Newton's Growth Tale and a guest's prophetic words
A local essay reflects on Newton's rapid growth from artesian water to a booming town. The writer recalls a distinguished guest, praising his integrity and learning, and notes historic milestones such as the 1805 water source, the Gorrel pond transformation, and an electric streetcar line. The piece hints the town’s population may surpass 4300 by 1906, with more details to come, and closes with personal reflections and a pledge to reveal the guest’s identity later.
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Benly
Ishialltown
Rled
Spea
Newton
Peralavali
Plumb Street
Iss
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George Parsons
Feecer
Parsons
Newton Y
Aus
Gorrell
Switzerland
Hopewell
Vesuvius
Gibraltar
Niagara Falls
Yellowstone Lake
Yellows Falls
Newton Lake
Marshallie
Matheast
Scott Street
Mersiuon's
Farmers’ Street
Jin Newton
Rentersite Towa witnessed a remarkable display of generosity
A crowd at Rentersite Towa saw an extraordinary act of charity as a farmer and others forgave rents for the current season. The scene featured promises of future relief and a pledge of further aid, while local officials announced a court action pending in Jasper County Iowa.
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Rass
Ibulit
Uish
Massie Dercener
Dist
Jasper
Iowa
Peti- PL Durocher
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Orange Township
E. Baartey
Owa
M. P. Down
Taaper
Tinea
Everly
Low
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J. W. Blackwood
Wixstow Ke
Aooneys
Plsinth
Pardoe
Westbrook’s
South Side Jeweler
Tion
Vaughan’s. Come
Ammons & Allen
Jasper County
Todd & Dunning
Orange
N. J
Baum &Cavell
W. Long
East Side
Chas, Atwood
Long & Atwood
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Square
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Newton Steam Laundry
Briggs
First National Bank
A.M. Hampan
J. H. Lyday
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J.P. Beatty