Newton Team Edges Stars After Close Ball Game
The Newton amateur baseball team lost to the Des Moines Stars by a narrow margin in a tight contest noted as the prettiest game of the year. Morrison pitched well for Newton as McDonald and Wing homered for the Stars while errors and timely hits decided the outcome.
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Newton
Stars
Morrison
Des Moines Stars
W. C. McElroy
F. R. Witmer
Andrus Turck
George Hews
E. C. Ludlow
Geo. Denniston
J. B. Owings
Jason Green
Geo. T. Anderson
Geo. Clark
W.G. Clements
A. M. Hough
R. D. Reid
J. A. Laird
J. D. Rage
Joe Cunningham
M. Baldwin
J. M. Woodrow
E. J. Salmon
Bert Wing
Third Ward
J.C. Donahey
L. A. Andrew
H. B. Alfree
Recorder
M.A. McCord
Geo. W. Hickmat Jr
J. C. Donahey
Clarence W. Falor
J. R. Sitter
J. W. Butler
Best Remedy for Rheumatism in Fairhaven
James Rowland of Fairhaven reports his wife, plagued for 25 years by rheumatism, found relief after using Chamberlain's Pain Balm. She slept within an hour and now uses it for aches. The ad notes 25 and 50 cent sizes sold by Wagley & Smead. Also mentions Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for croup and colds, sold by Wagies & Breed.
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Fairhaven
N. Y
James Rowland
Ohio
Chamberlain
Wagies & Breed
Berry Family Trials and Missionary Mary Badley
A. D. Berry of Clyde reports a week of troubles including a grain of corn in a son’s windpipe and a toddler who drank laudanum, with fears the child won’t wake. Mrs. Mary Scott Badley, veteran missionary, spoke at the M. E. church on Asia and India helping Luck educational efforts after Dr. Badley’s death in 1901.
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A. D. Berry
Clyde
Mary Scott Badley
India
M. E. Church
Asia
Women of
Predatory thief Banks jailed after saddle theft arrest
City Marshal arrested John Banks last Wednesday on charge of stealing Dan Frys saddle about ten months ago. Banks pleaded guilty before the magistrate and received a 30 day sentence, taken yesterday. The saddle was recovered in Newton three weeks after the theft. Sixteen cars of stock went out over the Central Sunday.
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Xexies
John Banks
Dan Fry
Mr. Fry
Banks
Newton
Colfax
War News from San Francisco and Abroad
San Francisco reports rising sickness among soldiers with 253 cases, plus deaths including Dewitt L. Tucker of the 1st Iowa. California troops record two varioloid cases in the 7th California. Kenilworth bound for New York with cargo of sugar reaches Valparaiso in distress with captain and mate dead. Western recruitment paused. debates over Cuba and Santiago continue. Community notices announce a lawn sociable on August 4 for a Catholic church fundraiser and a church fairground item pickup event.
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San Francisco
Dewitt L. Tucker
Iowa
Council’ Bluffs
California
Kenilworth
Hawaii
New York
Valparaiso
The Newton Record's Big Offer and Premiums
The notice touts a sale offering various magazines and books including Samantha Allen's humorous books and Saratoga arts edition. It lists prices for Samantha at Saratoga and Samantha Among the Brethren, Farm and Fireside, Home Companion, and the Weekly Capital, with a grand total regular price of eight dollars.
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Samantha Allen
Ladies’ Home Journal
Iowa Weekly Capital
Samantha
Saratoga
Brethren
Farm and Fireside
Biggariat
Home Companion
All Six For $2.00 This is positively the best sub
The RECORD offers an attractive value with a six-for-two subscription deal. Readers are invited to subscribe at an unusually low price, promising steady delivery and access to the paper’s coverage.
Clubbing offer from multiple papers and Cote of Iowa
The notice promotes a clubbing deal for The Recon Inter Ocean Des Moines Register New York Tribune and a copy of Cote of Iowa for two dollars. It claims good printing costs little more than poor printing and emphasizes that Recone always produces first class work.
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Recon
Inter Ocean
Des Moines Register
New York ‘Tribune
Cote of Iowa
Recone
Piles Ointment and Train Service Details
Dr Williams Indian Pile Ointment promises instant relief for piles and itching with a per box price of 1.00, sold by FOSTEN & CALLINOS. Also announces a new nickel plate road train service from Chicago Van Buren Street Station with through sleepers to Buffalo and New York, three daily through trains to major cities, city ticket office at 111 Adams Street.
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Reco
Century
Ladies Home Journal
Nickelate Road
J. Y. Calahan
Adams St
Chicago
Buffalo
van Buren Street
New York
Lackawanna Road
Ft. Wayne
Cleveland
Erie
Boston
Adams Street
Jum
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Hyannis
Massachusetts
Castoria
Mothers of America
Centaur Company
Chas. H. Fletcher
Bias Girth
Phin
Newton and Vicinity
Lea Lierented
Greece
Newton Team
Mede Vefeat
UN Slaw
McDonald
Wing
Green
Rice
Maher
Wilson
Moody
Wil ‘Son
Wilkinson
Kellogg Enterprise
Kellogg
W. J.balmer
Mariposa Township
Roy Lloyd
Beacon
Oskaloosa Coal and Mining Company
J. H.a
J. E.lloyd
Elim
Roy
Edward Batty
Batty
Newton Cemetery
Lloyd
McCarthy
Fahey
Burns
Bates
Wilkinsor
Spain
Morrison O Fisk
Tafte
Clark
Green Cf
Rodgers If
Atta
St. Paul
Minn
Eee Bank
Igomery Ward & 60
Scott
Twine
Montgomery Ward & Co
Wm. Vaughan & Son
War News
Washington
Navy Department
West
the World
John Sherman
Shafter
Garcia
Santiago
Yellow Journals
el Caney
Fair Ground
U. P
Newton Record
Castonia
Cuas
H. Plevemen
TEL Ericson
T. H. Erricson
East Side Square
Wheeler & Wilson
Wheeler & Wils
Wheeler & Wilson Miz. Co
Wabash Avenue
HUB Grogory
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