For Sale Classified Mix of Cattle, Homes and Goods
A dense page lists items for sale and rent including two good fresh cows and twelve shoats, a slightly used piano, various furniture pieces, and a forty foot show case. Also offers numerous rental properties from six to nine rooms and modern duplexes, several job and loan notices, and a district manager sales posting from Lennox Oil & Paint Company.
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Walnut St
Corner Summit
Sumner
Fuller & Jamilton
Pine St
North Oak Street
North Sycamore
West Indaman
Hickey Purniture Ao
United
East Jackson Blvd
Chicago
W. H. Ford
Lennox Oil & Paint Company
Dept. Sales
Cleveland
Ohio
Big Prize Dance at McKinley Park on Wednesday
A big prize dance is scheduled at McKinley Park on Wednesday July 29. There will be no dances at the pavilion on August 5.
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McKinley Park
Social notes and travels of local residents
Miss Mildred Mattingly accepts a position at Candy Land. Mr and Mrs H B Sandeman and family return from a motor trip to Clar Okoboji and Spirit lakes visiting their son Yale Sandeman in Shenandoah. Mr and Mrs John Hulmer and daughters Edith and Esther visit P R Olson at 309 North Pine and plan a motor trip to Bertrand Neb then return home to visit the Olson home.
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Mildred Mattingly
Candy Land
H. B. Sandeman
Clar
Okoboji
Spirit Lakes
Yale Sandeman
Shenandoah
Sandeman
Creston
Burlington
John Hulmer
Edith
Esther
Hiteman
P. R. Olson
North Pine Street
Bertrand, Neb
Oson
Free out of town home for man and wife or elderly lady
Classified notice offers a free out of town home for a couple or an elderly woman. Provides contact phone 240 and directs inquiries to Fidelity Abstract & Loan Company. J. V. Richardson serves as president.
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Fidelity Abstract & Loan Company
J. V. Richardson
Chiropractor Dr Swanson at Hester's Shoe Store
Dr. R. A. Swanson operates as chiropractor above Hester's Shoe Store located at 107 North Maple Street. Office phone 663. Residence 937.
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R. A. Swanson
Hester's Shoe Store
N. Maple Street
Coal Strike Looms But Hard Coal On Hand Now
A coal strike is anticipated though current supplies are on hand. Jackson Sherry Willinghauser returned home Sunday evening after a brief visit in Mt Etna.
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Jackson
Sherry Willinghauser
Sunda
Mt. Etna
Sherry
Missouri Valley Tennis Tourney Opens With Lopsided Wins
Wray Brown and Ernest Menelen advanced in Des Moines play as Brown defeated J D Ringwall 6-0 6-0 and Menelen beat L O Kamber 6-1 6-4. Tom Bailey also won, while junior winner Frank Brody beat Homer Clark 6-1 6-0. Ted Swenson lost by default to Forrest Stockman and Fred Archerd defaulted to Horace Barton in early rounds.
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Des Moines
Wray Brown
Missouri Valley Tennis Association
J. D. Ringwall
Omaha
Ernest Menelen
Kansas City
L. O. Kamber
Tom Bailey
Charles Irvin
Farlham
Frank Brody
Drowns When Bathers Thought He Was Joking
Harold Anderson a 21 year old from Blair Nebraska drowned at Lake Quinnehaugh near Decatur after bathers misjudged his call for help as a joke. He could not swim and his inflated inner tube failed as he struggled in deep water. responders arrived after ten minutes but too late.
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Sioux City
Lake Quinnehaugh
Decatur
Neb
Harold Anderson
Blair
Anderson
Berlin Sues Over Yearning Copyright Infringement
Irving Berlin Inc sues Otto White manager of the Strand theater in Keosaqua Iowa seeking $250 and an injunction to stop further performances of the piece Yearning. Five suits planned against theater and dance hall managers in Keokuk Fort Madison Mount Pleasant and Mount Sterling.
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Associated Press
Keokuk
Irving Berlin,Inc
Otto White
Btrand
Keosaqua
Fort Madison
Mount Pleasant
Mount Sterling
Amendments filed in tonnage tax petition case
Des Moines daily notes Miss Helen Schultz of Mason City filed an amendment in district court with Judge Lester L. Thompson. The filing argues that if Red Ball Transportation is taxed $1 115.15 for May the remaining profits would be $354.76. Schultz and other bus line owners oppose a railroad commission move to dissolve an injunction blocking tax collection, claiming the law is unconstitutional and discriminatory.
