Newton Lambert House One Day Friday Sale
A Newton Lambert House event runs Friday March 21 from a.m. to 7 p.m. Only one day. The notice states returning every four weeks.
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Newspaper
Newton Record
Location
Newton, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1902
Page
3
A Newton Lambert House event runs Friday March 21 from a.m. to 7 p.m. Only one day. The notice states returning every four weeks.
A medical offer guarantees cure before payment, listing chronic catarrh and organs as conditions treated. It promises free confidential consultation and emphasizes no money is required until a perfect cure is achieved. The message targets young and middle aged men with nervous debility and loss of vigor, plus women's diseases.
Winter tourists can use the usual low round trip rates to California and Pacific coast points now in effect via the Iowa Central route. A four day trip from St. Paul Mason City Marshalltown Oskaloosa Hedrick Peoria and intermediate points via the Iowa Central and Southern Route is highlighted. The Pullman Tourist Car service is inaugurated again to offer comforts, with Iowa Central agents or Geo. S. Batty Marshalltown Ia as contact.
Distressing kidney and bladder disease cured within six hours by the new remedy. It relieves pain in the bladder kidneys and back for both men and women and stops retention of water almost immediately. Sold by A L Kennedy druggist Newton Iowa.
New styles just received at the RECORD office offering 25 plain cards for 20 cents and 25 printed for 35 cents. Also 50 plain for 35 cents or 50 printed for 60 cents, all available at the RECORD office.
An 1103 day cure claims to rid rheumatism and neuralgia by removing the cause, with immediate disease disappearance after the first dose. Sold by Arthur L. Kennedy in Newton Iowa. A. F. Brown advertises five percent money loans with optional payments.
An advertisement cites a wealthy oil company president's troubles and sells Benson's Porous Plasters as a quick cure for neuralgia rheumatism and muscle pain. It claims immediate relief, urges avoiding imitators, and offers prepaid postage and 95 cent price through Seabury & Johnson Mfg. Chemists in New York.
Mary KE Hammer seeks to quiet title to west 4 of lot 3 in NW quarter of Section 20 Township 79 North Range 18 West in Jasper County Iowa. The petition names C L Wheatcraft and Sarah E Wheatcraft and unknown heirs and claimants, alleges deed issues and failure of Joinder, and asks for judgment and decree barring any adverse claim. Publication ordered for six weeks in The Newton Recorder.
Auction of 173 head stock includes 43 horses with varied ages and weights, 80 cattle plus 50 sows Pol and China breed. 10 months credit at 6 percent, cash discount 2 percent. Auctioneers A E Starrett and F A McMurray. Clerks J B Burton and S A Morris. Held 3 miles west of Kellogg at the farm.
A metal kitchen cabinet that is clean dust and ant proof is on display at the Second Hand store in the Odd Fellows building. General agent E S Lawrence will demonstrate this new and convenient household necessity to visitors.
EC Ogg offers a five percent option on payments with a subscription to the Record. The notice invites readers to subscribe and take advantage of the payment terms.
Public auction Friday March 7 at the John Armentrout place north of Newton depot. Items include 26 milch cows and heifers 19 yearling heifers 1M yearling steers 9 two year old steers 17 calves 2 good bulls two brood mares a full blooded Suffolk Punch stallion 10 Duroe Jersey brood sows bred to a thoroughbred boar machinery seed corn corn in crib 10 bushels NY seed potatoes with free lunch terms 10 months no interest or 4 percent cash purchase notes with security $5 under cash auctioneers M A McCord clerk J M Woodrow.
