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Newspaper
Newton Record
Location
Newton, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1896
Page
4
A cluttered rail timetable lists the Newton to Monore and Des Moines Valley routes, with West and North bound traces. It notes freight and local trains, station stops at Prairie City Fay, Gowse West, and Baxter, plus a Des Moines connection. Community items mention sermons, farms, and local events.
A promotional plea urges buyers to seek best value and praises the New High-Arm Davis sewing machine with vertical feed as superior to rival models.
Beginning with 1896 first day we offer lamp renewals at no charge to subscribers when burned out lamps are returned with intact glass. Starting March 1896 a 5 percent discount from contract price is given for prompt payment on or before the tenth of each month at the office.
Notions including belts belt pins ris side combs and small items offered at Chicago prices. Kid gloves white chamois guaranteed to wear and wash. The genuine Foster Kid in all colors and blacks.
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