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The
Associated Press
Des Moines
Helen Schultz
Mason City
Lester L. Thompson
Red Ball Transportation Company
Noted Leader To Be Buried At Arlington
Des Moines reports Father Nugent, friend of William Jennings Bryan, suffered a nervous collapse after learning Bryan's death. Governor Hammill issued a statement calling Bryan a great evangelist and champion. W. J. Bryan, who died in Dayton, reflected on his life's accomplishments and the impact of his work.
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Arlington
Des Moines
F. Nugent
William Jennings
Father Nugent
John Hammill
William J. Bryan
Bryan
Bryan body to lie in state at courthouse yard
Day in Dayton Tennessee July 27 1925 friends of Mrs Bryan announced William Jennings Bryan's body will lie in state tomorrow afternoon in the Rhea county courthouse yard instead of this afternoon on the Rogers lawn. The change was made to allow eastern Tennessee friends more time to reach Dayton as a rain threat looms.
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Dayton
Tenn
William Jennings Bryan
Rhea County
Richard Rogers
Community Notes of Local Visits and Travel
Mr and Mrs E A Boortz spent Sunday in Lorimer visiting relatives and friends Mrs R P Preston who has been visiting relatives and friends returned home Lincoln Jackson arrived home Sunday evening after visiting Red Oak Miss Mildred Stirk arrived home Sunday evening after visiting Clarinda with relatives Mr and Mrs Walsh and son Billie arrived home Sunday after a week at Lake Okoboji Mildred Lilley left for Council Bluffs to visit her sister Mrs J G Coulter and family Mr and Mrs James Walsh departed for Des Moines to spend a few days with their daughter Miss Helen C W Clark and Mrs C W Clark returned home from Denver Mrs C C Hunter and daughters Mary and Ellen of Lorimer and Mrs Patriote of Des Moines spent Saturday at the L A Wickle home Mr and Mrs C W Gidley Miss Emma Murphy and Ray Walters arrived home after attending the Creston Dunlap baseball game Mrs Minnie Newby and daughter Margarethe of Logans Port Ind visited Creston with Sam Keisling on New York Avenue before returning home
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E. A. Boortz
Lorimer
R. P. Preston
Mary
Ellen
Patriote
Des Moines
L. A
Creston
Sam Keisling
New York Avenue
Long Peach
H. R. Johnson
Greenfie
L. A. Harrison
Cromwell
W. J. Chelan
Lenox
Elenore Wash
Lake Okoboji
Doris Corbin
Afton
E. C. Lainson
Sidney Hotel
Gale McCall
Minnie Ackerman
Griswold
Elizabeth Keefe
Corning
James Keefe
R. E. Childs
Winfield
Geneva
Ill
Puulph W. Roland
North
Sumner Avenue
Ernest Smith
Pauline
Robert Thompson
Ottumwa
Burlington
L. E. Sternberg
Patricia
Lacey Ann
West
Montgomery Street
Chicago
Anaelina
Ohio
Hubert Hills
Fred Ide
Shirley Richardson
Charles A. Taylor
Robert Taylor
Roanoke
J. C. Milne
John
Beverly Jane
Council Bluffs
J. E. Taylor
North Division Street
Taylor
Fred Hazelton
McCilelland
Hazelton
Andrew Hanson
Peterson Avenue
BE. A. McGoey
Williams
James McCoy
Sycamore Street
Don McGinnis
Meredith Ann
Thomas Beaumont
North Em Street
T .™. Powell
Bureau Street
L. A. Hester
West Adams Street
Hester
Neva Anthon
Sioux City
Gertrude Harriss
Lincoln Street
Athon
Miss Harriss
Morningside College
Thief of Bagdad Matinees and Evenings at Crest
Daily matinees at 1 and 3 15 p m with evening shows at 7 and 9 15 p m advertise the big picture Thief of Bagdad. The theater promises improved screen projection and a modern ventilating system to keep patrons comfortable in warm weather.
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Bagdad
Doug
Fairbanks
Hhe Crest
Crest Theatre Welcomes Arctic Breeze Experience
A venue invites audiences to feel the Arctic breeze as they enter Crest Theatre, promising a cool, immersive lobby atmosphere and chilly aesthetic. Patrons are greeted by frosted decor and a crisp, seasonal mood on arrival.
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Crest Theatre
Gault Bros Call for Settlement of Debts
If you owe us please call and settle. Gault Bros. requests prompt payment and directs debtors to contact for settlement terms. Actions emphasize collecting on outstanding accounts and resolving balances promptly.
