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Newspaper
Newton Record
Location
Newton, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1898
Page
6
Local ad touts bulk grocery savings with low prices on sorghum sardines flour coffee tea potatoes maple syrup and soap. Store invites customers to compare and trade produce at market value while promising clean stock and best groceries in town.
The Free Methodist church announces a Sunday service lineup on July 24 with Sunday school at 10 o clock a m class meeting at 11 o clock a m preaching at 8 o clock p m. A weekly prayer meeting is held every Friday at an evening hour.
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Travel pitch touts affordable trips to Colorado via Omaha with tours of the South Platte Valley. Stops at the Omaha Exposition and irrigation lands are offered, claiming ready water rights and free rail. Land sales advertise 80 acres for cattle or sheep with rail and dam privileges. Local agent listed in Killduff Iowa.
Newton notes shared social visits from Davenport and Fairbury Neb to Omaha exposition. Mrs Walsh arrives with children, Mrs Mullin visits from Parnell, and Mrs Bateman accompanies husband painting the Lyle farm. Neighbors move plans, health concerns, and upcoming moves tied to local life and region.
For the Sovereign Grand Lodge meeting in Boston September 10 to 24 the Nickel Plate Road offers a round trip one fare. Tickets on sale September 16 to 18, return valid to September 30. Contact J Calahan general agent at 111 Adams St Chicago for details.
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