For Sale Classified Items From Cromwell to Albia Iowa
A rapid fire list of sale notices and ads includes hens from Mrs Nick Repplinger Cromwell Iowa Mx for sale 1920 Buick Six with winter top offered by Creston Buick Sales Co phone 165 household furniture canned fruit and more. Also solicitations for Modern Dungalow Myrtle St July 15 reston Buick Sales Co phone 155 1924 Dodge Bros coupe sedan Hood Gamage phone 185 baby chick prices reduced June July August Pharis Hatchery Albia Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Creston Buick Sales Co
Dodge Bros.cope
Reston Buick Sales Co
Larson
North Oak
Montgomery
Anconas l Corp
Wyan
Pharis Hatchery
Albia
Children Eye Exams Endorse Cheetham Optometrists
Advises parents to schedule eye examinations for children and promotes Thos. L. Cheetham & Son Optometrists as a trusted service provider for pediatric vision care.
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Thos. L. Cheetham & Son Optometrists
Dr. R A Swanson Chiropractor Ad Appears at Heeters Store
An advertisement lists Dr. R A Swanson a chiropractor at Heeter's Shoe Store located at 107 N Maple Street. The ad provides office phone 663 and a reference number 937 for contact.
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R. A. Swanson
Heeter's Shoe Store
N. Maple Street
A Big Bargain White Enamel Kitchen Cabinet
White enamel kitchen cabinet offered as almost new with a savings of 35 dollars at Oreston Hardware Co.
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Oreston Hardware CO
Timothy Seed Want Ed Contracting At Creston Iron
Timothy Seed seeks contracting work with Creston Iron and Metal Co. The note indicates ongoing negotiations and a potential business arrangement between the two entities.
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Timothy Seed
Creston Iron & Metal Co
Wanted ads and notices mix in Enterville listing
Short classified items show farm loan requests at 5 percent by Adam Picket, rental for a modern room and garage at 311 North Pine, and a $6 payment for sound stock with Earl Farley in Enterville Iowa. Also seeks piece washing and ironing especially nurses garments with inquiries at 305 West Howard Street and 603 West Howard Street.
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Adam Picket
N. Pine
Red Foxes
Earl Farley
Enterville
Iowa
W. Howard St
For Rent Ad Fragments From Local Paper
A series of rental notices describe modern furnished and unfurnished apartments and rooms. Listings mention locations near Agnew's clothing store Hatch Motor Co and 319 North Sumner with phone contact numbers and included utilities.
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Hatch Motor Co
N. Sumner
Lost Ford tire and rim with reward offered
Lost Sunday evening tire carrier and wheel from a Ford car between Be. O. Cherrington and Roy Reid's area. Contact H. O. Wright in Kent for information.
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Ford
Rim
Goodeaters
BE. O. Cherrington
Roy’ Reid
Findes
H. O. Wright
Kent
Found Pony Tack Notice At Local Police Station
A Shetland pony bridle and saddle were found. Owners are asked to call at the police station and claim their property by payment of notice fees.
Card of Thanks for Sympathy and Flowers
We thank friends and neighbors for sympathy and help during our recent bereavement. Also for the beautiful floral offerings from Floyd Babbitt Imr and Mrs. Chas. Heimke, Harold and Howard Heimke, Mr. and Mrs. Will Babbitt and family.
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Floyd Babbitt Imr
Chas. Heimke
Harold and
Howard Heimke
Will Babbitt
Local Notices and Travel Updates From Town
Community notices show Henries and Hoods traveling visits with friends in Red Oak and Quincy Ill. Local residents Adolphsons return from a two week motor trip to Denver and Omaha with sister Verna Monfort of Council Bluffs. Mrs Layland and Mrs Sampson depart Audubon after weekend at Elliott home with family ties. Ed and Will White head to Omaha for new jobs. Cornice Works advertises roofing and gutter services at 109 North Elm.
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Harry Heberlee
Red Oak
Katherine Hood
Quincey
Ill
Elenore Hood
L. J. Adolphson
Denver
Omaha
Adolphson
Verna Monfort
Council Bluffs
Mary Layland
S. (. Sampson
Marguerite
Mary Louise
Audubon
Elliott
West Montgomery Street
Mrs. Layland
Mrs. Elliott
Sampson
E. M. Boyce
Floyd Boyce
Sioux City
Soybeans Gain in Popularity in Iowa Bulletin
Ames July 7 Special to the Advertiser reports a new bulletin No 228 Soybeans in Iowa by H D Hughes and F Wilkins from the Iowa State College farm crops department. The article notes Iowa soybeans have doubled in area yearly and outlines uses yields up to 37.5 bushels seed and 4.75 tons hay per acre with Manchu seed and Peking hay varieties.
