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Newspaper

Newton Record

Location

Newton, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 28, 1899

Page

8

Local Notices Outline Relief for Interested Parties

Newton and Vicinity brief notes indicate interested parties have the privilege of a claim process. The document urges submission and verification of facts to ensure proper handling by the issuing office.

Newton News Briefs and Notices From the County

Newton area notes list social calls and visits across Des Moines, Iowa City, Kellogg, Killduff, and Ames. Mentions births, marriages, farewells, church events, farm sales, and civic meetings with multiple residents and neighbors named.

Marriage Licenses in 27 Entries Include Clark Lewis Weeke

Maud V. Clark and Harry T. Lewis lawfully wed. Gee T. Lane and Mary E. Weeke listed. W C Pierce and Hattie Harp among other couples aged 21. Names appear in a probate or civic registry of licenses with partners listed.

Maud V. Clark Harry T. Lewis Gee. T. Lane Mary E. Weeke W. C. Pierce Hattie Harp

Rushville and Kellogg area notes and sale items

Local notices from Winch Oak and vicinity include visits by Ethel Meredith and others, school reports for Rushville Kellogg township, and a big public sale at the Callison farm near Newton. Also mentions a favorable Chicago Chronicle tribute and a brief dialogue about building material from Jasper & Sons.

Frank Callison Rushville Kellogg Newton Callisin & Son Frep McMurray AUC Ep. Finch

Applendia Play Coming to Callahan’s Theatre

The season’s notable event is announced for Saturday evening September 20 in Callahan’s production A Romance of Coon Hollow with the same scenery used at the Fourteenth Street Theatre New York. The cast includes the Coon Hollow serenaders a troupe of colored singers and dancers. Unique electric and calcium displays are featured but the play relies on vigorous plot and strong characters true to life. It has enjoyed success in New York Boston Philadelphia New Orleans and other cities and is in its fifth season.

Applendia Callahan Coon Hollow Fourteenth Street Theatre New York Boston Philadelphia New Orleans

The Big Store rises in Newton with new staff and plans

The Iowa Mercantile Co. undertakes a major build in Newton with a complete new heating plant, elevators, and extensive stock. C P Axtell will lead as general manager and Morgan & Hunter oversee furniture and the undertaking department. Kraft drives clothing operations from New York, Hindorff expands the drug and stationery line, and Grace Churchill guides millinery with Josie Walrath as assistant. The Big Store prepares for a full, first-to-second-floor rollout as cars deliver furniture, groceries, dry goods, and more.

Iowa Mercantile Co Rock Geo. Taylor Grand Rapids Rockford Ills Chicago Minnesota Morgan & Hunter Jasper County Gee. Kraft Iowa Idaho New York City Kraft Newton A. E. Hindorff Ralph F. Parmenter Parmenter Grace Churchill Josie Walrath Johnson California Benj. Toedt

Fall Fiction Number of The Saturday Evening Post

The Philadelphia journal expands from sixteen to twenty four pages weekly with a double issue every fourth week. The Fall Fiction Number features a colored cover and 32 pages of short stories and entertaining articles by popular writers. On newsstands September 28. Price unchanged.

Saturday Evening Post Philadelphia

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