Creston Daily Advertiser publication details
Creston Daily Advertiser published weekday evenings by The Creston Advertiser-Gazette Co. Carl Davenport and W A Roseberry publishers. Phone numbers listed. It states second class matter March 7 1904 at Creston IA under federal act. AP credited for news dispatches and local news. republication rights reserved.
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Creston Advertiser-Gazette Co
Carl Davenport
W. A. Roseberry
CPV
Caiden
Creston
Iowa
Associated Press
Inheritance taxes pose harmonization challenge for states
President Coolidge proposes a conference of revenue commissioners and state officials to align state inheritance and estate taxes with federal law. The issue spans 46 states with wide differences in rates exemptions and use of tax proceeds, risking double taxation and prompting calls for unified reform.
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Coolidge
Revenue Commissioners
Great Britain
United States
Supreme Court
Henry Maine
John Marshall
Adam Smith
Utah
Washington Post
Advertising schemes plague Creston merchants
Creston has hosted many advertising solicitors with varied schemes. Some succeed while others tax the patience of local businessmen, highlighting ongoing concerns over deceptive practices in town commerce.
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Creston
Over Burdened Schools Debate Adds Too Many Subjects
The article argues that schools are adding too many subjects in a bid for publicity and questions whether teachers are responsible for this trend. It suggests the need to investigate whether additions are thorough or superficial and hints at broader educational pressures.
Centralized schools eyed as primary solution
Centerville Lowegian notes that the day when centralized schools emerge as the main solution grows nearer, advocating specialists for each subject to be taught.
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Centerville Lowegian
How Corporations Shape Progress and Public Gripes
Ed Howe argues in favor of corporations while noting public grumbling at telephone and electric companies. He claims readers should imitate corporate efficiency and politeness, praising the progress they enable and insisting the piece is honest, not promotional.
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Ed. Howe
Atchison
Corporation
Cleaning Ash Trays and Radio Advertising Note
Ash trays made of antimony can be cleaned with denatured alcohol then hot vinegar and salt. The article notes using radiocast instead of broadcast by radio manufacturers and others.
Iowa Farm Bureau Sets Stage for Sixth Annual Convention
Des Moines hosts the sixth annual Iowa Farm Bureau federation meeting with over 1,000 farmers from 99 counties expected. Leaders anticipate talks on rural prosperity, farm front unity, and legislative agendas including anti child welfare amendment, Good Roads bond plan, Torrens land system, banking deposits guarantee, and McNary Haugen relief. President Charles F. Hearst to preside at opening sessions with volumes on organization reports and women’s farm work.
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Associated Press
Des Moines
Iowa Farm Bureau Federation
Federation
New Good Roads Association
General Assembly
Kendall
McNary-Haugen
National Congress
Hearst
Punty Farm Bureaus
Actust
Charles F. Hearst
R. L Gribben
Ellsworth Richardson
Scissors for Vegetables Pair kept for kitchen use
A note describes keeping a dedicated pair of shears in the kitchen used only for cutting lettuce parsley peppers and other salad ingredients.
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