Newton and Vicinity News in the RECORD
Best Insurance Wright and Lufkin. Prof Beard led the Men s Meeting Sunday. The square will soon be lighted with arc lights. Mrs Jas Hunter and son Don visiting Des Moines. Fred McMurray hauled horses to St Louis. Church youth groups socialized at various venues. Winter grips area with milder sickness noted. Foreman Bratton visited Keithsburg. Engle and Powell family visits. Paving cleaned. heater installed at Churchill hotel. U P church youths entertain Elm Grove school and Friends church northeast Newton. Newton Social Union meets December 1. Security secretary notes 2 year old ill but better. Advertising space urged in RECORD. Wim Benjamin-family to York state for spring. Officers Wert and Wade arrested nine disturbance-makers at reading room. City electric plant busy. new lights planned. Coffey and Winfrey visit Newton for local business.
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Jas. Hunter
Don
Des Moines
Fred McMurray
St. Louis
The
Christian Church
Anthony Hope Hawkins headline in America notes
Anthony Hope Hawkins author of The Prisoner of Zenda visits country. He reads from his works to large audiences and is praised as a genial guest. McClure's Magazine will publish opening chapters of Rupert of Ilentzau. Also various local social and church notices and a humorous turkey story from Livi Le Bint.
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Anthony Hope
Hawkins
Zenda
Dolly
McClure
Rupert of
Charles Dana Gibson
Bill
Andrew Jackson
Grover Cleveland
Silver Bill
Big Bill
George
McKinley
Uncle Dick
McMillen
Livi le Bint
Business praise for record shop earns a compliment
A local businessman lauds the print shop in the RECORD this week. He commends the shop for satisfactory service, reasonable prices, and timely delivery, reflecting strong customer satisfaction and reliable performance.
Parmenter Sells Found Saddles at Kennedy Farm
Found items describe two saddles as belonging to Parmenter. Owner may claim by calling and identifying property. Auction or sale arranged by R. A. Awtry at 162 On J.C. Kennedy farm.
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Owrer
R. A. Awtry
J.C. Kennedy Farm
Beaver Clothing Deals Highlight Heavy Jackets and Capes
Local retailer advertises cloaks and jackets crafted from heavy beaver starting at $3.00, black beuckle jackets with new sleeve styles from $5.00, plush capes range $5.00 to $15.00, and cloth capes on sale for $1.98, offering value across several outerwear pieces.
Hosiery and Underwear Prices in Frugal Sale
A dated advertisement lists women and children's hosiery and undergarments with low prices. Items include ribbed fleeced hose at 15 cents, black children's hose at 5 cents, good cotton socks at 1 cent, fleeced pants and vests from 19 to 39 cents, and heavy or extra heavy fleeced sets with marked discounts.
Dress Goods Sale On All Wool Weave Materials
A bright display of all wool dress goods offered at reduced prices. Yard wide double width plaid fabric 50 inches wide priced at 9 cents a yard during the sale. 50 inch all wool broad cloth in all colors offered at 69 cents per yard, regularly a dollar.
Bargain yard goods and textiles advertised in cheap sale
A local ad lists domestics including brown muslin at 4 to 5 cents per yard, standard calico at 4 cents, apron check ginghams 3 to 4 cents, cotton batting 4 cents per roll, oil cloth at 10 cents, and full yard bleached cambric muslin at 6 cents. Gents suspender prompts, Canton flannel at 6 and 7 cents, and wool in grain carpet at 47 to 50 cents are also shown for quick view.
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Notory Public
Lynnville
Iowa
E. W. Kerr
Jancnes
N.S. Square
Wendt’s
Newton
Smead
M. D
Mershon Block
Putheast
Sloanaker, Amanet
Kely First National Bank
Chas
Jasper
C. Sloanaker
J. H. Lypay, Jr
J P. Beatty
Chas. Jasper
Geo. B. Hunter
E. E. Lyday
W. G. Clements
J. F. Battin, M. D
Jasper County Bank
J. M. Woopnow
Frank Wilson
South Side
Public Square
Interes
Oo. C. Meredith County
C. Ogg
Meredith & Ogg
Square
Winslow
New Ramer Block
W. C. Melroy
W. G.clements
A. A. Arnold
E. J. Salmon
South Side Square
F. P. W. Lindsay
Baum & McLaughlin’s
Mineral Spring House
J. A. Metcalfe
East Side Square
Clark's Bank
A. M. Harrah
LAW, Abs. 'T, Loan and Real Estate Office
Jasper County
Ramer Mock
Cer. Square
Agwtser
Owa
Newton and Vicinity
Wright & Lufkin
Beard
Winter
W. E. Bratton
Record
Keithsburg, Ill
Melvin Engle
Ruth Powell
Churchill Hotel
U. P. Church
Elm Grove School
the Congregational Church
Newton Social Union
Sec'y
Harry Cox
Friends Church
Wim
Benjamin
York State
Wert
Wade
Gates
Wm. Coffey
Des Moines Township
J. K. Winfrey
Runnells
Farmer Street
205
Jsm
Joan Wheatcraft
Colfax
Mrs. W
Jonathan Listen
Buena Vista
Mr. Listen
S. A. Westphal
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New York World
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ATS
Wallace Farmer and Dairyman
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siesAi Deka
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