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Gault Bros
Afternoon party honors Miss Kennedy at Mrs Conway’s home
Mrs Matt Conway hosted an afternoon party at 222 Myrtle Street on Friday in honor of Miss Sarah Kennedy of Nodaway. Evangeline Conway won first prize and Kennedy won the best prize after games. refreshments followed. Attendees included Marian Yels, Winifred Conway, Jean Brady, Ruth Wallace, Grace Chandler and Catherine Conway.
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Matt Conway
Myrtle Street
Sarah Kennedy
Nodaway
Evangeline Conway
Miss Kennedy
Marian Yels
Winifred Conway
Jean Brady
Ruth Waallace
Grace Chandler
Catherine Conway
Neighbors Gather for Picnic at W P McCann Home
About 20 neighbors and friends met six miles southwest of Creston at the W P McCann residence on Sunday. Guests brought baskets of food and a hearty dinner was served. Attending were D E and C B E Mardin and families of Shannon City, George Ross and family, Vernon and James Ross, and Miss Coleta Still.
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W. P. McCann
Creston
D. E
C. B E. Mardin
Shannon City
George Ross
Fam‘lr
Vernon
James Ross
Coleta Still
Crestmoor Golf Club Ladies Host Bridge Afternoon
Miss Lorretta Cusack at Va19 North Sycamore Street entertained Crestmoor Golf Club’s unmarried women for an afternoon courtesy to house guest Miss Marie Rhombert of Dubuque and Miss Nell Flaharty of Bedford. The event concluded with a bridge game.
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Lorretta Cusack
Comfort Family Reunion At McKinley Park
About 60 Comfort family members gathered at McKinley park on Sunday for the annual reunion. The gathering honored Mrs. George Leininger of Wray Colorado Mr and Mrs Harry Comfort of Atlantic and Mrs Comforts mother Mrs Fuller who traveled to attend.
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Comfort
McKinley Park
George Leininger
Wray
Harry Comfort
Atlantic
Fuller
Wide-Ranging Visits Highlight City Social Roundup
A long list of visitors and local residents traveling for business and leisure fills the week, with stops from Cromwell to Lake Okoboji and Excelsior Springs. Guests arrive at homes on Pine and Sumner streets while local meetings and reunions shape the social calendar.
Free facial with shampoo and massage offer in Wareham
Last week to obtain a free facial with each shampoo and Marcel. Customers may secure a free demonstration of face creams and massage method. Offer valid until August 1 with details and appointment by calling 163 Wareham Beauty Shop Agnew Building 8 and 9.
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Marcel
Wareham Beauty Shop Agnew
Crest Theatre Installs Ultra Modern Cooling System
The Crest Theatre announces a newly installed cooling system with enhanced ventilation and arctic breezes entering the venue. It features updated equipment for movie viewing and currently shows Thief of Bagdad.
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Crest Theatre
Bagdad
Miss Agnes Welch Beauty Shop Operator
A brief notice places Miss Agnes Welch as a graduate operator running a beauty shop located 1st door east of the Imperial Cafe with phone contact 145%.
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Agnes Welch
Imperial Cafe
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Bob Howe
Creston Implement Co
E. F. Tackett
Optometrist
Adams St
W. Jefferson
North Elm Street
East Mills
John Benson
West Mills Street
N. Vine St
Agnew
Adam Pickett
West Union Street
E. N. England
Maple St
Fred W. Doge
Cer
Grabq Bagdad Him
D. J. Wiley
Iowa City
Baden Powell
Marshalltown
Harry Jones
W. H. Ford Sr
W. H. Ford Jr
William
G. L. Ford
Frank Ford
Opal Cornelison
Sarah Hoffman
William Geller
St. Joseph
Marzette Richards
Aurora
Jack Coleman
Coleman
West Jefferson Street
Winchester
Here
W. J. Bryan
Uy Creston‘s Food Center
N. W. Corner Elm and Monty. Sts
RINSO
St. Anne’s
Cressmoor
Harry M. Strowig
Chris Peterson
Audubon
Oliver Sanson
Poplar Street
Mr. Sanson
J. E. Sanson
Columbus, Neb
L. Bidstrap
Montgomery St
Crawfords
Boyd Creamery CO
Alc
Winter Top
California Top
Long Auto CO
Auto Exchange
S. Elm
Ella M. Day
Wiggins
Dodge Center
Jerusalem Church
W. N. Frazier
North Elm
E. K
Clark
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