Creston Daily Advertiser Local Paper Rights Notice
The Creston Daily Advertiser outlines publication details for Creston Iowa with editors Carl Davenport and W A Roseberry and notes AP news rights and republication restrictions for the paper and its dispatches. It specifies the publication as a weekday evening paper of the Creston Advertiser Gazete Co and reserves rights for special ratches and local news.
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Creston Daily Advertiser
Creston Advertiser-Gazette Co
Carl Davenport
W. A. Roseberry
Creston
Iowa
Associated Press
Imprisonment for Debt and Missouri News Suspensions
An East St. Louis judge used a debt imprisoning law in a personal injury suit, jailing the driver for six months to curb risky driving. The Missouri Blue Book notes seventy five newspapers already paused publication since its last report, highlighting ongoing industry challenges.
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State of
Illinois
East St. Louis
Missouri Blue Book
Missouri
Maryville Democrat
Orum
Small Town Merchants Benefit From City Parking Ease
Congestion in cities drives shoppers to nearby towns like Maryville Ohio where merchants report gains as parking and traffic deter city visits. Bluefield West Virginia vouchers offer out of town buyers a one hour parking tag to avoid penalties, aiding rural commerce.
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Maryville
Columbus
Marysville
Retail Merchants’ Bureau of
Bluefield
W. Va
Movie Stars Die and Public Shuns Their Shadow
A 1930s reflection contrasts public indifference to dead film stars with the idea of cinematic immortality. It cites John Bunny and others whose films vanished after death, then shifts to a military War Book detailing U S Army Air Service project plans, parts lists, and obsolete airplane components.
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Associated Press
Hollywood
Calif
John Bunny
Vitagraph
Bunny
Sidney Drewe
Mrs. Drew
Harold Lockwood
Olive Thomas
Jack Piskford
Wallace Reid
Copy of Ulrich Zwingli Bible Found in Library
Lancaster, December 23. A copy of the Ulrich Zwingli Bible, printed by Christopher Froschauer in 1539, was found in the library of the Reformed Theological Seminary. The six part volume was compiled by Zwingli and Zurich preachers with much German text translated from Latin by Luther, notable for woodcut illustrations and unique placing of Acts after the Epistles. A second edition from 1531 was also found.
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Lancaster
Ulrich Zwingli
Reformed Theological Seminary
Christopher Froschauer
Zwingli
Zurich
Martin Luther
Cover For Candies Is Required By Law
Des Moines reported that M E McMurray chief of inspectors for Iowa agriculture said merchants across the state have been prosecuted and fined for not covering Christmas candies. Inspectors watched for compliance as some shops used glass covers that meet the statute and display the goods.
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Associated Press
Des Moines
M. E. McMurray
Iown Department of Agriculture
War Book Guides U S Air Warfare Plans
The article explains a confidential wartime manual sent from Motook Field to Washington. It would instruct officials in building airships, acquiring materials, standardizing parts, and determining sound aviation principles for imminent conflict.
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Dayton
United States
Washington
Motook Field
Pee
Married Teachers Seen as Potential Economic Problem
The Iowa State Teachers association warns the rise in married teachers in public schools may threaten economic stability rather than education. Secretary Charles F. Pye says married teachers do not lower standards but hinder unmarried teachers from pursuing the profession. He notes married teachers with children can be better instructors and are less likely to relocate for weekends.
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Associated Press
Des Moines
Iowa
Iowa State Teachers Association
Charles F. Pye
Association
Perique Tobacco Growing a Peculiarly Louisiana Crop
In St. James Parish near New Orleans a small Louisiana industry grows Perique tobacco unique to the state. About 500 acres produce a very strong, aromatic leaf used mainly for blending. Seed sown January, harvested July, cured and aged to market over one to four years, with yields near 500 pounds per acre and prices varying with demand.
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Associated Press
Paton. Rouge
Parish of
St. James
New Orleans
Perique
M. Perique
Mississippi
Horsemeat Rises as Luxury in France Amid Scarcity
Paris reports horsemeat, once dubbed the poor man’s beef, becoming a luxury due to scarcity of slaughter animals. One pound of choice horsemeat sells for about 9.5 francs, while pork chops and roast beef fetch lower prices. Doctors recommend horsemeat for tuberculosis and anemia, as southern sanatoriums suffer from price rises.
