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Newspaper
Creston Daily Advertiser
Location
Creston, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1925
Page
3
The Creston Advertiser lists Carl Davenport and W A Roseberry as publishers with offices in Creston Iowa. The paper notes it is a second class city and county paper, associated with The Associated Press, and carries rights for republication of AP dispatches and local news under federal law.
Program notes from KFDM Beaumont and KFAU Boise list eight and ten band concerts. WEE! Boston airs six musicale pieces. Stations present varied schedules with multiple musical programs.
A compilation of radio listings shows 1:30 ensembles, 6 to 12 performances, and 8 to 10 o clock concerts across Chicago Dallas Davenport Des Moines Detroit Hollywood and other stations. Listings include orchestra organ choir vocal and instrumental acts with times ranging from early evening to after midnight.
We we, HB N Dougherty President Roger Ward Vice President and GC G Haworth Cashier of the bank above named do solemnly swear that the foregoing statement is full true and correct to the best of our knowledge and belief Sworn to before me and subscribed in my presence by RE N Dough erty and Roger Ward and C Haworth this 8 day of January 1925 H C Stephens Notary Public in and for Union County
A dense blot of radio listings details varied programs across cities. Entries include orchestras, recitals, talks, dances, and variety acts with times ranging from early evening to late night, featuring ensembles like the Savarin, Navy band, and local orchestras in cities such as New York Philadelphia Oakland and Seattle.
The Strand opens Sundown a First National production written by Earl Hudson. The western epic depicts the Old West's passing as cattle drives into Mexico mark current frontier history. Stars Hobart Bosworth Bessie Love Roy Stewart Charlie Murray and others headline.
Paris reports publish a complete espionage system said to be issued by the French Communist party with cells and rayons organizing informants in factories and police and other services. The documents claim detailed data on workers, arms, and gasoline, while critics call the papers forgeries amid concerns on American tourists.
The Progressive Poultry club hosts a farmers show at Creston January 12 to 16 at the skating rink on West Adams street with liberal premiums and competent judges. Frank P. Reed visits January 13 and 14 to aid club leaders and plan next year’s work. Dairy schools for 1925 are set for January 30 and 31 with sessions on feeding and management. H. E. Nichols assigned to Union county February 18 and 19 for four pruning demonstrations on fruit trees grapes and berries with dates and places to be announced.
Experts from the Iowa State College home economics extension outline simple health habits. They urge daily bathing, frequent hand washing, regular sleep with open windows, outdoor daily exercise, and a morning bowel movement. They also advise water intake, mindful eating, balanced meals, regular meal times, and avoiding tea or coffee for children.
Washington is roiled as real estate interests fight a proposed permanent rental regulatory bill for the District of Columbia. President Coolidge backs tenant relief, while landlords denounce the measure as an assault on property rights. The bill would create a district rental commission, standardize leases, regulate maintenance, and allow penalties for excess rents, with the debate moving to Congress.
Mount Vernon Iowa January 8 The department of economics at Cornell College under Professor Homer V Cherington has started a research course examining the causes and consequences of recent American bank failures and financial disruptions.
In this course the enrolled men study all available sources for information on the question. They examine varied materials to understand the issue more fully and to draw informed conclusions.
If yellow stains on porcelain are not iron rust, household ammonia can remove them.
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