Reston Daily Advertiser and Creston Advertiser Notes
The snippet records publication details for the Reston Daily Advertiser and Creston Advertiser, noting weekday evening editions and ownership by Creston Advertiser-Gasette Co. It references city and county sections, postal matter status, and Associated Press affiliation and republication rights.
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Creston Advertiser-Gasette Co
Doreegers Ao
W. A. Roseberryers
Creston
Iowa
Associated Press
Ereii
Belgium debt stance amid war debts and aid given
The article argues Belgium saved France and Britain by resisting Germany at the war’s start, saving Europe and the United States from entry. It contends Belgium would be worse off under German victory, would owe indemnities to Germany or America, and that Belgium will repay the U S debt, with Britain and France also affected if the war had unfolded differently.
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Belgium
America
France
Britain
Germany
Register
The
Daily News
Europe
United States
Aprin
England
Italy
Twice in This Woman's Life Ellensburg Story
Mrs. William Carver of Ellensburg Washington shares a testimonial about Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound easing monthly pains in youth and post partum years. She credits six bottle treatments with restoring health and offers to answer letters about the remedy's effects.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Ellensburg
Washington
Porter
Illiam Carver
R. FD. No
Work reform and reformatories urged for winter crime
The Fairfield Daily Ledger notes rising petty crime as winter nears and urges city and county action. It calls for regional reformatories with work programs and separation of first offenders, arguing idle jail time worsens behavior, then critiques anti Chinese stereotypes through a separate column in a satirical, era-tinged tone.
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Board of Supervisors
Iowa
Shenandoah Sentinel-World
Who Will Succeed William Jennings Bryan
Newton Daily News discusses the search for Bryan’s successor. It notes Bryan Jr. and Charles Bryan lack public mandate, while Dr. John Roach Stratton faces regional doubt. The piece predicts a future plain, devout, determined leader may emerge yet unborn.
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William Jennings Bryan
William Jennings Bryan, Jr
Charles Bryan
Nebraska
Mr. Bryan
John Roach Stratton
New York
Stratton
Bryan
Newton Daily News
The Tong War Threatens Chinese Servants Across Cities
An article describes tong warfare among Chinese communities in Boston New York Chicago New Orleans and South Bend. It notes sudden, violent clashes endangering servants like Hip Lee and triggering rapid, panicked responses across multiple cities as shootings erupt and death wagons move through Chinese quarters.
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Tong
Gabriel
Boston
New York
Chicago
New Orleans
South Bend
Ind
Diseased Cattle Bootleggers Convicted in New York
In Cortland County New York, 11 men faced charges for tuberculous cattle trafficking. Six were sentenced to one to six months in jail with fines from 100 to 1500 dollars. others paid fines or received suspended sentences. Federal and state officials coordinated to halt the scheme.
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Cortland County
New York
United States
J. A. Kiernan
United Staes Department of Agriculture
New York State Department of Farms and Markets
Cyclone Football Ready as 75 Players Ordered to Report
Ames Aug 29 The Iowa State college football squad will report as 75 men receive letters from Head Coach Sam Willaman summoning them to opening practice for the Missouri Valley season on Sept 15. The line looks strong with Houser and Thornburg at guard pivot, Galbraith Mayer and Aderson at tackle, Coe and Bond at ends, Behm at quarterback Hill in backfield duties and several young players vying for spots.
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Associated Press
Ames
Iowa State College
Sam Willaman
Missouri Valley
Cyclones
George W Houser
Thornburg
Kingery
Business
Galbraith
Mayer
Aderson
Coe
Bond
Johnny Behm
Fisher
Charles Hill
Edward Hill
Behm
Reiss
Hall
Corey
Speaker Sets Slugging Pace in 1925 Baseball Race
Chicago August 29 The 1925 major league season opens its winter fade out as Tris Speaker leads American League batting with .391 average ahead of Ty Cobb. Al Simmons and Harry Rice trail in third at .378, while Bob Meusel and Ken Williams tie atop home runs with 25. In the National League Jack Fournier shines with extra-base hits and 21 total homers, and Rogers Hornsby leads with .384 as base thefts lag behind Hazen Cuyler.
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Chicago
Tris Speaker
Cleveland Pilot
Ty Cobb
Speaker
Cobb
al Simmons
Athletics
Harry Rice
Browns
Bob Meusel
Yankees
Rus
Ken Williams
Jack Fournier
Dodger
Rogers Hornsby
Cardinals
Jimmy Bottomley
Cardinal
Hazen Cuyler
Pirates
Max Carey
Max
Hazen
Harper Philadelphia
Fournier
Brooklyn
Blades
St. Louis
Burrus
Boston
J. Wilson
Philadelphia
Wrightstone Philadelphia
Wheat
Cuyler
Pittsburgh
Stock
Cox
Iowa Tops Nation in School Health Work
Iowa leads the nation in modern health crusade work in schools for the sixth straight year. The Knight Banneret Constant cup goes to the state for the highest school participation, with 1131 pennants awarded to Iowa schools. Emmet County wins the county cup for 7,000 to 20,000 population. Carroll County takes the 20,000 to 50,000 cup, driven by county nurse Mrs Ann Dailey Garrard and county TB chair Mrs R M Moehn.
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Associated Press
Des Mones
Iowa
Iowa Tuberculosis Association
New Yor
National Tuberculosis Association
Iowa Association
Emmet
Carroll County
Ann Dailey Garrard
R. M. Moehn
County Tuberculosis Association
Free State Army to Name Battalions After Irish Clans
Dublin August 27 The Free State Army numbering 27 infantry battalions may be named after famous Irish clans such as O Byrnes MacMahons and O Neilly Other units could bear the names of noted Irishmen from Sarsfield to Collins The proposal aims to bolster patriotic ideals among soldiers.
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Dublin
Free State Army
O’byrnes
MacMahons
O'Neilly
Sarsfield
Collins
Iowa Bank Deposits Continue To Climb
Des Moines reports from the seventh federal reserve district show Iowa deposits on Aug 1 totaling 107,949,441 dollars. This is 0.2 percent above July 1 figures, 6.7 percent higher than Aug 1, 1924, and 30.9 percent above the 1920 monthly average.
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Associated Press
Des Moines
Seventh Federal Reserve Bank District
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Reston Daily Advertiser
Chichester S
Ton Daily News
Chinatown
Bret Harte
Sphinx
Jim Lee
Hop Sing
Fairfield Daily Ledger
Willaman
Johnny Mostil
White Sox
Heilmann
Detroit
Sisler
Wingo
Lamar
Chego
Cochrane
Hale Philadelphia
J. Sewell
Cleveland
Chrysler
Athan
Cheveler
Chrysler Four
Harlan Schmuck
Pine Street
Creston Mutual Telehone Company
Business Directory OF
Deitrick
Farmers & Merchants
Savings Bank
Iowa State Savings Bank
Martin Radiator CO
Adams
North Pine Street
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