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Newspaper

Creston Daily Advertiser

Location

Creston, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 08, 1925

Page

6

For Sale Classifieds Local Items and Contacts

A collection of small ads listing for sale of hens dressers washers copper tub auto washing machine and furniture. Multiple contacts include Mrs Nick Repplinger Cromwell Iowa 409 New York Ave J A Stearns 111 North Maple St Mrs Larson 409 North Oak C W Johnson Creston Buick Sales Co phone numbers 402 1033 368 868 989 155 with various offers and terms including purchase by cash or installments and option to lease or rent properties and a 1924 Dodge Bros coupe priced at 300 cash and 41 48 monthly.

National New York Ave J. A Stearns North Mape Por Creston Buick Sales Co

Out–of–Town Visitors Stop in Crest on Short Visits

Miss Agnes Welch a graduate operator visiting Creston. Frank Morris of Council Bluffs returned home after a brief business trip. John O Connor of Omaha left for Florida after a visit. Miss Grace White departed for Hopeville to visit her sister Mrs Gerald James. George Quinlin of Omaha arrived for several days on business. Joseph Jackson and daughter from Jacksonville Ill visited Shelton Jackson. Harry Cox of Oskaloosa Hawkeye Lumber attended to business. Mrs Agnes White summoned to Marysville Mo for ill son-in-law. Mrs Sarah Cronan and son George of Dallas Tex left for Chicago after weeks here.

Frank Morris Council Bluffs John O'Connor Omaha Florida Grace White Hopeville Gerald James James George Quinlin Crest Joseph Jackson Jacksonville Ill Creston Shelton Jackson Harry Cox Oskaloosa Hawkeye Lumber Company Agnes White Marysville Frank Schumeker Sarah Cronan George Dallas Tex James Cronan South Lincoln Street Chicago George E. Miller Corning John Frazier Tingley Olive Beckwith Milwaukee Jock Burns Des Moines W. E. Burleigh

Farm help and rentals advertised in rural notice.

Wanted man to help hay duties with contact 25R54. For rent a modern room and garage at 311 N Pine, phone 791. Red foxes wanted paying 600 dollars for sound stock. Earl Farley Centerville Iowa. Piece washing ironing service requested focusing on nurses garments inquire 503 W Howard St.

N. Pine Red Foxes Earl Farley Centerville Iowa W. Howard St

For Rent Notices From Aged Newspaper Classifieds

Rental items describe three downstairs rooms with utilities and garage phone 737 1 room to rent with bath suitable for two inquire at Ag new s C eee store fine five room apartment sun parlor bath heat and water furnished Hatch Moter Co modern six room home garage possession 319 N Sumner phone 358%

Agnew Hatch Moter Co N. Sumner

Lost Ford tire and rim reward for return

Found pony bridle and saddle. owner urged to call East End Feed barn to claim. Separate notice: tire carrier and number from a Ford car between B.E. Cher rington and Roy Reid's. finder to call H. O. Wright in Kent for the reward and return.

Ford Balloon Tire Rim Goodeaters’ Cafe Ford BE. O. Cherrington Roy’ Reid H. O. Wright Kent Shetland East End

Musical Merry Makers at Nevinville July Event

Nevinville hosts a Thursday gathering on July 9 with ample space and music by the Musical Merry Makers. Visitors and locals arrive from Lenox Newton Creston Corning Des Moines Omaha and Chicago with plans and business as well as home visits and a motor trip to Burlington and Monmouth.

Nevinville Merry Makers

Bartlett Goes Two Under Par In Golf Round One

Sioux City, July 8. Three Sioux City golfers survived the first round match play in the state amateur golf tournament at the Sioux City Country Club. Bartlett, Herron, and Meisenholder advanced, Bartlett shooting 70 to finish two under par.

Bartlett Associated Prensa Sioux City Sioux City Country Club

Sioux City Golf Round Sees Ingham Lead French Early

William Ingham of Des Moines held a two up advantage over C Decker French of Davenport after the first nine holes of their second round match in the state golf tournament’s championship flight played in Sioux City this morning.

Sioux City William Ingham Des Moines C. Decker French Davenport

Golf Scores After Nine at Sioux City Meet

At Sioux City on July 8, the nine hole totals show Arthur Bartlett of Ottumwa 4 up on Rex Moore of Harlan, Dr J H Humphrey of Sioux City 3 up on Guy Beckett of Des Moines, and Dr Paul Barton of Fort Dodge 1 up on Carleton McLaughlin of Sioux City.

Herron Denman Des Moines Meisenholder Sioux City Ben Bowne Ottumwa Carleton McLaughlin Paul Barton Fort Dodge William Ingham Decker French Davenport Arthur Bartlett Rex Moore Harlan Ralph Rider Robert McKee Des Movines Rider Sioux City Country Club Lee Herron M. H. Denman Ted Payseur Dubuque Paul Howe Eddie Meisenholder J. H. Humphrey Guy Brekett Guy Beckett Sioux

Des Moines golfers pace match play with close scores

In Sspex City Lee Herron leads M with 2 up as Denman faces Ralph Rider who sits 1 up on Bob McKee. McKee shot a par 35 but trailed Rider by one after round two in Des Moines.

Lee Herron Sspex City Denman Des Moines Ralph Rider Bob McKee McKee Rider

Baruch donates to Johns Hopkins for world peace study

Bernard M. Baruch contributes at least 250000 dollars to the Walter Hines Page School of International Relations at Johns Hopkins University. Owen D. Young announces the gift as progress toward peace by removing war profits.

