Yarham's Department Store Farm Supplies Ad
W J Yarham offers a department store line for farm needs from garden tools to threshing machines for tillage and handling crops.
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Newspaper
Newton Record
Location
Newton, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1899
Page
5
Canton Clipper Plow Leader for 35 Years in Catalog Ad
An old Canton clipper plow claims leadership for 35 years with no equal. The ad touts a full line of discs harrows cultivators gangs and corn equipment.
Seeders Share a Fine Line in Prices That Sell
Seeders offer devices at prices that sell them, highlighting value and demand in a competitive market. The notes emphasize affordability and quick turnover as buyers seek reliable performance within budget constraints.
Wagons and Buggies Share The Mitchell Wagons
Fragmentary note promotes Mitchell Wagons with claim of better quality and appeal if given attention for purchase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell
Kratzer Buggies Promise Quality and Reliability
An advertisement proclaims Kratzer buggies as guaranteed good goods with satisfaction. The copy asserts no buyer regrets choosing Kratzer and claims the product is inexpensive and dependable, emphasizing a smooth ride without kicks.
Largest and Best Pump House in Iowa Advertises Deals
A local pump shop announces itself as the largest and best equipped in Iowa with advanced stock and wide selection. It promotes low prices while stock lasts, offers pump repair services, and invites customers to bring in jobs to be completed, promising satisfaction and warranty on work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Market Prices May Rise by Fifty Percent This Year
A fragmented report notes buyers purchasing multiple loads and aiming to save money, while vendors expect prices to stay favorable but rise by about half later. The piece references Semitree and calls for cautious spending amid projected higher costs.
Windmills Offered At Old Prices In New Contract
A dealer states windmills have risen to 2.00 to 6.00 each but he holds stock at old prices under a contract to lead the market. He lists models including Duplex Eclipse Halladay Gem Domputer Superior Comet Diamond and others to attract buyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duplex
Eclipse
Halladay
Gem
Domputer
Superior
Comet
Diamond
Wells and well work by a Marshall County contractor
An ad-style notice by a well man offering bore and drill services. He claims over 1,200 wells completed in Marshall and Jas per counties and promises expertise with drilling, pumps, and fishing tools. Warns against inexperienced workers harming good wells.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall
Jasper
Greenhorn
Harness Prices Cut Across Town at Exclusive Basin Sales
A dealer touts a vast stock of farm and single harnesses at low prices. He claims his goods are cheaper than catalogue houses and invites shoppers to inspect before buying to save money. He advertises a $15.00 Farm Harness and a $4.00 Single Harness.
Imitation Oils and Samples Promised by Vendor
A seller touts a selection of First-Class Oils with samples offered to prove quality. He claims the line is complete, prices are low, and that he never duplicates but goes one better. The message emphasizes sample availability and confident marketing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arness
Black
Millinery and News From Prairie City
Prairie City presses notes on millinery by Carrie White with new spring goods by Miss Etta Barton of Sioux City. Local deaths include Francis Stumm and John L. Jones. visits from relatives and teachers, and a plan for Easter timing and origins. Special entertainment announced with two orations by S. M. Holladay and W. A. North in Union Hall on April 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chris
Osten
Nice
Etta Barton
Sioux City
Carrie White
Mesdames C. R
J. T. Graham
Missouri
New Spring
Parker
Opera Houre
S. M. Holladay
W. A. North
Union Hall
North
Holladay
Simpson College
Mt Vernon
Iowa
Local and Personal Notes from Newton Area
Community news item listing calls to Des Moines for business and visits from Kellogg and Grinnell residents, births, theater advertisements, family travels to Ames and Prairie City, revival work, a Nashville Students Band appearance, and a former Fiftieth Iowa private recalling changed times and a now comfortable desk life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Hansell
Des Moines
W. C. Hants
Barns City
I. H. Gorrel
Howells County South Missouri Fruit and Mining Prospects
G W Guraem writes from West Plaine Howell County describing South Missouri as an agricultural region with growing fruit interests led by Olden farm and other large holdings. He notes lead, iron, copper, and even silver ore, eastern capital interest, affordable land near West Plaine, and a mild climate drawing residents and health travelers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
Howell County
West Plaine
United States
Minois
Iowa
Nebraska
Kansas
South
Howell
Stock Cos
California
Joplin
Web City
Colorado
Corporation of West Plaine
Kansas City, Fort Scott & Memphis
Springfield
Memphis
Railroad Company
Express Company
Minnesota
West Plaina
Mamonds
G. W. Guraem
Temple of Fame Crown Award Given at Congregational Church
Several hundred gathered Tuesday evening for a pleasant entertainment by the second ten and friends. The audience praised the aspirants as well entitled to the crown, and the Queen awarded it to the mother. Franklin led the roll by performance and costume. Mrs John Scarbrough traveled to Des Moines Saturday to visit sister Mrs Ed Zollinger, who had been reported ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stella Tuttle
Schobert
C. W. Bryan
Robi. Ryan
Nebraska
Zella
Joplin
R. French
Font. Moore
S. Riddle
Fowles
Hudson
Miss Barton
Hale Clippinger
Colfax
M. E
al. Little
Temple of Fame
Congregational Church
Franklin
John
Jasper County Agricultural Society Sees Bond Rate Hike and Bid Award
Proceedings from Nawrox Iowa on March 2 1800 show the Jasper County Agricultural Society chaired by Parsons voting to raise bond interest from five to seven percent across thirty eight bonds and appointing A Failor to pursue legal steps. Executive session awarded printing bids to O H Griswold as lowest responsible bidder. Dry goods stores to close at six on Saturdays from April 3 and a semi annual Social Union meeting noted. Rock Island playing cards advertised for sale by mail with stamps or money orders accepted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nawrox
Iowa
Jasper County Agricultural Society
Court House
Parsons
W. M. Boyd
John 8. Davis
L.¥.Sciults
W. M. Scott
J. C. Haiflegh
W. J. Miller
Dr. Hunter
W.F. Boyd
W. F. Boyd
A. Failor
Also Mentioned on This Page
W. J. Yarham
Canton
Kratzer Buggies
Se Pumps
Wells
Olis
Prairie City Press
Square
ES Moines
Val DR
C.r.l&p
Grinnell College
Willie Martin
Grand Junction
Colyn
Francis Stumm
John de Bont
Waveland Cemetery
Mr. Stumm
Enos Jones
Percy
John L. Jones
Jones Brow
J.P. Watson
Frank Watson
W. O. McElroy
Maggie Adair
Kellogg
Ella
Delia Mendenhall
McK. Owings
Grinnell
J. B. Claud Wheeler
Weston
Neb
Harry Mays
Wil
Mrs
Fred Woodrow
Newton
the Opera House
Hiram Johnson
J. B. Rowse
Davenport
Earle
Winifred Elliott
Elva Allfree
John Woodrow
F. M. Woodrow
Bert Wing
Baby
Ames
Nashville
Opera House
E. Thomas
Prairie City
Fred Campbell
Ottumwa
Keokuk
Jacksonville
W. Guthrie
Clover Brand
Splendid
Blair & Wendt
DT Anandrete
Bnt
O. H. Griswold
HD. Paulxens
Prenid A. Faitor
Axtell & Cox
Miller & Westbrook
McFarland & Son
Winn & Carrier
Rock Island
Express
John Sebastian
Chicago
Vacificity
Colearo
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