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Newspaper
Creston Daily Advertiser
Location
Creston, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1925
Page
6
The note highlights how price comparisons should consider both brand and quality to avoid assuming cheaper options are better value. It urges evaluating features, durability, and performance across competing products to make informed choices.
Announcement offers auto painting and preservation services by Creston Auto Co and S R Matheny. It invites scavenger work via John Longshore, Fidelity Abstract & Loan Company handles abstracts and loans, with a promise of better value than Des Moines or Omaha and guaranteed work. Includes contact references Richardson as president.
A brown suitcase labeled Mary 8 is reported lost with a reward offered for its return to this office.
Amateur radio stations in Creston, Town, announce transmissions between 150 and 200 meters, with exceptions 8 to 10:30 p.m. and Sunday church services. Stations licensed below 80 meters avoid quiet hours. wave lengths measured by a general radio 247W wave meter. Signed QEKX QauV QAKF QcFU QDBQ.
O. Fe Moore of Lenox arrived in Creston today for a short business visit.
Governor Kendall urged the Iowa legislature to cut expenses to the bone and pursue retrenchment. He called for an income tax, a state road bond vote, and careful budgeting while praising tax reforms, farm prosperity plans, and state education leaders as essential for national and local welfare.
The court of review of the Protestant Episcopal church met in Cleveland to hear the appeal of Bishop William Montgomery Brown who was convicted last May 31 by the trial board of uttering doctrines not held by the church. Counsel repeated trial arguments to avoid affirmation of the conviction and sentence.
Judge Ben B. Lindsey charges that Colorado Klan members are sponsoring bills to abolish the Denver juvenile and family court. He says the Ku Klux Klan is making a retaliatory fight in its legislative introduction.
At 201 East Clark Street Virginia Jones hosted a Sunday book class meeting Saturday afternoon. The Lingernots group held a business session and social hour and pledged to raise $10 for church expenses. Officers elected include Virginia Jones president Geneva Netty vice president Mary Billa Pierce secretary and Lilly Detty treasurer.
On Tuesday evening at Laura Mayes home the Tatapochon Campfire gathered for cards games and a business meeting. The group presented its annual report and refreshments were served by the hostess.
The G I A ladies plan their regular business meeting Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs C W Clark on West Adame Street.
The Loyal Workers of the Christian church will gather at the Mission on Wednesday afternoon for a meeting.
The Aid Society of the Jerusalem Church will meet with Mrs L Mer rit Thursday for an all day session.
Mrs J G Macrea of 609 West Montgomery entertained a group of friends Monday evening with bridge at her home. After the playing, refreshments were enjoyed.
Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Higgins of 416 North Sycamore street observed their sixtieth anniversary with a Monday home celebration and dinner for many relatives.
President Coolidge says farm legislation can pass before March 4 with support from the agricultural commission. Separate items note Nicaragua Marine withdrawal, Stone for the Supreme Court, and railroad consolidation talks linking the Chicago Saint Paul Minneapolis Omaha line with the Chicago and Northwestern. The Intersta te Commerce Commission testimony covers voluntary consolidation and earnings sharing. The Omaha stock exchange sees Omaha preferred stock rise on exchange offer news.
The Asiatic fleet ships Tracy, Smith Thompson and John D. Edwards set sail from Manila to Shanghai today amid ongoing clashes between rival Chinese factions.
Mr and Mrs Doyle Conley of 507 South Mulberry announce the birth of a baby girl at their home on Monday.
The funeral for Archbishop Henry Moeller metropolitan of the Cincinnati province featured the medieval rites of the Roman Catholic church in its simple beauty as mourners gathered in Cincinnati Ohio.
E G Love of Winterset arrived Monday evening for a brief business visit, conferred with local contacts and planned a return engagement for later in the week.
Local residents and visitors frequent Creston for business and family events. Names include Harry Randall Spaulding R. S. Miller Garden Grove Maude Helfenstein Dallas Center and several others attending the funeral of Miss Arlo Leno or visiting relatives in Creston and nearby towns.
There will be a special meeting of stockholders of the First National Bank of Creston Iowa at the banking house in Creston at two oclock p m Saturday February 7 1925 for the purpose of considering the sale of the assets and business of the First National Bank to the proposed Creston First National Bank of Creston Iowa and such other business as may properly come before the meeting.
We extend heartfelt thanks to friends for kind aid during the illness and death of our beloved Patrick Kaveney and for the floral offerings. Gratitude is also expressed to the Knights of Columbus St Malachys society and the Catholic Daughters of America. Mr and Mrs John Kaveney, Thomas Kaveney, Mr and Mrs John Ward.
Lester Scalf of Covina California returns home after visiting his uncle F M Smeltzer in this city. Patrick Kaveney Mrs Pete McVey and Matt Kaveney of Viola Illinois and Mrs John Handerhan of Aledo Illinois attend Patrick Kaveney funeral and stay as guests at the John Kaveney home on Park street before leaving Monday.
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