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Newspaper

Newton Record

Location

Newton, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 27, 1897

Page

6

RECORD subscription notice and local ads from 19th century paper

Attention subscribers to RECORD The yearly price is 1.00 if paid in advance or 1.50 otherwise The note at the top of the editorial column warns readers to pay promptly and check the expiration label The print shop offers job printing services Karl Clover Tea is sold by Wagley and Smead A farm security loan at 6 percent is advertised by FuGard Browny and others

Karl Clover Wagley and Smead the Record Homestead United States Jasper County

Galesburg Notes on Local Building and Church News

Nell Cating builds a barn while Adam Kling hauls lumber for a hay shed. Anan Alloway is poorly. Sam Failor and son from Newton are inspecting and building. Rev Knepper from Monroe preached on What manner of love. One week from next Sunday will be Rev Dond’s last Sunday in Galesburg. Rev Klooster vacationing in Michigan. Mrs Mosier improving slowly.

Nell Cating Old Settlers Lynnville Adam J. Kling Anan Alloway Sam Failor Newton Knepper Monroe Dond Galesburg Rev Klooster Michigan Mra. Mosier

Killduff Notes and Local Happenings

Gore and Macy shipped a carload of cattle and hogs to Chicago. Airs Casey is ill this week. Airs William Harvey and daughter Mae left for Oskaloosa. Miss Ray from near Newton visited Ola Cary. Grandpa Dennis visited his children. Mrs Isaac Dunmire of Dexter visits among friends. Ringling Bros. show attended in Oskaloosa. Mrs French and two Newton children visited Harvey’s sister. W. Whitaker heads to Buffalo to see his aged mother. Freddie Yost went to Blue Grass to live with relatives.

Gore & Macy Chicago Casey Miss Ray Newton Ola Cary Fa Killduff Grandpa Dennis Isaac Dunmire Dexter Ringling Bros Okkaloosa

Hickory Grove Neigh borhood threshing and local visits

In Hickory Grove a large threshing run ends after a busy week with A. L. Beatty killing over three hundred rats. Neighbors and relatives from Green, Walker, Little, and Kellogg visit homes nearby. Jim Foreman finishes threshing and ships his outfit to Minnesota. Local social life includes Old Settlers Picnic at Lynnville and several family visits to Des Moines, Davenport, and Council Bluffs.

A. L. Beatty Mrs. L. P. Little J. M. Walker Edith Stark Annie Bell F. Shields Jim Foreman Jim Minnesota Ros Roy

Farman Lover Notice for Laura Nagendor and Charles B

Original notice outlines a court action to be begun in New See. It also announces summer tourist excursion tickets sold by the Iowa Central Ry to joints in many states including Minnesota and Colorado. Tickets good returning within twenty one days from date of sale with round trip fare plus two dollars for Home-Seekers excursions. For details contact Iowa Central Ry agents or Thomas P. Bauny Marshalltown Iowa.

Iowa Central Ry Towa Kansas Nebraska Colorado North South Dakota Minnesota Missouri Arkansas Oklahoma Texas Louisiana Tennessee Mississippi Wyoming Lowa Central Ty P. Bauny Marshalltown Lowa

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