Creston Daily Advertiser overview
The Creston Daily Advertiser is a weekday evening paper published by The Creston Advertiser-Gazette Co. Carl Davenport and W A Roseberry are listed as publishers. It notes second class matter status and post office filing in Creston Iowa. The Associated Press copyright and republication rights are described.
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Creston Advertiser-Gazette Co
Carl Davenport
W. A. Roseberry
Colnty
Creston
Iowa
Cong. Com
Associated Press
Primacy in Lying from a Danish Physician View
A Danish physician contends men are better liars than women, arguing women lie mainly to escape embarrassment and often repeat tired patterns, while men lie as a practice to advance interests and become more original. The Elmira Advertiser notes the claim as a notable opinion.
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Man
Doctor Ehlers
Museums praise American interiors and dignity in new wing
The Metropolitan Museum of Art opens a wing dedicated to American interiors and furnishings. The piece argues early American taste reflected Victorian excess but colonial leaders and design traditions showed serene dignity, urging readers to value that legacy and learn from it.
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Metropolitan Museum of Art
New York City
Versailles
Christopher Wren
England
United States
Virginia
New England
Gilbert Stuart
Middle State
Jefferson
Madison
Washington
Franklin
In an age of automobiles jazz and radio
The fragment notes a period marked by cars jazz and radio in cultural life, reflecting a broad 20th century modern era mood. It hints at technological and artistic expansion shaping society.
Paris Cobbler Shows Paintings in Fall Salon
A French cobbler in Paris exhibits paintings at the fall salon, provoking worldwide notice as a craftsman revealed as an artist. The piece argues art exists in everyday life and in many trades, from shoemaking to innkeeping, urging nurture of human creativity.
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Ted
Paris
Dispatch
Montvarnisee
Vermont
New England
Grand Secretary of Masons Buried Today
Cedar Rapids Iowa mourns Newton R. Parvin longtime grand secretary as 80 Masons attend funeral services led by Grand Master T R Moore at the Turner chapel. The procession to Iowa City accompanies the hearse for burial beside his father at Oakland Cemetery with condolences from Masonry leaders nationwide.
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Associated Press
Cedar Rapids
Iowa Masonry
Newton R. Parvin
Grand Lodge
T. R Moore
Turner Chapel
Charles C. Clark
Burlington
Harry M. Gage
Parvin
A. M. Jayne
Iowa City
Charles A. Ohl
Oakland Cemeery
Theodore
United States
Hawaiian Militia to Mobilize for Potential Fleet Action
Hawaii National Guard on Oahu will be called to active service to aid the army in repulsing a possible American fleet during spring naval maneuvers if about 20 000 dollars is approved. Territorial adjutant general Col Perry M Smoot seeks funds, potentially mobilizing 700 officers and men.
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Associated Press
Honolulu
Evey
Hawaii National Guard
Oahu Island
Hawaiian Department of the Army
Washington
Perry M. Smoot
Territorial
Guard
Rotary Club Opens in The Hague Center
The Hague January 20 Rotary club formally opened by B Verkade of Rotary International board. Louis A Sussdorf first secretary of the legation spoke on Rotary growth in America and toasted its success in Holland. Burgomaster Patyn of The Hague offered official blessing. Four Rotary centers now operate in Holland.
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Associated Press
The
Hague
B. Verkade
Rotary International
Louis A. Sussdorf
Legation
Rotary
America
Holland
Patyn
Labor outlook improves in Iowa towns says labor report
Des Moines reports the December labor survey shows highly satisfactory employment in the industrial sector with seasonal declines limited to factors. Building construction stays active in most areas. meat packing and railroad shops run at normal levels. farm labor demand remains fair. several cities note strong or stable hiring across utilities, factories, and packing plants.
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United States Department of Labor
Des Moines
Sioux City
Davenport
Cedar Rap
Locil Industrie
Dubuque
Burlington
Ottumwa
Mason City
Adams County Attorney Is Only 23 Years Old
Des Moines report says Ed Fackler of Corning, 23, claims to be the youngest county attorney in the United States. He took office January 2 and was elected with his father, State Senator Ed Fackler, during the forty first general assembly. Twenty four hours after his installation he obtained confessions from three prisoners and sent them to the penitentiary. Senator Fackler has served three terms in the state house and was elected to the senate on November 4.
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Associated Press
Des Moines
Ed Fackler
Corning
United States
General Assembly
Ed the Younger
State Senate
Fackler
State House of Representatives
Senate
Wrightstone Finishes 1924 With Solid NL Third Base Record
Wrightstone, Phillies third baseman, batted .307 in 1924, ranking among NL infielders behind Hornsby Frisch Ket y Fournier Grantham Critz and High. Despite a lowly team and no star status, he proved a dependable hitter and smooth fielder. His steady production concealed by quiet demeanor misleads fans and pitchers alike.
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Associated Press
New York
Russel Wrightstone
Hornsby
Frisch
Ke Ty
Fournier
Grantham
Critz
High
Wrightstone
Phillies
Wrightstone Valued By Phillies Manager As Diamond In Rough
Philadelphia fans slowly see why manager Arthur Fletcher keeps Wrightstone in the lineup. Fletcher calls him a diamond in the rough with the wear of experience and steady contributing value.
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Philadephia
Arthur Fletcher
Wrightstone
Fletcher
Yate Building Law Needed for State Expansion
Des Moines reports show the housing committee and executive lunch urge immediate relief by relocating two departments to Des Moines office buildings. A planned hall of justice beside the state historical building would house the supreme court offices and attorney general.
