Farm Sale At Griggs Farm Near Monroe
Sale 1 p m Monday at Griggs farm 5 miles south of Newton 9 miles north of Monroe and Wilson station Monroe branch Rock Island railroad. 100 polled Angus cattle 49 cows with calf 10 yearling 2 year old heifers 15 head of steer calves plus other cattle and horses. Terms: 12 month time with interest 6 percent off cash 8 percent on cash. Also ads for local services and stationery offered. Testimonials from W W Massingill and Weeks Break-Up-A-Cold promoted.
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Railroad Time Tables Corrected Lay 16 1809
Rail timetable snippet shows trains west and east, with Pacific lines and Newton Monroe branches, listing multiple numbers, stations, and daily service notes. Includes “Going East” and “Going West” schedules, branch times, and old line references.
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DES Moines Valley Divis
Fragmentary Verse Fragment on Night and Wraiths
An oblique poetic fragment references a night scene with wraiths and a festal muse. Names such as Melos, Philip Nourk, and Mars appear in a dreamlike invocation, hinting at mythic or inspirational themes. The text presents a fragmentary meditation rather than a clear narrative.
The Daffodils and a Letter From the Past
A man in stark rooms finds a discarded letter hidden in a drawer, revealing a long-ago romance and a letter never sent. As spring laments into a hospital ward, a sick girl lies in a bed, awaiting visitors while a mystery lingers in the air.
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Nightingale and Island Trade Mentioned in Autumn Readings
The article blends poetry on the nightingale with a reflection on Pacific islands and their rising trade. It notes a dramatic shift from past obscurity to increased prominence in commerce, shipping, and visitor numbers, highlighting a trade gain of about 17 percent and 102 more vessels in twelve months.
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Incurable Heart Disease Soon Cured
A Chicago promoter offers a two dollars and fifty cent trial of a heart treatment promising cure for short breath chest pain and irregular pulse. Free trials urged with testimonials from bishops and clergy. Includes address for Franklin Miles M D in Chicago and a plea to mention the newspaper. Also mentions kidney and bladder relief claim and a rail excursion, spavin liniment, and Newton, Iowa notices.
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Franklin Miles
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