Creston Advertiser Gazette Publishing Details
Brief publication notice lists Creston Daily Advertiser and variants, published weekdays by Creston Advertiser Gazette Co. with independent telephones. Provides contact numbers for business and news and rates for carrier delivery and subscriptions.
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Creston Daily Advertiser
Creston Advertiser
Creston Gazette
Creston Morning American
Creston Plain Dealer
Creston Advertiser-Gazette CO
Independent Telephones
How to Get Killed by Ladders and Everyday Hazards
A stark safety exhortation notes ladders as the most dangerous tool with frequent accidents. It cites nationwide injury rates and death tolls from autos, fires, and falls, urging readers to remember statistics and avoid hazards to stay alive.
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United States
Safety and accident prevention urged by engineers
A safety-minded view argues most accidents stem from carelessness and needless risk. Experts say prevention mixes safety devices and personal caution, noting 22 years since Dr. Wil.
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Wil
Safety First Movement Sparks National Society
Liam H Tolman returns from Germany where he studied accident prevention and starts the Safety First movement. It has cut railroad deaths to a third since 1907, but remains spasmodic. A national Society for Prevention of Accidents forms to keep the effort alive, urging readers to keep eyes open and be cautious.
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Liam H. Tolman
Germany
National Society For Prevention
The Detective Life and Noted Criminals Across Ages
Ex Secret Service chief William J. Flynn argues detectives are not supermen and jokes about dull jobs. He recalls Hugo Breitwisser of Austria a brilliant thief who turned to careful old age, and Ek Newell Hunting a 90 year old prison superintendent who sees modern criminals as trash lacking pride and predicts America's decline.
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William J. Flynn
Secret Service
Flynn
Marian Storm
New York
Hugo Breitwisser
Austria
Hans Gross
University of Gratz
Hugo
Vienna
Newell Hunting
Charlestown
Mays
The Arrow Debuts As Native American Publication
This piece notes the launch of The Arrow, the first national paper for Red Men, with editor Hugh Howell aiming to secure fair treatment for Indians. It discusses language unity, education, and outreach to unify tribes and bridge gaps with white America. It also includes a note on building costs from the Copper and Brass Research Association.
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Pacific Northwest
The
Arrow
Hugh Howell
Bond
Copper and Brass Research Association
Primary Ballot Tactics and Party Feuds Highlight Iowa Dispatches
A Iowa Press Comment from Sec De Sac City Sun accuses Democrats of being coached to seek Republican ballots to influence Brookhart’s U.S. Senate race. Reports from Perry Chief and Cedar Rapids Republican critique inflation deflation blame and Denby’s naval junket, noting political maneuvering across counties.
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Sac City
Perry
Wilson
McAdoo
Cedar Rapids
Denby
Harding
Henderson
Japan
Uncle Sam
Entering the Building Industry A Path For The Future
H H Hobart argues for early exposure to building work, suggests college or correspondence study in architectural engineering, and stresses combining engineering and design to solve fabrication problems, lower costs, and improve community aesthetics through well designed residences and public buildings.
Tax Delinquency Fears Shift From Decembers Lists
Mixed editorials compare modern public officials with past peers and note routine tax worries evolve as inspectors and collectors increase oversight. Marcus News observes farmers still seek favorable agricultural policy, while distance blurs nostalgia for earlier era efforts.
Three Ex Governors Back Ainsworth for Iowa Treasurership
Des Moines June 2. Three former governors head a campaign committee to push Col. Leon W. Ainsworth for Iowa treasurer. More than 7,000 workers will canvass precincts next Monday with state committee members coordinating efforts for a three to one victory on June 6.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Leon W. Ainsworth
B. F. Carroll
W. L. Harding
G. W. Clark
Ainsworth
Slate
William Larrabee
Clermont
A. McCormack
Sioux City
Truman Potter
Mason City
Don C. Donnan
Independence
Jos. Mattes
Odebolt
Henry ©. Adams
Algona
H. M. Patee
Perry
M. I. Roberts
Shannon City
C. H Megorden
Waukon
W. G. McCornack
Traver
E. Shane
Wilisea
C. J. le Vailey
Sheffield
John R. Wallis
Dubuque
Pred Larrabee
Ft Dodge
Dan Turner
Corning
C. H. Thomas
Creston
P. C. Holdoegel
Rockwell City
George S. Banta
Manchester
Postal Reorganization Begun By Dr Work
Washington June 1 Associated Press Postmaster General Work has begun a thorough reorganization of the nation’s post offices after a discovery that more than a quarter million dollars is wasted yearly in a large office. An inspector detailed a plan to cut surplus staff and materials with an estimated $300000 annual saving. Reports will guide retrenchment without harming mail service as officials stress serving the public first and economy second insisting care in staffing to avoid crowding.
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Washington
Associated Press
Work
Tmes
Obituary: Clifford Irwin Wilkie Dies in Waterloo Iowa
Clifford Irwin Wilkie died at 10 p.m. Sunday May 21 at his Waterloo home after illness. Born July 4, 1889 in Ringgold county Iowa he later moved to Cres ton and Waterloo. He was a penitentiary engineer by trade and survived by his wife Edith Zahdler and son Harold aged 9, plus his parents and several siblings.
