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Newspaper
Creston Daily Advertiser
Location
Creston, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1925
Page
4
An advertisement touts McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Compound Tablets as a superior flesh producer with high Vita mine content. It claims sugar coated tabs aid rapid weight gain with a 30 day guarantee and lists Newcomb & Matthews York Drug and other druggists as sellers at 60 cents for 60 tablets.
Mississippi Valley League standings show Moline Cedar Rapids Rock Island and Marshalltown near .540 to .554 wins. Yesterday Marshalltown beat Ottumwa 15 to 4 and Moline defeated Cedar Rapids 7 to 3. Tomorrow games include Dubuque at Cedar Rapids and Waterloo at Ottumwa with Moline at Rock Island.
Governor Hammill asks the agricultural and industrial commission to study diversification of crops, smaller farms, a state marketing department, broader dairying, farm electricity and improved agricultural reports. He calls for 80 acre farms, state marketing aid for specialty products, and stronger rural prosperity.
Malone, a London reporter, seeks an interview with Professor Challenger after his rejection by a love interest. He drafts a cautious letter and prepares to meet Challenger, a dangerous, cantankerous figure famed for clashes with colleagues and reporters.
M Mortensen head of the dairy department at Iowa State College says sour cream is inferior and that no buttermaker can make high quality butter from it. He urges farmers to deliver sweet cream to raise butter fat value and prices, noting buttermaker control of souring depends on organisms and proper flavor.
Frank S. Miller returned Saturday after visiting Omaha with his son Howard C. Milley and family. Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Ward of Omaha spent the weekend with Mr. A Ward’s parents Mr. and Mrs. John Ward north of the city, traveling by car.
Keokuk July 13 The federal government began channel improvements on the Mississippi below the Keokuk Hamilton bridge. A drill boat and a derrick boat remove rock causing boat trouble, aiming to extend the levee and support heavy towboats as a St Louis to New Orleans freight line looms.
Miss Eva Larson takes her annual vacation from duties at Spurgeons and expects to spend part of it in Des Moines.
Miss Eva Petrie of Arispe spent Saturday shopping and visiting friends. Leonard Wainwright of Lenox visited here Sunday evening with Charles Burnette of Murray. Murray visiting relatives and friends over the weekend. Lynn Porter from Detroit returned home after a visit with his grandmother Mrs. Clara Porter of North Division. He spent the past two weeks here.
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