Creston Daily Advertiser editorial and publication details
The Creston Daily Advertiser lists its publishing details including ownership by The Creston Advertiser-Gazette Co, publishers Carl Davenport and W A Roseberry, editor George R Crane, and business manager George A Croft. It notes association with The Associated Press and outlines subscription rates and mailing zones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Creston Daily Advertiser
Creston Advertiser-Gazette Co
Carl Davenport
W. A. Roseberry
George A. Croft
George R. Crane
Creston
Iowa
Union County
Ore
Billion Dollar EnduCational MilI
A piece highlighting education as a major U S industry with endowments in the billions. It cites Harvard at 69 million and Yale at 41 million, noting gifts by George Baker and large recent donations to Princeton theater and Yale baseball stand, arguing education now dominates U S asset scale.
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America
Harvard
Columbia
Yale
Chicago
Leland Sanford
Masstech
Duke
Cornell
Johns T Hopkins
Rochester
Carnegie Tech
McGill
Northwestern
Texas
Toronto
Rice
Princeton
George Baker
Harvard Business School
United States
Agriculture's Worst Parasite
To the majority of farmers bankers are ogres seeking whom they may devour. Suggesting that the farmer and the banker could discuss the farmer's problem with any hope of benefit is a standing joke, but the truth of the matter remains unclear in this fragment.
Industry Inefficiency in Agriculture Cited as Economic Parasite
A banker argues farmers are treated like other businesses, and industry suffers from inefficiency. The agricultural sector struggles because unproductive farmers survive by producing to sustain themselves under any circumstances, hindering farming from becoming good business.
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Agricultural Commission of the
American Bankers’ Association
Women voters change game as politics turns sport
A humorous critique notes women in politics now vote and hold roles while men lament losing dominance. It recalls a White Plains scene where female Republicans and county supervisors played baseball, arguing times shift from a manly game to a political art.
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White Plains
N. Y
Republican Club
Westchester County Board of Superisors
Shakespeare
Promoting Blue Skys Aviation Boom Disrupts Timelines
Aviation history races ahead as flying fields and planes quickly outdate yesterday. Map makers struggle to chart routes while new flying companies multiply in rapid succession.
Aviation finance and backers shape a cautious boom forecast
The piece argues bankers risk crowding the air industry with speculative funding and warns that a wild cat boom could ruin aviation progress. It says aviation has survived on small donations and scarce capital, led by smart inventors rather than wealthy financiers, and urges sane financial control to prevent disaster.
Tax Committee Plans Appeal Over Valuation Dispute
A joint tax committee of the Farmers Union and the BBBureau of De Moines county plans to appeal on July 11 to the state executive council against the Des Moines county board of supervisors who kept land valuations at 1925 levels after assessors cut them 14 to 12 percent. A court appeal is planned as well. RE. W. Romkey, former state senator, leads the appeal effort.
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Surlington
Farmers Union
Bparm Bureau
de Moines County
State Executive Council
Des Moines
Foreign Tennis Stars Victors at Wimbledon Mixed Doubles
Wimbledon reports Baron von Kehrling and Miss Eileen Bennett defeated William T. Tilden and Mrs. Molla Mallory 2-6 6-1 4-6 in mixed doubles. American team began strong but Tilden faltered in the second set. Hunter and Miss Elizabeth Ryan beat A. Berger and Mrs. Lamber Chambers 6-4 8-6 to reach the quarter-finals.
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Wimbledon
William T. Tilden
Molla Mallory
Baron von Kehrling
Hungary
Eileen Bennett
England
Tilden
Ilenri Cochet
Francis T. Hunter
Elizabeth Ryan
A. Berger
Tennis doubles results from a mixed historic match
Henri Cochet and Jacques Brugnon defeated Charles Kingsley and J C Gregory of England 8 6 2 3 4. Helen Wills and Elizabeth Ryan beat Mrs M Watson and Miss FE A Goldsack in straight sets 6 2 6 2. Jean Borotra and Mme Pordes defeated H W Austin and Betty Nuthall 6 4 4 9 7.
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Henri Cochet
Jacques Brugnon
Charles H. Kingsley
J. C. Gregory
England
Helen Wills
Elizabeth Ryan
Mrs. M. Watson
Lake George Steamer Sagamore Sinks After Rock Collision
The Lake George steamer Sagamore struck Anthony's Nose rock near Glen Eyvie pier and sank with eight feet of water in the hold. All passengers and crew reached shore as the vessel headed to Glen Kyrie, from Kalwin toward the village.