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Clifford Irwin Wilkie
Thirteenth Street
Waterloo
Iowa
Ringgold County
Edith Zahdler
Creston
Pena Iomary
Wilkie
Harold
G. W Wilkie
Afton
Ollie E. Long
Shannon City
Maude M
Fern
Hazel
Clyde C
Kyle
Doyle
Osceola
Fred H
Democratic Candidate Seeks Support in Iowa Eighth District
J P Daughton of Grand River Decatur County announces a run for the Democratic nomination for Congress in Iowa's Eighth District. He asks Democrats for support at the June primary, stating the candidate will respect the voters' will.
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Iowa
J. P. Daughton
Grand River
Decatur County
Harry C. Stever Announces Republican Candidacy for County Auditor
Harry C Stever declares his run for County Auditor on the Republican ticket in the June primary after broad support from Republicans across the county. He urges voters to back his bid for the office.
Constantinople Woman's College Founded by Americans
The Constantinople Woman's College, established by American founders, stands as the sole European college for women east of Vienna.
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Constantinople
Woman's College
Vienna
McCornack Seeks Republican Nomination for County Treasurer
At the urging of many Union County voters Guy H. McCornack announces his candidacy for County Treasurer. He will seek the Republican nomination at the June primaries and asks for voters support.
Candidacy Filed for Union County Coroner Nomination
A candidate announces seeking the Republican nomination for Union County Coroner in the June primary. The message asks voters for their support and vote.
Dixon Declares Candidacy for Union County Recorder
Laura Dixon announces as a Republican candidate for Union County Recorder seeking voter support. The brief notice emphasizes a formal campaign declaration in a local county race.
County Attorney Seeks Republican Nomination at June Primary
The County Attorney reports a Republican ticket pursuit in the June primary with Kenneth H. Davenport among likely contenders from various parts of the county seeking the nomination.
Sheriff Candidate Nominated on Democrat Ticket
Announcement for the Union County primary in June nominating WM. Hower for sheriff on the Democratic ticket. He seeks the office through the party convention and primary process.
Sheriff Candidate Fred Collings Seeks renomination
Fred Collings announces his bid for renomination as County Sheriff on the Republican ticket and asks supporters for their help. He emphasizes continued service and dedication to the county.
Candidate Announcement for State Representative Run
J W Coen files for nomination as State Representative from Union County. He seeks Democratic Party support at the June Primary, stating his candidacy is subject to voters and party approval. He asks for backing from the local electorate.
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Union County
Democratic Party
J. W. Coen
Local Candidate Seeks Nomination for Clerk of District Court
Otto A. Keck announces his candidacy for the June primary election for Clerk of the District Court. He requests support from voters and emphasizes his qualifications and readiness to serve.
County Treasurer Nomination Filed by J M Scurr
At the request of many voters from all parts of the county I am again submitting my name for nomination as County Treasurer subject to the will of the Republican voters at the June Primary. J M Scurr.
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Union County
County Attorney Nomination Announcement
A candidate declares on the Republican ticket for the office of County Attorney at the Primary Election on June 5. The message asks for voter support and notes the candidate seeks the nomination.
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George Figgins
W. G. Wickham
Colbert Announces State Rep Candidacy in Union County
W J Colbert declares his bid for State Representative from Union County on the Republican ticket in the upcoming June primary election. He seeks the party nomination and outlines a platform focused on local issues and conservative governance.
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Union County
Republcan
Candidate declares for Union County Auditor nomination
J A Spangler announces candidacy for County Auditor of Union County subject to Democratic voters approval. He frames the bid as a will of the party and asks for support from the electorate.
Boone Seeks Union County Attorney Nomination
Republican Carl B. Boone announces candidacy for Union County attorney at the June primary. He seeks support to win the nomination on the party ticket.
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Sheriff of Union Co
Union County
Carl B. Boone
Oshel Announces Candidacy for Coroner at June Primaries
At the request of many voters O J Oshel submits his name for the Republican nomination for coroner at the June primaries.
Wickham Seeks Support for County Auditor Nomination
W. G. Wickham announces candidacy for County Auditor on the Republican ticket in the June Primary asking for support from voters. He urges party members to back his bid and expresses commitment to public service.
Republican Ticket Nominates County Attorney Candidate
A candidate declares bid on the Republican ticket for the June primaries for the office of County Attorney. The statement frames the race as a pursuit of legal leadership in the county and calls for party support.
Tanlac Restores Chef's Appetite and Strength
Frank S Madonna, a Chicago chef for S. S. Kresge & Co., says Tanlac improved his health after rapid weight loss and digestive troubles. He reports a regained appetite, relief from indigestion, and increased vim enabling him to work easily. Tanlac is sold by all good druggists.
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Sai
Frank S Madonna
S. S. Kresge & Co
Publerton Ave
Chicago
Taniac
Nature Loves Bright Colors: Health Like Rosy Cheeks
An in promotional prose extols nature's colors and praises Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a remedy to restore health and beauty in weak, ailing women. It links vigor to rosy cheeks and smooth skin, urging trial of the tonic to regain firm flesh and rounded contours.
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Lydia F. Pinkham
Rich Bachelor Seeks Wife After Cure Claim
Quoting a man who says years of stomach and liver trouble vanished after using Mayis Wonderful Remedy he now seeks marriage. The ad claims a single dose proves efficacy with money back guarantee and lists Newcomb & Matthews and Druggists Everywhere as outlets.
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Newcomb & Matthews
Linguistic names and honey travel figures in old note
The seven named languages of the British Isles include Eng lish Welsh Erse Manx Gaelic French and Cornish. It takes 62 000 clover blossoms to make one pound of honey and 2 730 000 journeys to bring this one pound home.
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British Isles
England
Wales
Ireland
Manx
Ive
Man
Scotland
Channellands
Corwall
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