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Newspaper

Newton Record

Location

Newton, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1896

Page

6

MICKORY GROVE NOTES A BUSY FARM AND TOWN SECTION

Hay will soon be ready to cut. Kellogg and Newburg hog market activity rises with four cars sold at 2.75. A. J. Breeden shows a rare American barn owl shot by his man Melville Lanty, mounted by taxidermist William Bray. Community events include Children’s Day at Mount Pleasant M E Church and a Jasper County Holiness meeting near Burrough’s Grove.

George McCoy Kellogg Fred Walker Tama City George B. F. Crawford Newburg Newbury John Planalp Charlie Smith Ira Shields Rock Creek Township Laurel Henry Clay A. J. Breeden Melville Lanty Wm. M. Bray Grinnell Mr. B Jasper County Holiness Association Burrough’s Grove U. B. Church B.S. Taylor Des Moines Mr. Taylor U. B Charlie Planalp Rodell Newton Thomas Mason James Lowery Mr. Lowery Thomas Lavender Gilman Congregational Sunday School of M. E N. J. Morgart N. J

Pleasant Hill Notes from Last Week Summary

Pleasant Hill reports include Len Rinehart and family witnessing a cyclone near Valeria, J A Johnson's horse injured by barb wire, Myrtie Steers visiting from Des Moines, and the M E church crowded for quarterly conference with Rev Scarbrough of Monroe assisting and Mr Miller as presiding elder.

Len Rinehart Mamie Maude Dickinson Valeria J. A. Johnson Myrtie Steers Des Moines Pleasant Hill M. E Scarbrough Monroe Mr. Miller

Turner Local News Highlights and Corrections

Carl Cooper pastures stock for FE G McCue. Laura Wilson finishes her first term with a school picnic and program. An error is corrected: Birchaud taught the east of Dixie school, not Turner. Will Lewis buys a Newton bicycle. David Lewis and wife visited Cull Coopers. Daisy Wilson on sick list. Sullen’s boys plant corn on creek bottom. Clam’s stepson cares for Bob Ashby’s crops while he’s away. Charles Brooks family visits C S Hills. C C Wilson sowing millet this week.

Laura Wilson Miss Wilson David Lewis Cull Cooper Daisy Wilson Sullen Mr. Clam Bob Ashby Mt. Pleasant Charles Brooks C. S. Hills C. C. Wilson

Fairmount notices and family news from Newton area

John C Scarbrough and family attended a Trumpler Zollinger wedding in Newton. Miss Boone Iowa visitor Mrs Frank North. Mr and Mrs Robert Lyons and son Carson visit relatives. Mrs Geo Sheeler recovering from illness. Clark Rinehart of Newton sold Bergman McKinley machinery here. Seed corn and seed potatoes advertised by Burns McGregor. A Salina Kansas tale recalls a Davis sewing machine gifted to a daughter as she leaves home. June Harper's Weekly topics previewed including St Louis convention cyclone coronation Yale crew Red Lake Indian reservation and Howells new novel.

John C. Scarbrough Newton McCauley Boone Iowa Frank North Robert Lyons Carson Geo. Sheeler Clark Rinehart Bergman & McKinley Harper's Weekly St. Louis Yale Henley Red Lake S. R. Crockett W. D. Howells

Sociable at Sand Hill school house Saturday in Sherman

A sociable at Sand Hill school house in Sherman on Saturday evening invites all to attend. A short program precedes refreshments, with proceeds aiding the minister's salary.

Sand Hill Harris Ira Mingo

Rock Island Line Promises Faster Service

The Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Railway touts superior speed compared with rival lines. For full particulars contact John Sebastian, 36113, G. P. A., Chicago.

Rock Island & Pacific Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Railway John Sebastian Chicago

Dr Williams Indian Pile Ointment claims cure

An advertisement notes Dr Williams Indian Pile Ointment cures piles and itching of private parts, absorbs tumors and relieves itching instantly. Each box is guaranteed and sold by H J Skiff in Newton Iowa and by mail for 50 cents or one dollar per box. Also cited is Chamberlains Pain Balm praised by James Perdue of Monroe Michigan for rheumatic pain relief, sold by Wagley and Smead.

H. J. Skiff Druggist Newton Iowa

Iowa Central Ry excursion tickets to many states offered

The Iowa Central Railway announces June 9 and 23 sale dates for excursion tickets to a wide range of states including Kansas Nebraska Wyoming Colorado Utah North and South Dakota Northwestern Iowa Arkansas Indian Territory Oklahoma Texas Arizona Missouri Minnesota Wisconsin Kentucky Tennessee Mississippi North and South Carolina Alabama Georgia Florida Virginia and Louisiana at very low rates. Details available from Iowa Central Ry agents or General Passenger Agent Thomas P Barry Marshalltown Iowa. If an annual outlay of 100 dollars would insure a family against bowel illness, many would pay it, but 25 cents buys a bottle of Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy which is advertised as effective. For sale by Wagley & Smead.

Iowa Central Ry Kansas Nebraska Wyoming Colorado Utah North South Dakota Iowa Arkansas Indian Territory Oklahoma Texas Arizona Missouri Minnesota Wisconsin Kentucky Tennessee Mississippi South Carolina Alabama Georgia Florida Virgina Lousiana Thos. P Barry Marshalltown Wagley & Smead

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Efnor Bros Bologna and Wienerwurst Southeast Corner Square Jasper & Sons Lowgost Pri Colorado Springs Criple Creek Gd. P. A ST. Paul Minneapolis Northwest Kansas City Peoria L. M. Martin Wamagei Thos. P. Barry Geal Pass Mickory Grove J. M. Walker Mount Pleasant M. E W. B. Dunn Bob Walker Holmes Newbury Hall Italy Ladies Home Mission Board of County Supervisors Ros Roy James Kain Adams Pleasant Hill M. E. Church Prairie City Epworth League Miss Pomeroy Adam Forepaugh & Sells Bros Mr. Chase Sam McDaniel Mr. Watson Watson Mr. Brous Oregon Will Conn Will Snooks Workman Pleasant Hill Turner Carl Cooper FE. G. McCue Will Lewis Fairmount Burns & McGregor's Salina Davis Trousseau Morgan and Hunter Harper’s Weekly Sherman J. E. Witmer Keota Cripple Creek James Perdue Monroe, Mich Chamberlain Homeseekers Winslow A. Long & Son Jasper County B.S. Hargrave & Son East Side Square Harrows Seeders Deere Hoosier & Co Wwck Ohio Moline Schutler Timothy Lee Bergman & Metlinley United States NEW York Weekly Tribune Geo. W. Best Tribune New York City
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