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Ames
Advertiser
Iowa Agricultural Experiment Station
Iowa
H. D. Hughes
Farm Crops Department
Iowa State College
Wilkins
Iwa
Peking
California Hijackers Using Machine Gun
Monterey area forces joined local residents to pursue a gang of hijackers after they killed a posse member and wounded two officers last night. Sheriff Dyer and merchant N H Rader were among the injured as firefights occurred in the darkness and pursuit continued toward inland routes. Coastguard vessels were warned to monitor the coast for escape attempts.
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Salinas
Calif
Monterey Presidio
Moss Landing
Here
N. H. Rader
W. A. Dyer
Harry Livingston
Man kills wife and child then fatally wounds self
Ernest Franzen attacked his sleeping family in Minneapolis with a large knife. He killed his wife Ellen 39 and son Morris 9, then wounded four other children before dying by slitting his throat. Police found Franzen dying in a second bedroom.
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Associated Press
Minneapolis
Minn
Ernest Franzen
Franzen
Ellen
Morris
Ethel
Local residents undertake brief visits and trips
Mrs O Friedburg left today for a motor trip to Rock Island Illinois to visit her daughter Mrs C M Olander. Mrs Mery Sullivan and daughter Miss Grace of Lenox motored here this morning for shopping and visiting. Mr and Mrs J J Osher and son Charles returned to Marshalltown Monday after a weekend with Mr Oshel's parents at 606 South Walnut Street.
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O. Friedburg
Rock Island, Il
C. M. Olander
Mery Sullivan
Miss Grace
Lenox
J. J. Osher
Charles
Marshalltown
Mr Oshel
O. J .Oshel
South
Walnut Street
Wind Up Plans for Grain Marketing Co. Declared
Chicago bank creditors were told the cooperative marketing venture will be wound up and its concerns will operate separately after dissolution. Creditors and stockholders face no loss as $4,000,000 advanced by banks and initial costs will be repaid in full. Officers said stock selling ended, though John W. Coverdale denied knowledge of the advice and any dissolution decision.
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Associated Press
Chicago
MacMillan Describes Eskimo Food Getting Arts
Chicago reports expedition leader Donald B. MacMillan explains arctic provisioning relies on native methods. He cites seals as principal meat source and whale oil for heat, noting harpoons as primary tool and long vigils for water holes to catch seals.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Donald B. MacMillan
MacMillan
Arctic
Pick Pocket At Des Moines Theater Stolen From Purse
A man in Des Moines reports a pocketbook theft at a Locust Street theater. A.C. Nicholson of Cedar Rapids says $40 disappeared from his purse while an unidentified man sat beside him. the thief left $2 in small change. Police were informed.
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Des Moines
Associated Press
A. W. Nicholson
Cedar Rapids
Nicholson
Rosenberg Sarmien Bout Postponed By Rain In Cleveland
In Cleveland, a 10 round no decision bout between bantamweight champion Charley Phil Rosenberg and Pete Sarmiento Filipino was postponed due to rain and rescheduled for tomorrow night at Olympic arena.
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Associated Press
Cleveland
Olympic Arena
Charley
Phil) Rosenberg
Pete Sarmiento
Mosquito Swarms Postpone Five Tangipahoa Weddings
In Tangipahoa parish five outdoor weddings were postponed due to an unusually heavy mosquito infestation. Officials cite a dry winter and heavy spring rains as the reason for the surge, with Gulf coast areas similarly affected. Local health officials deem the pests largely harmless to germ transmission, while chemists and drifters profit from repellents and burning rags and oils as people try to cope.
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Associated Press
New Orleans
Gulf Coast
Tangipahoa Parish
Funeral of Noted Dwarf Attended By Thousands
Funeral rites for Diki Diki the Moro dwarf of Jolo were held in Zamboanga after his death from pneumonia. At 37 inches tall and 25 pounds, he gained fame across the Philippines and in Borneo, surviving by widow Bunjung Fatma. The Mohammedan funeral drew thousands. his two year marriage had been highly noted. He performed at carnivals across the islands for years.
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Associated Press
Manila
Diki Diki
Jolo
Philippines
Borneo
South Sea
Zamboanga
Bunjung Fatma
Exoneration of Wilson and His Ideas Seen
Berlin reports a Frankfurter Zeitung review of Theodore Hahn’s book on Woodrow Wilson. The paper notes a gradual exoneration of Wilson contrasting his vilified Vesalli treaty reputation with current recognition of his ideas. It argues peace requires reconsidering Wilson’s theories amid European political dangers.
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Berlin
Woodrow Wilon
Vesailles
Frank Arter Zeitung
Theodore Hahn
Frankfurter Zeitung
Wilson
Two Injured in Sidecar and Motorcycle Collision
July 7 near Alburnette a sidecar and motorcycle collision hurt Frank Hansen and Gertrude White, both residents of Dubuque. Hansen was thrown and unconscious, his injuries feared serious. White suffered cuts and bruises. They were taken to a hospital.
