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Newspaper
Newton Record
Location
Newton, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1899
Page
2
The text notes Twe Silver Republicans push Bryan toward free silver, reports high gold production in Australia with a $17 million rise, and predicts 1890 as a record for industrial growth, wages, and employment. It covers beef prices, damages from the Spanish war, the Industrial Commission’s anticipated reports, Iowa’s state printer issue, and Alaska and naval shifts amid trade expansion.
The text notes a large trade surplus and Western plans regarding China while warning of European dismemberment fears. It includes a probate notice: Martie Warr named administratrix of J C Waring's estate in Jasper County Iowa with claims due within twelve months and filed with the Clerk of the District Court.
A parent approves Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy after its two 25 cent bottles cured his son's chronic diarrhoea. The note urges others to read and benefit and lists Wa ley & Smead as local druggists.
An unsigned local ad promotes Chamberlain’s Pain Balm as a cure for rheumatism based on a testimonial from D B Johnston of Rimond Indiana. It also lists Claussen meat market ads and Wagley Smead druggists in Nora. The snippet ends noting Rocky Mountain Tea for blemishes and a New York area mention of a marriage signal.
Fragmentary notice from a historical page mentions Seid and possible medical or trouble cures but lacks readable names, dates, or actions.
Ed Cook spearheads sales for a Newton area listing offering 30.04 lambs, yearling weathers, 3 00 aved feeding ewes and 5 000 breeding ewes aged two to four years. Deliveries occur at varied times through November 11. Maple City Soap note highlights Prime Tallow and Cocoanut Oil as fabric safe and non wringer-sticking.
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