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Newspaper
Newton Record
Location
Newton, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1895
Page
6
From the market they bring an immense stock of calico wraps shirtswaists spring suits underwear and more. The store offers a best variety with low prices on chenille curtains lace curtains table covers and other spring items as they begin to send out this season.
Court records show transfers of parcels in Newton Colfax and Prairie City with multiple deeds including lots and blocks. The report lists farm and property movements, plus a weather note from Teal Station noting frost and planting progress as well as upcoming local events and church notices.
A new train service by Peoria and the Southeast via Rock Island Route allows travel from Iowa and Nebraska points to Peoria. Daily except Sunday at 223 a.m. departs Rock Island with connections to Union Depot, Southern Pacific and Indiana South lines.
The Chicago Independent reports a contentious 1895 exchange over life insurance company disclosures. Sixteen firms offered no reply, sixteen sent altered or bunched answers, one complied exactly. The Royal Union Life of Iowa provided a forthright statement amid sharp editorials and industry commentary from The Baltimore Underwriter.
Referees JH Canns and Fuearn announce sale of property and belongings from Exline's estate with details on timing and location. Cinder products promoted at North Side Millinery, offering 40 percent savings on fancy wares. Furnace advertisement touts dust proof, durable heaters. Iowa Central excursion plans to Ark and Arizona with low fare options.
If you burn soft coal and want the very best it burns with the least sign of cinder. Call at the former feed stable of Joshua Benyeye opposite Maytag and Emerson's lumber yard JAcon TROTTER.
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