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Newspaper
Creston Daily Advertiser
Location
Creston, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1925
Page
6
Roseland Orchestra Dance Notices Water Shutdown
The notice warns Dance Wednesday Roseland Orchestra of a possible water shutoff tomorrow to repair a leak. Areas affected include Lucas to Vine, Walnut to Vine, Union to Page, Birch to Monroe. residents with coils in furnaces or stoves should open the highest hot water faucet when water is turned off.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucas
Vine
Union
Page
Birch
Monroe
Ide and Son Offer Loans on City and Farm Real Estate
Geo A Ide and Son advertise loans in reasonable amounts on both city and farm real estate, inviting prospective borrowers to contact their office for funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. A. Ide
The All Cash Grocer Prices and Delivery Offered
The notice lists price comparisons and a free delivery offer with a 113 E Montg Street phone contact and 751 phone line for customers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Montg.st
Sheridan Oil Company Stockholders Meeting Notice
Notice to stockholders announces a meeting of Sheridan Oil Company at the Chamber of Commerce room in Creston on Thursday January 29 at 2 PM. All stockholders should attend to be fully informed on corporate business. Stockholders Committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheridan Company
Chamber of Commerce
Creston
Master Masons Meet At Temple Afternoon Session
Master Masons will meet at the temple this afternoon January 27 at 4 o'clock. Lunch and work after supper. Two sessions, afternoon and evening. W. F. Busby, W. M.
Royal Arch Masons Dinner Invitation at Masonic Temple
All Royal Arch Masons in good standing are invited to attend a 6:30 event at the Masonic Temple on January 28. J. W. Alderson, E. H. P. invites members to join the Game Dinner and gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Arch
Masonic Temple
J. W. Alderson
Chiropractor Dr Swanson Practicing Near Hester’s Sho Store
A local chiropractor listed at 107 North Maple Street with a phone number for the office and a separate residence. The listing notes Dr Kk A Swanson's practice location near Hester’s Shoe Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kk. A. Swanson
Hester's Sho
N. Maple Street
Phon
Res
Local residents arrive and depart for business and visits
Ralph Sparr of Cromwell visits Creston for business and friends. N. F. Seeley of Burlington arrives in Creston for several days of business. Frank B. Wilson of Greenfield comes to Creston for a few days on business. L. A. Lecocq buys a new Buick at the Creston dealership. A. Evans and children travel to Williamsburg to visit relatives. O. S. McClain of Orient passes through Creston en route to Norwalk for business. Mrs. R. L. Howie travels to Red Oak to spend the day with her husband. C. E. Fiers leaves for Centerville to attend to business. Mrs. Dale Ellis and daughter Mary Jane return from Boulder, Colo., to Creston. James McFee returns from Omaha where his brother Bruce is in a hospital there. Mrs. Sadie Richard returns to Stanford, Mont., after weeks with the McFees. Lydia Speer leaves for Rock Port, Mo., to visit relatives. Kenneth Burroughs, son of the Burroughs family, injured his hand and remains at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank B. Wilson
Greenfield
Creston
L. A. Lecocq
North Pine Street
Creston Buick Company
Adors
L. Evans
Williamsburg
O. S. McClain
Orient
Norwalk
R. L. Howie
Red Oak
Mr. Howie
C. E. Fiers
Iowa Southern Utilities Company
Centerville
Dale Ellis
Mary Jane
Boulder
Colo
J. C. Jones
James McFee
Omaha
Bruce McFee
Kent
Omhaa
Sadie Richard
Stanford Mont
George McFee
East Mills Street
Lydia Speer
Rock Port
Speer
Dick Speer
West Jefferson Street
Kenneth Burroughs
Wm. Burroughs
Wes Montgomery Street
News Flashes From Across The Nation And Abroad