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Presa
Paris
France
America Leads in Art Buying This Year
The Associated Press reports American collectors spent heavily as New York cements its status as a top art center. European collections move to the U S amid strong domestic sales and tax cuts spurring gallery inquiries. English collectors face disappointment as Leverhulme and Chiesa pieces fetch high sums.
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Tne Associated Press
New York
United States
America
Europe
Wall Street
Art Row
London
Paris
Achillito Chiesa
Leverhulme
Anderson Galleries
Chiesa
Death Knell Sounded for Bell Hanging Profession
New York December 24 Modern scientific progress ends a once proud craft as electric doorbells replace traditional bell hangers. P Werner a West Side shop owner laments vanished demand with fewer than two dozen bell hangers left in the city.
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Associated Press
New York
P. Werner
Bellhergers
Werner
Father Knickerbocker
What will be next soliloquiz
Werner ponders future tech with a playful exchange on wireless devices and telepathy as possibilities. Scientists can do anything, prompting curiosity about upcoming inventions.
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Werner
Notice of Forfeiture of Real Estate Contract in Iowa
Court under Iowa law threatens forfeiture of a Cres ton property contract dated January 15, 1921 between Myrtle Brown and John Ross and Esther Ross. It lists due payments from 1921 through 1925, taxes, and costs, with a 30 day remedy window to avoid cancellation. Dated Creston Iowa December 12 1925.
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John Ross
Esther Ross
Myrtle Brown
Myrtle M Moore
Union
Iowa
Towit
Creston
Union County
Recorder of Deeds
Lowa
First General Assembly of
A. J
Notice of Proof of Will in Iowa District Court
In Union County Iowa an instrument purporting to be the last will of Noah Duckett deceased was filed opened and read. A hearing for proof is fixed at the Cres ton Court House on January 9 1926 at 1 30 PM. Dated December 11 1925 Geo C Figgins Clerk District Court. Pub dates Dec 12 19 26.
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State OF Iowa
Union County
Noah Duckett
Court House
Creston
Iowa
Geo. C. Figgins
Clerk District Court
Executors Notice in Estate of Thomas A Lyons
Executrix Ida M Davis appointed by the District Court of Union County Iowa to administer the estate of Thomas A Lyons late of the county. All debts must be paid to the executrix and all claims must be presented to the court for allowance with proper authentication. Publication dates December 19 26 and January 2
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Thomas A. Lyons
Union County
Iowa
Thomas A Lyons
Foreign Demand Creates Milk Industry for China
Foreign demand spurs a new Chinese dairy sector. Jersey cows are imported and water buffalo, once only beasts of burden, are being raised for milk. The article notes China’s growing dairy expansion driven by external demand and shifting agricultural practices.
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China
Chicago
Jersey
Chinese official notes milk luxury in China yet
S N An Young, director general of the Chinese bureau of economic information, reports Chinese children have long depended on softened rice and milk is a luxury for many. He notes European concessions source much of the milk from hired cows, high butterfat content, while widespread consumption remains limited to foreigners and the wealthy.
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S N. An-Young
Chinese Bureau of Economic Information
Aw Young
New York City Marriage License Fees Questioned
In the New York Herald Tribune J. S. Montague questions how a city can charge fees for marriage licenses without running afoul of national lottery law. The piece analyzes legal boundaries and government authority surrounding license charges.
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Hnia Trowbe
J. JS. Montague
New York Herald Tribune
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Chichester
Brunswick
Ralph H, H. Brooks
Kenneth W
Rowe
West Montgomery
Army Air Service
War Department
The
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Balkans
Cleveland Times
Ida M. Davis
Executrix
Brand
Witte
Southard
Seleco
Kansas City
C. F. Bassett
Kansas City, Clay County
St. Joseph
Auto Transit Company
Ly St. Joseph Gower
Smithville North
K. C
8Th & Charles Sts
St. Joseph Mo
Philco
Ford
Seeberger
Sidney
W. H. Hamilton
Niemeyer
la Belle Moselle
Tampadora
Business Directory OF
Deitrick
Farmers & Merchants
Savings Bank
Sidney Cafe
Iowa State Savings Bank
W. Adams
North Pine Street
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