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Newspaper
Newton Record
Location
Newton, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1899
Page
6
An advertisement asserts a risk free purchase of Chamberlain cholera and diarrhea remedy Wagley Smead refunds if unsatisfied after paté it is claimed to be the most successful bowel complaint remedy, pleasant safe and reliable and universally admitted.
30 acres of Meadow Land to rent next year with water access. Inquiry to John Wester on J. W. Blakely Farm. 13 MONEY at 5 percent, optional payments. MEREDITH & Ocotf listing, plus house land or farm advertising in Recorp. Fancy stationery and invitations offered at Recorp. Newton location.
Time tables list eastbound and westbound trains on the Monroe Newton Des Moines Valley and Grinnell lines. Notes show daily except Sundays and Mondays, with branch services and station times including Newton Monroe Prairie City and Grinnell, detailing departures around 6 30 am to 12 35 pm along the main line and Newton branch.
The piece argues the opposition to the Republican Party keeps hiding the silver issue as the core test of loyalty. It claims Bryan and allies push free coinage while expansion and imperialism smoke screens are used to mislead voters. It cites Iowa shifting toward silver and predicts 1900 efforts to repeat this strategy nationwide.
The nation gravitates to Admiral Dewey amid expansionist fervor as Democratic factions split over his legacy. The New York Sun questions the anti expansionist stance while Republicans marshal organizational strength, sending McKinley portraits to workers as Gov. Shaw portraits join the effort.
The Des Moines report notes a vigorous Republican start with a dozen large meetings across Iowa, solid organizing, and speeches forming a usable campaign literature. It contrasts Democratic efforts, including Bryan’s crowded but ultimately overshadowed tours, with Republicans maintaining the lead on the silver issue and broader political momentum.
An advertisement touts a free trial of Dr. Miles's complete heart and nerve treatment. It promises dramatic cures for heart disease and related ailments, citing past patients and urging readers to request two dollars and a half worth of treatment at no cost. Also promotes other remedies and a woman’s discovery of a consumption cure with free trial bottles.
30,000 lambs 8,000 yearling weathers 3,000 awed feeding ewes 5,000 breeding ewes two to four years old delivered at different times to Nov 1 1809 prices tied to customers contact F L Ingersoll Council Bluffs Iowa J M Conover Newton Iowa Ed Cook handles interests in Newton authorized to contract
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