A note to the Chinese foreign office requests protection of lives and property amid renewed Shanghai fighting. In Washington, Rep Boies of Iowa is named to lead the National Disabled Soldiers' league inquiry. Rockefeller Jr funds gifts totaling 675000 to the North Baptist church, conditional on a 700000 mission fund by April 30. Lincoln budget director presents a 27473808.54 biennial budget with assumptions of a two cent gas tax and highway fund transfers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peking
Foreign Office
Shanghai
Washington
Boies
Iowa
National
Disabled Soldiers’ League
John Cockefeller, Jr
Northern Baptist Church
Lincoln
Neb
McMullen
Thirteen year old dies in accidental shotgun incident
Elmore Depuey, 13, was found dead at home on the Depuey farm northeast of Hepburn after a shotgun discharged as he rode his pony to pull a gate shut. His father Frank Depuey, returning from Clarinda, found the scene and noted the boy had taken the gun on his hunt for an owl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmore Depue
Jay
Rank Depuey
O Hepburn
Frank Depuey
Clarinda
Evelyn
Clarinda High School
Anrorn
Thong
Farm Census Underway in Page County
Page County assistant supervisor of the third Iowa district Guy E Hines visited the courthouse Saturday to accelerate the agricultural census. Six enumerators are needed. three are currently working and three more are being sought for northwest west and northeast areas. The census aims to reveal real facts for government relief and is confidential. penalties prevent disclosure to officials handling taxation. Clorinda Herald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy E. Hines
Iowa
U. S
Court House
Mr. Hines
Hines
Clorinda Herald
Five Die in Farmhouse Fire at Gerard Home
Barnum Minnesota January 27 Five persons were burned to death when the farm home of Mrs John Gerard was destroyed by fire three persons escaped only one house remains intact two victims identified as Mrs Gerard and her son neighbors aided victims with buckets and blankets fire department was delayed by deep snow
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Barnum, Minn
John Gerard
Tax Bills and City Powers Dominate Legislature
Senators proposed reforms touching railroad valuation for tax and rate setting, urban marketing space rentals, and publication bill pricing. Other measures include bar admission credit for legislators, a banking deposit levy cut with exemptions, licensing for door to door salesmen, and traffic rules requiring vehicles to stop near railroad crossings and at highway stop signs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brookhart
Washington
Executive Council
Interstate Commerce Commission
Stoddard
Woodbury County
Goodwin
Polk
Bowman
Blackhawk
Down
Osceola
Powers
Age
Troup
Stor County
Boards of Supervisors
Missing Anamosa Man Searched Across Iowa City Cedar Rapids
Will F. Ricklefe of Anamosa searched Iowa City and Cedar Rapids for Henry Gross missing since Monday night. Gross, 55, visited a local hospital for a brace a week ago and was last seen at a interurban station planning to head to Cedar Rapids. Police have no leads and Ricklefs continues the hunt, unsure if Gross carried money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Towa City
Will F. Ricklefe
Gross
Iowa City
Cedar Rapids
Ricklefs
Henry Grose
Ana Wosa
Will F. Ricklefs
Carters
Albert Johns
Daugher
Westwood
Radio Carries Human Voice 9090 Miles Across Continent
A voice broadcast from KDKA in Pittsburg crossed the Pacific to reach listeners in Sydney and Rabaul, Australia. Westinghouse officials call the feat the greatest in radio history as tests continue through the week. Messages from Frank J. Noyes and Frank Munsey accompanied the broadcast to Australians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Pacific
Australia
Westinghouse Company
KDKA
Rabaul
British New Guinea
Frank 3. Noyes
Frank Munsey
New York Evening Telegraph Mail
The
New York Sun
Summer Decor Switch to Light Cotton Prints
Advice urges replacing heavy velour draperies with expensive cool cotton prints and cretonnes to protect fabrics from dust and sunlight and to foster a breezier warm weather atmosphere.
