Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

Creston Daily Advertiser in Creston, Iowa

We have 14,353,121 pages in Iowa

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 15 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

Creston Daily Advertiser

Location

Creston, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 11, 1925

Page

6

Wanted ads and opportunities mix in Centerville page

A collage of classified notices includes farm van ads at 5 percent commission, rental offer for a room and garage in Centerville, paid bounties for sound stock red foxes, and work from home opportunities selling shoes and shirts with high commissions. Also several envelope stuffing and general job offers from Chicago providers appear.

Adam Pickett N. Pine Red Foxes Earl Farley Centerville Iowa

For Rent Listings Include Multiple Apartments

Classified notice listing several rental options across town. Includes rooms and furnished apartments with contact phones, addresses such as 319 N Sumner and Patt's flats, and features like baths, heat, and water. Various layouts from single rooms to six room homes.

Bath Agnew Hatch Motor Co N. Sumner

Local notices from Creston and nearby towns

Des Moines visitor J Wickersham attended to business in Creston. Hatch Motor reports a Fordson tractor sold to Hugh Goodfellow of Cromwell. Leo J Fills of Long Beach is a guest at the August Carson home. Mrs Jennie Epperson and Mrs Mary Shaw of Afton depart Creston for Princeton Illinois for several weeks. Mrs Agnes White returned home from Marysville. Frank Schumaker, ill, remains in serious condition. George Harris and wife of Waterloo returned home after visiting Mrs Harris' mother on West Jefferson Street. Barbara Glew of Des Moines returned home after visiting the Childs home on West Adams Street.

J. Wickersham Des Moines Hatch Motor Company Hugh Goodfellow Cromwell Leo J. Fills Long Beach Calif August Carson North Elm Street Jennie Epperson Mary Shaw Afton Creston Princeton Ihl Agnes White Marysville Frank Schumaker Schumaker George Harris Waterloo Harris James H. Wallace West Jefferson Street Barbara Glew Ben Glew Childs West Adams Street

Hair cuts and shaves offered at local shops

J. V. Richardson, president of Fidelity Abstract & Loan Company, announces special attention to ladies and children's hair cuts priced at 25 cents with shaves at 18 cents. H. S. Crawford operates the South Side Pool hall.

Fidelity Abstract & Loan Company J. V. Richardson H. S. Crawford South Side

Cornice Works Roofing and Sheet Metal Services

local tradesman offers roofing sheet metal and gutter work at 199 N. E'm. calls for estimates and repairs with phone contact 204.

N. E'm

Bartlett and McKee Tie In Iowa Amateur Final

Bartlett of Ottumwa and McKee of Des Moines battled to a near even finish in the Iowa amateur final at Sioux City. After 36 holes Bartlett and McKee each posted 77s in the afternoon with a tight clos ing duel through the morning round and two extra nine holes.

Associated Press Sioux City Arthur Bartlett Bob McKee Sioux City Country Club Iowa Ottumwa Robert McKee Dee Moines McKee Bartlett Lioux City Des Moines Bartlet

Picnic Honors Miss Nellie Harsh at Congregational Class

Miss Nellie Harsh entertained her Sunday school class of the Congregational church with a Friday gathering at McKinley park. Afternoon games accompanied a 5 30 picnic dinner, providing a pleasant social event for the group.

Nellie Harsh Congregational Church McKinley Park

Grave of 11111 Christians in Amakusa Island Japan

Dr Earl R Bull reports a 1637 grave on Amakusa marked by a stone boulder stating 11111 Christian heads lie buried there. He says 83333 Christians were slain, heads and bodies buried in distant graves to prevent resurrection as priests preached.

Associated Press New York Earl R Bull Methodist Episcopal Church Loo Choo Islands Japan Amakusa Bull

Lizard Skin Shoes Grow Popular in London Fashion

Lizard farming in England surges as lizard skin shoes for street wear and slippers for evening wear gain popularity in London this summer. Dealers say lizard skin footwear is durable, comfortable, and cheaper than typical new fashions, with retail prices from 15 dollars.