Public auction on Monday March 3 1902 at 10 a m at the J T Whittaker farm 34 miles southwest of Newton 3 miles east of Metz selling 63 head of stock including horses cattle hogs and seed potatoes plus machinery and harness 5 percent discount for cash 8 percent interest if paid later with note required auctioneers and clerk named
In Choosing a Route to California points insure the greatest comfort for a winter's ride through the mountains by getting your tickets over the Iowa Central and the Santa Fe route. Besides saving a day's time in the trip, you enjoy the comforts of the popular California Limited. For rates and full information address Geo. S. Batty, G. P. & T. A., Marshalltown, la. 3066
A humorous regional snippet centers on Uncle Zeb Woolslayer who laments lost money and a finger mishap, joking about hoodoo and misfortune. Aunty Ethalinda tries to reason, while accents and broken phrases evoke a vignette of rural speech and superstition.
In a clipped Washington Star snippet a man nicknamed Meandering Mike questions a woman about extra cold victuals after recalling a previous Christmasy mince gift. The brief dialogue hints at a casual exchange amid a larger, unclear scene.
In a lively exchange the crowd taunts and teases as the performer, Miss Squawker, dismisses nerves. She claims she is accustomed to the neighbors pounding the floor during her singing, showing no sign of stage fright.
In Cleverton one reader teases a novelist hailed as both extreme and brilliant. Dashaway notes reviews of his latest book stirring debate in Har per’s Bazar.
A fragmented courtroom exchange features a bidder shouting at eighty two then escalating. The judge observes remarks between a man and a woman, with a push to raise the bid and a request to accept two forty eight.
In a brief Boston Tran script dialogue, Dick asks Harry if he has a dollar to lend. Harry replies with a witty line about Dick’s knack for seeing the future, suggesting he should be worth money for his abilities.
A quotation from the Philadelphia Press contrasts a past bargain with current value noting how a property once affordable has become highly valued. The exchange emphasizes the shift in perception of worth over time and hints at opportunity lost or gained.
A brief playful exchange about microbes in kisses from Puck notes. She cheerfully asserts we could not get along without certain microbes, echoing a joking take on microbiology in social life.
Chelly Flora compared you to Napoleon, Chelsea Mass Gazette quotes Jack guessing she meant you are a dead one.
The exchange plays on editors and poets with a joke about writing poems on asbestos sheets, reflecting a Chicago News quip on printed verse and editorial process.
A witty exchange notes the sheriff pursues the sister, with a quip that he has an attachment for her. The brief item captures a tongue in cheek moment from Yonkers Statesman.
A lyrical note from the Chicago Record-Herald laments a vanished enchantment. The speaker recalls how hearing her name once thrilled the heart, but now her voice sounds hollow and distant, leaving him inert and unwilling to rise.
A newspaper ad describes a cheap poultry paper offer for one year of the Record and the Poultry News from Lincoln Nebraska. It promotes through tourist car options Mondays Thursdays and Saturdays via Santa Fe Katy and Rock Island routes to California or Texas Mexico with daylight Grand Canyon views. Information from Chicago Great Western agents and J P Elmer G P A Chicago. Mars.
Notice from Kate W. Lant executrix of the estate of P Laat in Jasper County Iowa. Creditors urged to settle debts and file claims within twelve months with J Pogard attorney. Dated Newton, December 10, 192? The ad mentions Neel's lunch shop.
During the winter of IS08 I was so lame in my joints that I could hardly hobble. I bought a bottle of Chamberlains Pain Balm and from the first application began to get well. I was cured and worked steadily all year. R Wheeler Northwood NY. For sale by Wagley Smead druggists.
Rail lines show east and west schedules with several No. trains for Mail Express Express Flyer Freight and Local services. Daily and exception patterns noted for routes including Monroe Newton Grinnell Des Moines Valley division and Chicago Great Western lines with times and stations such as Baxter Valeria and indications of daily or Sunday runs.
A Mrs J A Moore of North Star Michigan praises Chamberlains Cough Remedy as the best for coughs cold and croup. The page includes local ads for Wagley Smead druggists rent signs Meredith Son McConnells Laxative Liver Tablets 25c yellow boxes soap bars 25c Neels Ice Cream old papers 25 for 5c and 5 percent money loans.
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