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  1. Theisen's Home Farm Auto of Newton - 3021 1st Ave E

    3021 1st Ave E, Newton IA 50208

    4.4 Superb 137 reviews

    “I had trouble with the price of chicken feed not matching from the shelf to their computer system and I asked for them to get it checked and they refunded me but it took nearly 20 minutes to do so and they gave me the difference in a gift card instead of on my credit card but that's ok at least they tried to make it right. Be careful because they, like so many stores will overcharge so buyers beware”

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  2. Walmart Supercenter - 300 Iowa Speedway Drive

    300 Iowa Speedway Drive, Newton IA 50208

    3.2 Average 220 reviews

    “Worst place I have been in it's not company policy to show your recent so I don't I tell them every time to call the cops I don't steal door lady short hair with glasses spiked hair I don't show her treat me like I steal I fused to show you”

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  3. Dollar Tree - 325 Iowa Speedway Drive

    325 Iowa Speedway Drive, Newton IA 50208

    3.4 Good 73 reviews

    “They had a lot of new merchandise. As a matter of fact there's a lot of Easter stock in there now and check-out was fast and efficient. I went in to pick up Valentine's cards and picked up a lot more thanks”

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