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Lake George
N. Y
Lake
Woman Drowns While Swimming Near Warsaw
Ethel Moore aged 27 drowned while bathing near Warsaw at 5 AM with three companions. They tried resuscitation at Warsaw then moved her body to Keokuk where a doctor declared death. Hancock county coroner will seek removal permit issues before the county attorney. Companions were Anes Brown John Overhulser both of Keokuk and William Wallet of Warsaw.
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Keokuk
Ethel Moore
Warsaw
Hancock County
Illinois
Anes Brown
John Overhulser
Libel Suit Date is Set in Detroit Case
Federal Judge Fred M. Raymond tentatively set September 12 for the retrial of Aaton Sapiro’s $1,000,000 libel suit against Henry Ford and the Dearborn Independent. The date depends on transferring the case to Judge Edward J. Moinet, who will join within days as a third federal judge for the district. William Henry Gallagher, chief counsel for the plaintiff, said he was unwilling to proceed before Judge Raymond.
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Detroit
Fred M. Raymond
Aaton Sapiro
Henry Ford
Dearbord
Sapiro
Edward J. Moinet
William Henry Gallagher
Raymond
Costly Funeral Costs Probe By Cook County Probate
The Cook County probate court weighs approving a $10,000 casket and $1,175 for funeral flowers from the estate of a Chicago labor leader. The ornate expenses are under advisement as potentially excessive.
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Chicago
Cook County
Ciicawo
Do You Know? Iowa history quiz answers page
A question and answer item from The Associated Press via the State Historian Society of Iowa asks five prompts about Iowa farms libraries Country People a former U S consul in Switzerland and Underground Railroad stations in southwestern Iowa. The correct answers appear on the Want Ad page.
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Associated Press
State Historien Society of
Iowa
U.S
Switzerland
Waterloo Kiwanis inspects airport ports via air tour
Waterloo Iowa July 1 Kiwanis club president and member depart in airplane to inspect ports at Moline Cedar Rapids and plan to reach Platteville Wisconsin before continuing to Chicago Washington route aims to study airport needs and regional aviation. Horace Knapp 54 of Platteville commits suicide with dynamite amid ill health. Argentine ambassador Honorio Pueyrredon registers at Waterloo hotel then heads to Chicago and Washington to resume post.
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Waterloo
J.ean A. Link
Oa B. Chambers
Kiwanis Club
Great Moline
Cedar Rapids
Wateloo
Moline
Platteville
Wis
Horace Knapp
Here
Honorio Pueyrredon
United States
Chicagos
Washington
Waterloo July 1 boxing card notes unofficial trip
Des Moines welterweight Morrow beat Steve Koran in a fast 10 round bout with an early lead. Clyde Drury defeated Mike Lauro, Johnny Fulton beat Kid Ray. The Sioux City wedding of Pred le Comte and Agnes Brown drew theatrical interest nationwide at the First Congregational Church.
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Waterloo
Morrow
Des Moines
Steve Koran
St. Paul
Koran
Clyde Drury
Marshalltown
Mike Lauro
Chicago
Johnny Fulton
Cedar Rapids
Kid Ray
Sioux Styla
First Congregational Church
Pred le Comte
Orpheum Theater
Agnes Brown
Sioux City
Jota Andress
Congressmen Botew Progress Report From Hospital
Congressman WOD Botew continues to improve after arrival at Methodist Hospital to recuperate from a nervous breakdown. He was able to take a few steps Thursday as doctors monitor his condition and plan follow up care.
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Sioux City In
W.od. Botew
Methodist Hospital
Lee County Board Okays Levee Survey For Green Bay District
Lee county supervisors authorize county engineer M F McFarland to conduct a detailed survey and estimate of proposed improvements for the Green Bay levees district. He will employ Charles Young of Muscatine to assist. The three week survey aims to prevent future floods south of Burlington.
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Nurlington
Lee County Board of Supervisors
M. F McFarland
Green Bay
Mearland
Charles Young
Muscatine
Burlington
Estimated Canadian farm revenue in 1926 exceeds 1.66 billion
Estimated gross agricultural revenue for Canada in 1926 was 1 665 175 000 dollars, yielding a per capita revenue of about 177 dollars for the entire dominion.
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Canada
Dominion
Two Women Found Help From Lydia E Pinkham's Compound
Mrs Nina Matteson of Ford NY and Mrs Ernest Tanguay of Stand MA credit Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with restoring their health. Matteson says one bottle helped her work, then two more, and Tanguay reports four years of illness ended after eight bottles. The ad touts the compound as a dependable household remedy used for over half a century.
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Nina Matteson
Ford
N. Y
Lydia Pinkham
Ernest Tanguay
Stand, Mass
Lydia
Pinkhamn
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