Mentions guests in Newton, Omaha exposition attendance, church society events, cattle shipments, moves and business openings, hospitalities, and contributions to local fundraisers. Includes brief items on residents’ health, travel to Des Moines and Colfax, and community notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gue Robinson
Marshalltown
Central
Clarence Johnson
Baby
Omaha
Blue Front
George Townsend
Sade Boswell
Oskaloosa
M.T. Mitchell
Monroe
Dena Coppersmith
Addie Brooks
Company L
Colfax
A. W. Bennett
H. E. Loupee
Laurel
Des Moines
Dave Allen
Harry Ritter
Searsboro
F. F. Failor
Rose Hill
Durham
Miss Harlan
Ottumwa
Rev
Chambers
Presbyterian Parsonage
Fa McKibben
Baxter
Edson Elliott
Frank Bicknell
Kilduff
Murphy
The
Eye
Abbie Biggs
A. M. Hough
Harry McCardell
Guthrie Center
L. A. Meadley
Davenport
Moyer
Wilon
Erle Stock
Clara Beaver
Maggie Helphrey
Christian Church C. E. Society
State Endeavor
John R. Hall
Newton
Ibbie Deanon
Jem Clay Meek
Spencer
Ind
Stephen Clement
Jesse Clement
Metz
John H. Clippinger
William Wilson
Carl Campbell
Durango
Col
W.G. Clements
Milt Campbell
Kate Miller
Grand Chapter
Cedar Rapids
Anamosa
W. A. Hunter
State Penitentia
Insel
Marengo
Frank Gray
Nelson Gray
Greenfield
Wil
Sullivan County
Walker bill ghost haunts Iowa campaign in lively demon scare
A long critique of Democrats conjuring a Walker bill as a ghostly threat to the gold standard. It contests claims of Republican pledges, notes no signed GOP agreement, and argues the party supports comprehensive monetary reform and gold parity instead of a demonized specter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tes
God Himes
Democratic Party
Marshalltown
General Weaver
George L. Finn
Weaver
Chairman Walker
Committee On
Cannon
Illinois
Coronel Henderson
Captain Hall
Iowa
Wills Independent campaign criticised in Iowa race notes
In a letter and circulars Horace E. Wills, the Democratic rail road commissioner candidate, touts independence from party lines and labor support while opponents say he is hunting votes from railroad workers. A Des Moines exchange accuses him of running an independent dodge to draw gold votes, questioning his prospects and motive. The column also reports on a war inquiry in the South praising hospital care for troops and the Red Cross, then shifts to local notices urging Republicans to vote, a pie social, and community updates from Newton and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hor
E. Wills
Wills
Railroad Commission
Organized Labor
Des Moines
H. J. Beals
Des Moines Register
H. E. Wills
Hhe
Marshalltown
Mr. Wills
Jacksonville
Lewis M. Maus
Seventh Army Corps
Red Cross Society
Department
Mays
Boston Winter Overcoats and Accessories Ad
Boston store promotes heavy chinchilla and beaver overcoats with prices from 1.48 for children to 5 for men's coats. Caps mainly 25 to 35 cents, gloves 25 cents, mittens, arctics and rubber boots from Boston Rubber Co. sales claim 20 to 30 percent savings.</s>
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Rubber Co
Arctic
Also Mentioned on This Page
Newton and Vicinity
A. M. Behner
South
Jereter
Mies Auten
Eugene
Ore
Geo. Knapp
Platt
Charlie Warham
Tuveille
Michigan
McColloms
Dan Gibford
Plattsmouth
Neb
Dana
S.W. Failor
Valeria
Sam
Josie Wing
Mt. Vernon
Emma
J. H. Thompson
Thompson
Cornell College
M. E. Church
McCollums
Mattie Deller
Colorado Springs
J. 8. Davis
Buena Vista Township
Deller
Walker Gill
H. Basher
Aiiver
Congress
House
Wall Street
Committee On Banking and Currency
Walker
Independent” Campaign
M. E
Palo Alto
Grace Chap
Arthur Smith
W. A
Business Men's Association Neta
Miles
Frank Long
Long & Son
T. F. Brown
Kellogg
Jasper County
Hillsboro
Byrde Smith of
Rhoads
Bert Miller
Company E
Town
Camp McKinley
L. L. Miller
Bert
Hull
Als
Henry Worth
Zade
Keokuk
Rock Island
Masonic
Jesse Miller Timpe
Bertrace
Clarence
Boston Stone
Boston
Sayers Nandee
South Side Jeweler
McFarland’s
United States
Vaughan’s
the Fair Stores
Japan
the Fair Store
East Side Square
Newton, Iowa
J. H. Fugard
C. B