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Newspaper
Newton Record
Location
Newton, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1895
Page
4
The article reviews Prof Graham Taylor remarks on church and politics with county ministers urged to act. It notes the county poor farm needs a new building and vows the farm would reflect credit on Jasper County’s citizens if a proper facility is funded and located on county owned land.
Round-up of short updates from Jve Missouri to Keithsburg and Des Moines. Mrs Hale returns home after visits, Gladman and Ella Kept in touch with Pardoes, Archie Warner loses a gold watch on a big day, D Parsons ships Shorthorns to the fair, Mona Robinson injures her thumb, Hettie McCord leaves for Chicago art study, Mrs Sam Du visits Des Moines, Eminati on Sundays in New York, and young women return home due to their mother's illness.
Mr Waldo Campbell oversees a new furnace at Mr Lee’s while Mrs Campbell enjoys hospitalities. A brother of Mrs Battles arrives from Seattle. Various locals send crops, travel, and social reports as Newton prepares events at church and welcomes Rev. Phillips back. Obituaries mention Rachel M Sampson and Sabin Gove among others.
An ad for Chamberlain's Cough Remedy proclaims it a godsend to the afflicted. The notice appears in The Democrat of Carrollton Kentucky and lists Wagley and Smead as sellers for sale.
An advertisement notes a medicine praised as the best for rheumatism sent to Germany and intended for the mother in the old country. It mentions Mr Jacob Eabensen and a price of 50 cents a bottle, offered for sale by Wagley & Smead.
Notice states incorporation of Sea Fain Company under cof The? tidy Sea Fain Company with principal place of transacting. Origin notes business scope and governance by a majority rate, private property of stockholders, and exemption from certain corporate requirements.
A probate notice from Newton dated August 20 1805 announces that Lowa District Court appointed administrator Gibson of an estate. It demands all claims be filed within twelve months with the clerk, barring those not presented by the deadline under Section 34a. Attorneys for the administrator are listed.
In Buena Vista the home of Mr. and Mrs. Matt Guessford hosted a Wednesday wedding for their daughter Lucretia Guessford to John Donnal of the same township. Rev. David Phillips of the F church officiated, with both families noted as among Jasper County’s respected residents.
Notices a real estate broker advertises multiple Iowa farms for sale near Newton Pella and miles away. Properties include 173 acre grain and stock farm with windmill 4 miles from Newton priced at 8000, 134 acre farm near Pella at 37.30 per acre, 83 acre farm at 6000, and more with improvements barns fences and water. Some farms offered for trade. Call for details.
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