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Cedar Rapids
Frank Hansen
Gertrude White
Dubuque
Alburnette
Hansen
Miss White
Promoter Cancels Villa O'Brien Bout After Illness
Portland promoter Bobby Evans called off the scheduled next Friday boxing bout between Pancho Villa and Sammy O'Brien after Villa's San Francisco manager said Villa had three ulcerated teeth extracted and was too ill to box.
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Portland
Ore
Bobby Evans
Pancho Villa
Sammy O’brien
Villa
San Francisco
Surprise Birthday for Harry Sear at Home
Friends gathered uninvited Monday evening to celebrate Harry Sear’s birthday with games singing and refreshments. He received a box of cigars as a gift. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Lester Boswell and daughter Marjory Mr and Mrs John Deer and son Glen Mr and Mrs Fred Harp and son Donald Neal Koffman Cellie Davis and Mrs Sears with Margaret and Harlan Searl.
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Harry Sear
Mr. Sear
Lester Boswell
Marjory
John Deer
Glen
Fred Harp
Donald
Neal Koffman
Cellie Davis
Noel Woodhull
Sears
Margaret
Harlan Searl
Crestmoor Women Golfers Hold Luncheon After Tournament
Thirty six Crestmoor Golf Club women attended a 1 PM luncheon following a morning tournament. The group split into two teams, the Yellows and the Blues, with the Yellows hosting the luncheon for the winners. Afternoon contests completed the event.
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Crestmoor Golf Club
Birth announced for baby boy Charles Vernon
Mr and Mrs Verne Harp of South of the city announce the birth of a son at their home on Monday evening. They name him Charles Vernon.
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Verne Harp
South of the City
Charles Vernon
Birth of Baby Girl for Lossner Family
Mr and Mrs Otto Lossner announce the birth of a baby girl at their home 207 South Peterson Avenue this morning.
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Otto Lossner
South
Peterson Avenue
Community Visitors Arrive in Creston Over Weekend
James Draper returns from Omaha for business, Ernest Weber visits his Creston parents, Mrs Emma Clareen and daughters travel from Kansas, V. O. Friedburg back from Savannah, Elsie and Verna Billups join relatives in Creston, and multiple families from Rockford and Kansas City visit. Hatch Motor reports several Ford vehicle sales to local buyers and a company purchase.
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James Draper
Omaha
Ernest Weber
Chicago
Creston
Gus Weber
South Cherry Street
Emma Clareen
Alice
Anna Johnson
Lindsborg
Kans
O. Friedburg
South
Jarvis Street
Friedburg
Savannah
A. Friedburg
Elsie
Verna Billups
Heistings
Neb
Ben Dillon
West Devoe Street
Claus Johnson
Alden Johnson
L. Bidstrup
West Jefferson Street
Hatch Motor Company
Marvin Pitts
Afton
George Bartte
F. A. Wilton
Nelse Mickellson
E. E. Pratt
James Wolfe
Creston Iron & Metal Company
Local residents embark on summer travels and moves
Miss Elizabeth Keefe leaves for Farley Iowa to vacation while employed at the Iowa State Savings Bank. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Smith and children and Miss Lou Blazek return from spending the Fourth of July in Iowa City. Mrs. Clara Henderson and sons Wilson and Ray depart Waunetoga Wisconsin for a Canada motor trip with Mr. and Mrs. Wray. J D Sweeney family heads to Amarillo Texas where they will reside and work at the Amarillo round house. Mrs. Sweeney and daughter Ruth accompany. Ruth will join in Amarillo.
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Elizabeth Keefe
Farley
Miss Keefe
Iowa State Savings Bank
Frank Smith
Lou Blazek
Iowa City
Clara Henderson
Sops
Wilson
Ray
Waunetoga
Wis
Armstrong Wray
Canada
Wray
J. D. Sweeney
Peggy
Bobby
Amarillo
Tex
Sweeney
Amarillo Round House
P. J. Sweeney
Miss Ruth
Denver
Mies Ruth
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Adams St
Imperial Cafe
Kenneth W. Rowe
West Montgomery St
Athearn and Coyle
Herrick R Refrigerator
Nick Repplinger
Cromwell
New York Ave
Dungalow
Myrtle St
Fred W. Doge
E. Montg
Agnew
Fidelity Abstract & Loans Company
J. W. Richardson
Crawford
South Side
Chas, A- Hayden
B. M
W. Mille
N. Elm
Will White
The
Asal
of Grain Marketing Co
John W. Coverdale
Coverdale
Sue
Creston Food Center
N. W. Corner Elm and Monty. Sts
Sound
Waukesha
Concord
Kirk
Crawfords
George Billings
Abraham Lincoln