Creston Daily Advertiser Publisher Details
The Creston Daily Advertiser lists Carl Davenport and W. Rusebery as publishers with weekly publication. It notes official city and county paper status and post office registration in March 1904. The Associated Press is credited for news dispatches and republication rights are reserved.
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Creston
Creston Advertiser
Arett
Carl Davenport
W. &. Rusebery
Parpehk
Iowa
Associated Press
Bad roads boost Massena merchants in Iowa town debate
Massena Echo argues road paving benefits small town merchants by boosting home trade while larger towns face higher taxes and overhead. The piece questions a $75 million surfacing plan for 6600 miles of primary roads and warns it could cost Massena millions more to finish paving and graveling projects.
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Massena
Omaha
Des Moines
Echo
Drink More Water for Kidney Health This Season
Public health warning urges Americans to guard against kidney trouble due to acidic diets. Drinking soft water with Jad Salts may flush and stimulate clogged kidneys, relieving bladder issues and supporting kidney function. Physicians recommend semiannual kidney exams.
Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Supports Long-Term Relief
A Columbia South Carolina woman testifies after three years of illness that Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound improved her health enabling housework. She cites relief during the Change of Life and endorses the product as medicine for women. A nationwide canvass reports 98 of 100 buyers benefited.
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Columbia, S. C
Phsicians
Lydia E. Pinkham
National Thrift Week Promotes Benjamin Franklin Principles
The 218th birthday of Benjamin Franklin will be observed nationwide on January 17 1925 marking the first of seven Thrift Week days. The effort is led by the YMCA with a 48 member committee including the American Bankers Association Red Cross and Boy Scouts among others. Observance has grown since 1916 with local programs and newspaper ad campaigns urging thrift and practical money management.
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New York
Benjamin Franklin
National Thrift Week
American Bankers Association
American Red Cross
Asociated Advertising Clubs of the World
Association of Life Insurance Presidents
Boy Scouts of America
Camp Fire Girls
Chamber of Commerce of the U. S
Council of Y. M. H. & K
Federal Council of Churches
Girl Scouts
General Federation of Women's Clubs
International Rotary Clubs
Kiwanis Clubs
National Board of the Y. W. C. A
National Association of Real Estate Boards
National Retail Dry Goods Association
United States Post Office Department
Faville Becomes Chief Justice of Iowa Supreme Court
Des Moines Jan 2 By rule of succession Justice Frederick F Faville of Iowa City Des Moines is invested as chief justice of the Iowa Supreme Court He succeeds Justice Thomas Arthur of Logan who served as chief justice in 1924 Justice Arthur returns to the bench as a regular member Justice Byron W Preston of Osceola retires after 12 years on the court Judge E G Alberts of Jefferson elected Justice Nov 4 succeeds Preston to day The recent election served to re-
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Associated Press
Des Moines
Jan
Iowa Supreme Court
Tomy
Frederick F. Faville
Iowa City
Thomas ,Arthur
Logan
Arthur
Byron W. Preston
Oskaloosa
Supreme Court
E. G. Alberts
Jefferson
Preston
Supreme Court reorganizes divisions after governor appoints Vermilion and Arthur
Justice C W Vermilion of Centerville and Justice Arthur join the court after Governor Kendall’s appointments. Vermilion to serve out Weaver’s term, Arthur a six year term. First division includes Chief Justice Faville, Justices Stevens, DeGraff and Vermilion. Second division includes Faville, Arthur, Evans and Alberts. Initial session set for Jan 15 as capital attendance remains light.
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C. W. Vermilion
Centerville
Arthur
Kendall
Vermilion
Silas Weaver
Favilie
Stevens
DeGraff
Favilly
Evans
Alberts
Supreme Court
Justice Faville
Justice Stevens
Iowa City
Faville
How to Set Colors in Cotton Fabrics With Alum
Instructions describe using four ounces of alum to a tub of water to fix green dyes on cotton fabrics.
Cream soups as luncheon courses preferred over dinner
The guideline suggests serving cream soups at lunch rather than dinner when richer dishes are planned for later meals.
Kego Draws Heavily On Aliens and Negroes
The Associated Press reports Prof Hornell Hart of Bryn Mawr College spoke in Chicago on population changes from 1910 to 1920. He cites ratios of native whites five to one against negroes and 12 foreigners per two whites, noting immigration affects city growth and age patterns.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Hornell Hart
Bryn Mawr College
American Statistical Association
Sai
Hart cites immigration limits for native birth rates
Prof Hart notes curtailing foreign arrivals would reduce the into population relative to the country, though the general shift toward urban areas has not yet peaked.
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Hart
Boys More Likely to Die in First Year, Says Zoologist
Professor S J Holmes of the University of California told the American Statistical Association that boy babies have a higher death rate than girls in the first year of life. He noted the ratio is largest in the first month and decreases over the year, remaining higher across multiple regions and social groups.
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Associated Press
Chicago
S. J. Holmes
University of California
American Statistical Association
Cannibal Warning Sparks Travel Advice for Papua
Report warns that Papua is overrun by cannibals and cautions readers that fat travelers should avoid visiting the region. Authorities urge travelers to exercise extreme caution and seek updated guidance before plans.
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Papua
Australia
Executor’s Notice for Joseph Rumi Deceased
The executor Frank J. Struncee appointed December 20, 1924 by the Union County Iowa District Court requests all creditors to present claims after legal authentication and directs debts to be paid to the executor. Public dates December 20, 27, and January 3.
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Josph Rumi
District Court
Union County
Iowa
Joseph Rumi
Frank J. Struncee
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