Three through tourist cars weekly to California routes
The Chicago Great Western Railway offers three weekly through tourist cars via different routes to California. Thursdays through Santa Fe take a central Texas to Mexico connection route, Saturdays through Katy take a southern Texas route, and Tuesdays through Rock Island take a northern daylight trip through Colorado’s Grand Canyon. Information and booklets available from any CGW Agent or J. B. Elmer, G. P. A., Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Geat Western Railway
California
Santa Fe
Katy
Texas
Mexico
Rock Island
Grand Canyon
Colorado
Chicago Great Western
J. B. Elmer
Chicago
Clubbing Rates For This Year Offer Bargain Subscriptions
This notice outlines very low clubbing rates for subscribers who pay one year ahead. It lists rates for several papers and magazines including Wallace's Farmer, Des Moines publications, The Homestead, The Farmer's Institute, and Youth's Companion, and invites inquiries for rates on any publication. Also notes a sale of a small hard coal stove at the office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beto Gio de Os
Wallace
Pagmer
MUO Daily News
Des Moines
Macdabsimen
Des Moines Weekly Leader
the Homestead
the Farmer's Institute
The
Poultry Farmer
the Mutual Insurance Journal
Axkpress
Marshalltown Vimes-Republican
Pease Baebes
Youth's Companion
Chicago Inter Ocean
Cesses Coreweeves
Prairie City Announces Aunt Jerusna Rural Comedy Date
Prairie City presents Aunt Jerusna the strongest rural comedy on the road on Wednesday April 2. Manager Parker booked the attraction for over a year after a Denver engagement and strong three year manager reports back endorsements. A single-night performance seeks local support and a poultry paper offer tempts readers with Record and Poultry News subscriptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerusna
Parker
Denver
Col
Opera House
Baxter Community Farewell Nearby Move and Local Notices
A group of about forty friends and neighbors bid farewell to J W Phipps at his west of town home as they depart for a new life in Missouri. Baxter independent district school board fills two seats Booth and Hazlett and approves a 1400 teachers fund and 600 contingent levy. Elise and Thorp named to settle with the treasurer. S I Miskimmins visited Des Moines for legal business while J O Covey of Kellogg eyed Baxter property and relocation. A surprise party honored John Stinsons 39th birthday with 30 relatives and friends enjoying lunch and a festive evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Phipps
Town
Missouri
Baxter Independent District
Booth
Hazlett
Elise
Thorp
S. I. Miskimmins
Des Moines
J. O. Covey
Kellogg
Baxter
John Stinson
John
Local Doctors Perform Mastoid Operation on Mrs Linniberry
Dr Harry Engle of Newton and Dr Engle of State Center assisted by Dr Finch of Lynnville operated on Mrs Robert Linniberry Wednesday afternoon to treat an ear ailment. Mrs Lamphier’s two oldest daughters lie ill with scarlet fever at H L Winget's near Kappel after a two week visit, likely contracted from neighboring children. Frank Sherman Tom Jorsyn Garrett Smith Wm Korf and Tim Killduff returned from Minnesota last Sunday. Smith traded threshing outfits for land and Killduff bought a farm. The Enderson child from Lynnville, once thought dangerously ill, showed improvement by Wednesday with fair recovery chances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Engle
Newton
Engle
State Center
Finch
Lynnville
Robert Linniberry
Frank Sherman
Tom Jorsyn
Garrett Smith
Wm. Korf
Tim Killduff
Minnesota
Smith
Killduff
McKee Leaves Perry for Monroe to Start Own Clothing Business
Chas McKee bids farewell to Perry friends then heads to Monroe and Chicago. plans to enter the clothing trade on his own. He is brother-in-law of A W Beymer. Mrs Wallace Livingston and children visit Rolfe while Wallace plans move to South Dakota. John Hall Jr in San Antonio suffers another blood poisoning related hand amputation. condition serious. James Elrod moves to Colyn farm near Otley. Dr Hendershot resumes practice, focusing on office visits due to health. The Hub Grocery advertises bargains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. McKee
Perry
Monroe
Chicago
Mr. McGee
McGee
A. W. Beymer
Wallace Livingston
Rolfe
Wallace
Dakota
John Hall, Jr
San Antonio
Texas
James Elrod
Colyn
Otley
Hendershot
Railroad Time Tables East and West Passenger Schedules
Railway timetable excerpt shows eastbound and westbound passenger trains with numbers and times, plus Monroe Branch stops from Newton to Monroe and back. Includes Iowa Central lines effective July 1 1901 and listed stations from Lenox to OsKaloosa with mixed station codes and notes.
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Mailand Express
Lynville
Lynn
Tainter
New Sharon
Lacey
Oskaloosa
Rm. C. Lain
Iaente
Batty
Gp&ta
Tittemore
Marshalltown
Lowa
Stock Sale Near Newton Discovers Large Herd and Farm Assets
Public auction announced by J. W. Rhodes for March 31 1902 at 1 p m at his farm four miles south of Newton. Items include 46 cattle mainly two year olds and bulls plus one ten year old work horse. Also farm machinery such as an Old Hickory wagon a low wheel wagon and rack Flying Dutchman plow and heavy harness. Credit terms 12 months with note and security on all sums over five dollars. cash under five dollars. Auctioneers F A McMurray and H Rees.
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Newton
Wilson Station
Reasner
J. W. Rhodes
F. A. McMurray
H. Rees
Also Mentioned on This Page
Newton IA
Chichester
Ih Leifer
Chichester Chemical CO
Madison Square
Phila
Vietion Thia
Florida
Louisville & Nashville
Jacksonville
St. Augustine
C. J. Stone
General Passenger Agt
Louisville
Kentucky
San Francisco
Rockies
Sierra Nevadas
Los Angeles
Jobs Sebastian, G. . B
Prairie City
Carrie White
Record
Poultry News
Lincoln, Neb
Bill
Velopes
Dodgers
Busi
Ness
Condensed Code
Iowa
Sully
John Enderson
Ledver
O Rix. P
J.N
Newton Branch
A. M. Hough
Haviland
China
Gilespie
Manane & Co. Glasses
Hough's
Seal
Gold Mine
Monarch
Hough’s Double Store
E. J. Miles
Hanson’s Lumber Yard
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