Associated Press London England

Aged couple on way to wed in Missouri border crossing

Centerville Iowa July 11 Abbie Drummond eighty and H B Clark eighty five both of Marshalltown passed through on their way to Unionville Missouri to be married She joked about gaining a new spouse noting she has been divorced from her last husband less than a year Clark would be her fourth husband A Unionville message confirms the plan was carried out just over the state line

McKee Bartlett Maskie Ottumwa Case Des Moines MccKee Associated Press Centerville Abbie Drummond H. B. Clark Marshalltown Unionville Towa Clark Lothario

Chicago guest arrives in Creston with the Eklinds

Miss Amelia Coble of Chicago Illinois arrives in Creston as a guest in the home of Mr and Mrs Reuben Eklind. Mr and Mrs Jake Adams return to St Joseph Missouri after attending the funeral of J T Reynolds.

Amelia Coble Chicago, Lll Creston Reuben Eklind Jake Adams St. Joseph J. T. Reynolds

Dam Breaks Kill Two Children Wreck Homes in Neihart

Great Falls Mont July 11 Earthquakes in the last three weeks are blamed for the Silver Dyke Mining company dam at Neihart 68 miles southeast of Great Falls last night. The collapse killed two children wrecked three homes and caused about 15000 in damages.

Associated Press Great Falls Mont Silver Dyke Mining Company Neihart Here

Extreme Iowa Heat Forecast by Weather Bureau

Des Moines July 11 extreme temperatures for Iowa were forecast by the United States weather bureau. At 9 a m the official reading was 86 degrees, nine hotter than yesterday, with a predicted 95 to 100 for the day. Lamont was warmest at 95. Burlington 91 and Boone 90.

Associated Press Des Moines Iowa United States Weather Bureau Lamont Yesteray Burlington Boone

Card of Thanks and Visitors Mention Bereavement

A card of thanks expresses gratitude to friends neighbors and lodges for sympathy and floral gifts during a recent bereavement. The notice lists many visitors and relatives including P J Reynolds P H Pottinger Lyle Perry Mrs J W Coen and others visiting or traveling from Des Moines Winterset Afton Quin cy Crestey and Chicago with trips to Red Oak Buda and Detroit.

J. T. Reynolds Paul Reynolds

Vegetable Compound Aids Wellston Woman in Recovery

Mrs William Butts of Wellston Ohio reports severe back and side pain and fatigue before taking Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. After using it she regained strength and can care for her children, noting improved health and a desire to answer other women's inquiries.

William Butts Wellston Ohio

Also Mentioned on This Page

Bob Howe Creston Implement Co E. F. Tackett Optometrist Adams St Imperial Cafe Kenneth W. Rowe Dentral West Montgomery St Athearn and Coyle National Electric J. A. _A. Stearns North Maple St North Sycamore Washington College Town Poweshiek Co Wm. J. Hays Grinnell Talmage R. Middleton Woodland Arch Cincinnati Williams Co S. LaSalle Chicago First National Service Maxwell Dept J. R. Watkins Company J 7 Winona Minn Crane-Kent Clothes, Inc Patt West End Fred W. Doge E. Montg Yreston Radio CO Court Apts N. Pine St McKinley Park Pavilion Bert Bromme Kate McClain Fairfield S. H. Manatrey North Pine Street Bartlett and M'Kee Square Champ Des Moine King Creston's N. W. Corner Elm and Monty. Sts Kokoheart Oleo Waukesha Adva Crawfords P. H. Pottinger Lyle Perry J. W. Coen Winterset Bernice Hancock Quincy, Sr Crestey Willa Johnson Strauss Apartments Karl Roush J. K. Donovan South Birch Street Oliver Jones Anetta Ruth Warden Red Oak Fred Burns York Neb W. B. Allen Albert Webberer Gregory Allen Buda Ill Detroit Mich Webster John Gregry Thomas W. Jeffrey Miss Bess North Sycamore Street Lake Okoboji McGregor Ultra Modern Bagdad Rest Grest WM. Butts Lydia E. Pinkham Base Ball Game Co. K. Coming Woodmen of the World Creston National Bank R. A. Swanson Hester N. Maple Street
Search Courier

Search the Creston Daily Advertiser Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The Creston Daily Advertiser?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication