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Newspaper
Creston Daily Advertiser
Location
Creston, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1925
Page
4
Publication details for Reston Daily Advertiser dated March 1904 appear. The notice lists editors Cass Davenport and W A Roseberry, city and county affiliation, phone numbers, and Associated Press rights. It states republication rights and local news policies.
A discussion on year round schooling cites Chicago committee findings and Newark results. Proponents argue reduced congestion and earlier graduation, while critics warn of diminished vitality and unproven benefits.
A Shenandoah Sentinel World editorial argues colleges should value education over athletics and criticizes fraternities and sororities that bar poorer students. It cites Dubuque University plans to cut commercialized sports and Grinnell College’s inclusive approach as models. It also discusses the role of student life and the purpose of a liberal arts education. The piece appears alongside a brief note on two dollar bills and currency changes.
The text expresses a strong sense of certainty and pleasure while driving, highlighting freedom and sustained motivation. It emphasizes long trips and continued enjoyment in every mile. The narrator envisions enduring happiness behind the wheel.
Shenandoah Aug 24 A New awanden in Every County will be the slogan of the Iowa Federation of women's clubs as a new garden committee aims to involve more clubs and beautify homes. Mrs. John Fox announces 1926 27 committees including endowment training radio sessions and headquarters planning.
Washington reports the Soviet Union cooperative movement has reached 22 million members, with 8 million in other countries. The government does not run businesses, but aids credit and capital expansion. Last year foreign trade by cooperatives totaled about 30 million dollars, led by 24,516 consumer societies and 42,000 shops.
The text notes consumers cooperatives led by a turnover of 701 million for the year, followed by agricultural cooperatives with 45 000 societies and 4 million peasant members and a 1924 turnover of 318.75 million. It also lists home crafts and other cooperatives in crafts housing credit timber and related trades.
Helen Keller spoke via the KGO Oakland California program heard in Suva Fiji on a recent evening. Introduced by Annie M. Sullivan her lifelong friend and teacher, Keller’s voice traveled to Australia and New Zealand where reports on the Oakland broadcast were received.
London reports pedestrians plan action against drivers after rising road danger. Citizens rally to curb reckless autos as city officials seek safety measures and enforcement steps amid growing traffic incidents.
A new Pedestrians Protection Society forms to aid and insure members against street accidents and offer legal advice. It cites 98 215 deaths and injuries last year and pledges steps to reduce accidents by curbing speed and reckless driving in towns and villages.
Mr and Mrs Fred Bartlett and Mr and Mrs George Statts of Nevinnville spent Monday shopping and handling business. Mrs E E Rodecker and family returned from Denver Colorado Springs and Manitou after a month away. Frank Harvey and son Floyd came home from Hominy Oklahoma after two weeks with Mr and Mrs Charles Lininger. Charles E Lichty and family returned from Des Moines where they stayed with Howard Lichty. They were joined by Mildred Lichty who will visit her grandmother Mrs Roberts at Corning.
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