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Associated Press
Des Moines
Jan
Joint
House and
Senate Housing Investigating Committee
E. L. Hogue
Justice Hall
State House
Hall of Justice
Supreme Court
Bureau of Investigation
Budget Office
State Board of Control
Banking
Bryant School
Palestine Sees Strong Tourist Interest With Record Arrivals
Jerusalem report shows 22 384 travelers in five months as Palestine grows attractive to visitors. Hotels and retailers profit from longer stays, with many guests spending over two months. Preparations intensify for a busy winter season and Passover plans draw over 5 000 Jews to spend the holiday in the Holy Land.
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Associated Press
Jerusalem
Palestine
Holy Land
Jewish Information Bureau
Europe
America
Hurlingham Polo Club Prepares Inter-Army Visit
The Hurlingham Polo Club in London plans events for American army guests next year. Polo Monthly notes the U S team is due in May to play the British army, whom they defeated in the United States last year. Sir Harold Snagge and Lieut Colonel Scott Duff will organize a welcome with inter-army matches anticipated as the season’s highlight.
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London
Hurlingham Polo Club
England
Polo Monthly
The
Magasine
United States
Harold Snagge
Scott Duff
Inter-army
Hurlingham
Floating Battle Survives Eleven Years at Sea
In Falmouth England on January 19 Capt. J R Moore once hotel landlord led the motor ketch Fort Churchill when a blizzard near Port Perrique Bay Labrador threatened total loss. He cast farewell bottle messages as the ship beached and all crew survived. Now Hudson Bay Company reports the bottle with the messages washed ashore on a Labrador island.
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Associated Press
Falmouth
Eng
J. R. Moore
Fort Churchill
Port Perrique Bay
Labrador
Moore
Hudson Bay Company
Milk Cans Boiled in Soda Solution for Cleaning
A simple instruction advises boiling milk cans occasionally in a strong washing soda solution to sanitize and refresh containers. The note emphasizes periodic cleaning to maintain hygiene and prevent residue buildup.
Europe Taking Back Us Gold to Start 1925 Movement
New York reports year end figures showing Europe moving gold back to home reserves, with December exports around 40.2 million dollars. In 1924 US imports outweighed exports by about 253.5 million, while monetary gold stock remains large but questioned as global return to the gold standard nears. The trend signals potential ongoing gold outflow or stabilization depending on 1925 foreign loan repatriation.
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Associated Preas
New York
Europe
United States
French Boy Driver to Appear in Jackie Coogan Film
Eight year old Albert Deran court-Robert, four feet four inches tall, has held a chauffeur’s permit since age six and a half and a US-bound role with Jackie Coogan. He recently drove at 120 kmh for 50 km at the Monthlery speedway during preparations for the 1925 Grand Prix. He plans to drive in the film.
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Paris
Albert Derancourt
Robert
United States
Jackie Coogan
Delanecourt
Enforce Labor Pact Elsewhere in Austria
Vienna reports Austria will impose higher import duties on nations that did not ratify the Washington eight hour day accord or have far lower labor standards. The measure, advanced by Dr Otto Bauer, allows the government with finance committee approval to raise tariffs by up to one third.
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Associated Press
Vienna
Austria
Finance Committee
National Council
Otto Bauer
Sheriff Sale in Creston Iowa on January 31 1925
Special execution by Union County District Court will sell at public outcry the real estate of Elmer D Warren Malinda Warren Fred Graham and Eva Shevney at the Court House door Creston Iowa. Lots 511 385 and 386 in the original town of Creston Union County. Amount due 1367.23 plus costs. Sheriff N F Collings announces publication January 13 20 1925.
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District Court
Union County
Iowa
Court House
Creston
Said County
Orginal
Elmer D. Warren
Malinda Warren
Fred Graham
Eva Shevney
Thomas
Wolfe
Elmer Warren
Atty
Fees
Costa
Administrator's Notice in Estate of William K Wurster
Public notice announces Christian Wurster appointed administrator of the William K Wurster estate in Union County Iowa. Creditors must file sworn claims with the Clerk of the District Court, Creston, by legal deadlines. debtors should pay promptly. Dated Creston Iowa January 20 1925 with public dates January 20 27 and February 3.
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District Court
Union County
State of
Iowa
William K. Wurster
Creston
Christian Wurster
Administratrix Notice in Estate of Frank M Black
Fern Schneckner appointed administratrix of the estate of Frank M Black in Creston Iowa. Creditors must file sworn claims with the clerk before deadline and debtors must make immediate payment as required by law. Notices published January 20 27 and February 3 1925.
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Frank M. Black
State Printing Board Sealed Proposals Solicited
The State Printing Board will receive sealed proposals until 11 o clock A.M. of Wednesday February 25 1925 to furnish the state with certain work and material. For specifications and further information address Robert Henderson Superintendent of Printing Capitol Building Des Moines. Pub Dates Jan 20 27 Feb 3.
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State Printing Board
Robert Henderson
Capitol Building
Des Moines
St Jacobs Oil Promises Quick Relief for Backache
An advertisement claims back pain stems from lumbago rheumatism or strain and promises instant relief by applying St Jacobs Oil rub onto the back. It boasts 65 years of use for lumbago backache sciatica neuralgia rheumatism or sprains and says the product is harmless and does not burn the skin.
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St. Jacobs
Ely's Cream Balm for catarrh relief
An old advertisement promises quick relief from nasal catarrh and congestion. A small bottle of Ely's Cream Balm is rubbed into the nostrils to soothe inflamed membranes and open air passages for immediate breathing relief.
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Ely
Flu Caps Mentioned by Murray C Kalis for Colds
The text notes Murray C Kalis endorses his FLU CAPS remedy labeled for colds and throat and ady relief. It emphasizes obtaining Kalis branded flu caps as a signature product.
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Murray C. Kalis
Kalis
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