Gault Brothers Sell Two Phones at 99
Advertisement notes Gault Brothers offer two phones for 99 at their store. The terse line emphasizes price and item availability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gault Bros
The Green River Ballad Echoes Through Night
A nostalgic reminiscence recalls Grandpa’s railcar song as Green River stood for liquor. A distant figure joins with drifting verses about a ship and rye, while the narrator notes times when they did not run a saloon but kept cleaning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green River
Mrs Wilkins Hosts Monday Bridge Club at Home
Mrs 8 N Wilkins of 803 West Adams street entertained the Monday Bridge Club at her residence yesterday afternoon. The gathering was devoted to a session of bridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monday Bridge Club
Card Party Held by Laurel Grove No 16 at I O O F Hall
M L Guards of Laurel Grove No 16 hosted a Monday evening card party at the I O O F hall after lodge business. Mrs George Norris topped the women with high score, followed by Mrs C W Clark. Art Smiley led the men with first place and Mr Myers second.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. L. Guards
Laurel Grove No. 16
I. O. O. F. Hall
Ecards
George Norris
C. W. Clark
Art Smiley
Mr. Myers
Lotus Club Hosts Bridge Afternoon At Mrs Ray Taylor Home
Mrs Ray Taylor of 400 South Vine street entertained Lotus Club members Monday with a bridge session. Mrs Hiram Webb won honors as a charity lunch was served at the close of the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lotus Club
Ray Taylor
South
Vine Street
Bridge
Hiram Webb
Afternoon Party at Strauss Home Hosts Bridge Event
Mrs. Sidney Strauss and Mrs. Don McGinnis entertained many friends at an afternoon party at the Strauss home with bridge as the main entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney Strauss
Don McGinnis
Strauss
Bridge
Miller Lines Wedding at Orient Methodist Parsonage
Grace Miller daughter of Mr and Mrs P T Miller of Orient wed Clyde Lines son of Mr and Mrs George Lines of Buckeye street at the Orient Methodist parsonage with Rev Homer Baumgardner officiating. The bride, a schoolteacher east of Orient, will finish the term there. The groom, a farmer, will reside on a farm near Orient after March 1. A reception followed Sunday at the Lines home on Buckeye street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orient
Buckeye Street
Local residents conduct brief business visits in Cres ton
Fred Grant of Orient spent Monday here attending to business interests. Fred Fredericks returned to Corning after a short visit. Jesse Sault of Lorimer returned home after visiting with friends. Mrs. A Carlson left for Villisea to visit her sister Mrs. L Goecker. Jack English arrived in Crest to spend a few days on business. Dr W L Cook and Mr and Mrs Menzell of Afton shopped and visited in Cres ton. B B Mack of Adel and W B Mack of Chariton arrived in Cres ton for a short business visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Fredericks
Corning
Jesse P. Sao‘t
Lorimer
A. Carlson
Villisea
L. Goecker
Jack English
Crest
W. L. Cook
Ladies Aid of Jerusalem Church Meeting Thursday
The Ladies Aid of Jerusalem church will meet all day Thursday with Mrs. Harry Martin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid of Jerusalem Church
Harry Martin
Lenox Woman Visits Red Oak Kin Before Return
Mrs. John Schmitt with daughters Vivian and Ruth Nadene of Lenox spent Monday in town with Mr. and Mrs. John Hawker of North Birch Street. They left in the evening for Red Oak to visit Mrs. Schmitt's parents Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Hawker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Schmitt
Vivian
Ruth Nadene
Lenox
John Hawker
North Birch Street
Red Oak
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Lée
Ira Taylor and Son
Cromwell
Speulding
W. Spencer
Sellars
New York Ave
South Side
Agnew
F. E. Agnew
N. Elm
West Adams Street
Dr. Herron
Hamner Furn. Exchange
Joseph Caska
Diagonal
Shauntain
Fidelity Abstract & Loan Company
J. W. Richardson
North
Missouri
Archie Puttroff
Hatfield
Roseland Orchestra
Fred W. Doge
Pare
Equality
Tal
Sheridan Oil
W. F. Busby, W. M
Chas. A. Hayden
W. Mille
Ralph Sparr
N. F. Seeley
Burlington
Soy
Page County
Nyal Huskeys
Newcomb & Matthews
the Safe Drug Store
Henderson
Fred Grant
Food Center
N. W. Cor. Elm and Montg. Sts
Tel
Wisconsin
Afton
Arispe
O ° Unity Church
Siddens Bros
Frank Early
R. F. Sullivan
Knights of Columbus Hall
Hap”’ Head
Crawfords
Alban Weishaar
Weishaar
N. F. Wilkins
Iocwa
OLD Ben Coal
F. J. Taylor & Co
Riserville
Centerville Lump
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