New York Bernard M. Baruch Walter Hines Page

Harlan Druggist Issues Statement

A L Levendahl proprietor of the Harlan drugstore answers criticism over deaths from sodium fluoride at a sale to the Fred Butts and C S Swift families. He says he and his employer aided county authorities, notes tests on Rochelle salts showing purity, and defends not warning earlier about Fred Butts death while denying other cases.

Associated Press Harlan, Ja A. L. Levendahl Fred Butts C. S. Swift Levendahl

$100000 Gift To Davenport Social Settlement

Davenport July 8. Judge Nathan al French family announces a $100000 gift to Friendly House the citys leading social settlement whose building was destroyed by fire. French was a founder and longtime supporter and senior member of the French and Hecht company metal wheel makers.

Associated Press Davenport Nathanal French Friendly House Judge French French and Hecht Company

Birthplace of the Scopes trial in local lore revived

A Main street banner marks the site of Robinson’s drugstore where a table discussion by F. B. Robinson George W Rappleyea and locals sparked the movement for the new state law and the Scopes trial. An inscription honors this table as the birthplace of the nationwide controversy.

the Inquirer George W. Rappleyen Scopes

Unofficial Observers To Attend Anthracite Meet

The labor department designates Conciliator Commissioners James F. Dewet of Chester Pa and William H. Rodgers of Iowa as unofficial observers for the Atlantic City wage scale meeting between anthracite operators and miners.

Associated Preea Washington Labor Department James F. Dewet Chester William H. Rodgers Iowa Atlantic City Tomorow

Crestmoor Golf Club Card Party Attracts Members

Crestmoor Golf club members attend a Thursday evening card party at the club on July 9 while several residents travel. Mrs. Ernest Johnson visits Omaha for two weeks with relatives. Mrs. Lynn Conway of Macksburg goes to Creston for business. Mrs. Carl Selander and Mrs. C. G. Selander head to Des Moines for the day. Dorothy Reid leaves to serve as bridesmaid in a Des Moines wedding. Mrs. A. J. Myers travels to Los Angeles for a few months. Mrs. H. F. Gidley and son Wilbur visit Marshalltown to see her father. Mrs. J. Lilley travels to Council Bluffs to see her daughter. Jane Marie Davis from Denver stops in Creston on route to Chicago for summer with relatives.

Crestmoor Golf Club Ernest Johnson Omaha Lynn Conway Macksburg Creston Carl Selander C. G. Selander Des Moines Dorothy Reid A. J. Myers West Mills Street Los Angeles H. FE. Gidley Wilbur Marshalltown Gidley Boyer J.90 Lilley Council Bluffs J. G. Coulter Jane Marie Davis Denver Chicago

Postal Deficit Forecast At 40 Million For 1925

Postmaster General New estimated a roughly 40 million dollar deficit for postal operations in the 1925 fiscal year ending June 30. He cited higher pay for postal workers and changes in postage rates as the main causes.

Associated Press Washington Postmaster General New

Local Notes and Travel Plans Highlight Area News

Jack English of Omaha spent interests I Nelson returns to Lenox after visiting friends Miss Helen Hintz accepts a job at Newcomb and Mathews Drug Store Mrs J E Taylor on North Division Street recovering from illness Shenandoah offers four special Pullman trains carrying 1600 travelers to Niagara Falls for a Kiwanis sponsored weeklong vacation trip

I. Nelson Lenox Helen Hintz Newcomb Matthews Drug Store J. E. Taylor North Division Street Shenandoah Niagara Falls Kiwanis Club

Dubuque Manager McGinnity Resigns From Sippi League

Dubuque manager Joe McGinnity resigns as pilot of the Ironmen after transferring his interests to Johnny Armstrong. At 54, McGinnity cites irreconcilable management differences and retirement from the game, though he hints he may return in some role. He recalls a storied 85 year career and a 1923 one hour game.

Dubuque Joe McGinnity Mississippi Valley Ironmen Johnny Armstrong McGinnity Mug McGraw Decatur Marshalltown

Local Residents Return From Various Trips

Mrs. Frank Patt of 704 West Montgomery street left Tuesday evening for Tacoma Washington to spend several weeks. Miss Dorothy Reid arrived home Sunday from a three week vacation in Muskegon Michigan visiting a college friend. She will remain for the summer with her parents Mr. and Mrs. John Reid.

Frank Patt West Montgomery Street Tacoma Wash Dorothy Reid Muskeegon Mich John Reid

Also Mentioned on This Page

Consumers California E. F. Tackett Optometrist Adams St Imperial Cafe Nick Repplinger Cromwell Myrtle St North Birch St W. Johnson Miss Agnes Welch Creston Plumbing and Heating Co North Elm Fred W. Doge E. Montg Hay Adam Pickett Fidelity Abstract & Loan Company J. V. Richardson Crawford South Side R. A. Swanson Hester's Shoe Store N. Maple Street Charles Hance Orville Porter Newton Mrs. C. VY. Athearo Burlington Monmouth Larry Heim Mr. Heim Miami Fla Payseur Humphrey Barton Ingham The Associated Presse Geneva Germany Muscatine Muscatine County Board of Supervisors Madrid France Spain Morocco Abd el-Krim Okemah Okla Clearview Here Hanson's Drug Store Rexall Harlan Druggist Bryan Dreams of Amendment Jack English N. W. Corner Elm and Monty. Sts Howell’s Jersey L. Bidstrap Montgomery St W. Adams Street W. Addams St Creston National Bank Crawfords Sippi
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