Creston Daily Advertiser Publisher Notice
The Creston Daily Advertiser announces it is published every weekday evening by The Creston Advertiser-Gasette Co Carl Davenport and W A Roseberry publishers. It is a second class matter March 2 1904 at Creston Iowa and a member of The Associated Press with exclusive rights to use AP dispatches and local news.
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Creston Daily Advertiser
Creston Advertiser-Gasette Co
Carl Davenport
W. A. Roseberry
Waveven
Creston
Iowa
Associated Press
el News
I am the careless and thoughtless American tourist
The Manufacturer condemns a traveler who spread trash across the Pacific Northwest from the Klamath to Hood River. The note lists damaged forests, campfires left burning, polluted lakes, scattered debris, and harmed orchards while confessing broad, destructive perception.
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Oregon
Mount Baker
Washington
California
Canadian
Medford
Willamette Valley
Rome
Hood River
Yakima Valley
Crater Lake
Lake Chelan
Age no handicap as elders break old limits
A reflection on aging defying limits as the elderly pursue bold feats. An Irish 98-year-old emigrates to America to begin anew while Weymouth’s grandmother plans to swim the channel. Thomas Hardy at 84 addressed a Dorchester society and a man 17 years older wrote to the Times. Age not always a handicap.
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America
Weymouth
Thomas Hardy
Dorchester Debating and Dramatic Society
Times
Gladstone
Midlothian
Britain
Telephone Girl Now Well in Marshalltown Iowa
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound helped a Marshalltown operator overcome two years of leg pains and cramps that left her nearly unable to work. Her mother’s use for the Change of Life and the Liver Pills were also recommended by Mrs. P. E. Everts. A second testimonial from Mrs. Clarence S. Norton of Nashua New Hampshire notes relief from weakness dizziness poor appetite and insomnia after using the same product.
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Marshalltown
Iowa
Lydia E. Pinkham
P. E. Everts
Norton
Clarence S. Norton
Pierce St., Ver, N. H
Crest on High School graduates and city council actions
A list of Creston High School graduates by rows is followed by historical notes on centenarian figures and a city council meeting. The record includes approvals of claims totaling 1106.50, sewer and street light referrals, a sewage plant bid, brick paving, and Ordinance No. 371 establishing Civil Service for a paid fire and police department with three readings and final passage.
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Committee On Lights
Newcomb
Lash & Rutledge
Swartz
Jolly Swartz
Benson
Schmoll McCoy
McCoy
Ayes
Iowa
Cole
Schmall
Jolly
Benson Newcomb
Bartlett
Molby
Rolle
Rolleall
Benson Newcomb Schmoll
Schmoll
Svhmoll
B. Tallman
City Cherk
Creston City Council May 18 1925 Proceedings
City council met in Creston Iowa with Mayor Burt and councilmen Jolly McCoy present. Clerk filed claims totaling funds across General and Fire Sanitary and Misc divisions including police salaries and extra police, labor, and material costs. Transactions cover wages for chief police and officers, plumbing, concrete work, city map, refuse disposal, cleaning, and fire department expenditures.
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Burt
Jolly Swartz
Benson, Newcomb
Schmoll McCoy
General Fund
Calloway & Coakley
H. L. Stickers
Sash & Rutledge
W. B. Spangler
Wallace Molby
Dilton
Oscar Danielson
Sam Baker
F. Ph'Wips
Eugene Owens
W. HA. Hodson
W. O. Bickel
Si Vonivae
Stickls
Elmer Cummings
Harley Harshaw
P .H. Hannem
W. H Culver
Crete Cane
Funeral follows the swallow in some instances
A Nashville Tennessean notice notes that in certain cases a funeral follows a swallow event. The report links cultural beliefs to ritual practices observed in the city.
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Nashville
Grave of Crusader Philip Daubigne Sought for Preservation
Jerusalem report states Sir Ronald Storrs seeks to preserve the grave of Philip Daubigne, a 13th century governor of the Channel Islands and Magna Charta tutor to Henry II, located at the Holy Sepulchre entrance. An appeal invites Channel Islanders and descendants to help reforging ties with Jerusalem.
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Associated Press
Jerusalem
Ronald Storrs
Philip Daubigne
Channel Islands
John
Henry II
Holy Sepulchre
Daubigne
Frederick II
Sir R Nald
Philip Dauhbiene
Holy City
Buenos Aires Plans Large Street Cleaning Contract
The Buenos Aires city government announces a 2,008,000 peso contract to speed and improve daily street cleaning, aiming to enhance the city’s reputation for cleanliness.
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Buenos Aires
U.S. Bid Win For City Truck Fleet Replaces Horse Drawn Fleet
An American firm won a $350,000 contract to supply 80 garbage trucks replacing horse drawn vehicles. It faced a lively international contest with three German, three French, three English, one Italian, and seven other American manufacturers competing for the street sweepers and sprinklers contracts.
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Coneian
Bond Issue Passes For Memorial Coliseum City Hall
Cedar Rapids voters approved an $800000 bond issue by a two to one margin for a combined memorial coliseum and city hall on the municipal island. Des Moines notes show gasoline tax receipts fell short of estimates by about 75000 during the first 14 days of operation. Ray Johnson state treasurer announced April receipts. President Coolidge will not attend Des Moines visit en route to Minneapolis per Senator Cummins. Iowa executive council expected to consider cuts in farm land valuations next month.
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Associated Press
Cedar Rapids
Memorial Coliseum
Des Moines
Jowa
Ray Johnson
Coolidge
Karnak Health Medicine Promises Quick Recovery
The Creston Karnak health tonic from Newcomb & Matthews is widely touted as a life changer. Des Moines brick mason W S Kramer credits Karnak with curing years of stomach trouble and heartburn after five bottles, noting improved strength and energy. Over 500 000 bottles sold in four states in ten months. Karnak is sold exclusively in Creston by Newcomb and Matthews and local druggists.
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Creston Karnak
Newcomb & Matthews
W.S. Kramer
Elizabeth Avenue
Des Moines
Kramer
Karnk
Mr. Kramer
Croston
Evers Town
Intercollegiate Athletics Abolished Stirring Iowa Institutions
In Des Moines on June 2 Dr Karl F Wettstone president of Dubuque university announced abolition of intercollegiate athletics drawing responses from heads of the University of Iowa Iowa State College Drake University and Grinnell College. In Des Moines the tangible assets of a 1918 started packing firm were auctioned leaving only 81000 for creditors of 300000 claims while farmers as stockholders were to receive little. In Cedar Rapids Linn County opened its new 700000 courthouse on June 2.
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Board of Assessment
Dee Moines
Karl F. Wettstone
Dubuque University
University of Iowa
Iowa State College
Drake University
Grinnell College
Wettstone
Des Moines
Gale
George
Associated Backing Company
Dar Rapids
Linn Comery
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Lydia E.pinkham
Littico Ms
Youfp Druggista T. K York
Creston High School
Guy Neville
Edra Hepler
Margaret Keisling
Arline Kitching
Katherine Laughlin
Los Angeles
Old Parr
Alpegpary
Royal Hospital
Chelsea
Answers
London
Birney Lewis
Mildred Lininger
Donald McGuffin
Lawrence Parrett
Olga Collings
Esther Hogatt
Alice Bick
Irene Buckles
Keith Swisher
Pearl Belding
Clarence Strey
John Lash
Ada Russell
Dale Alley
Eileen Herrmann
Harriet Huckins
Dale Grandfield
Mildred Johnston
Helen Hintz
Norene Pierson
Dorothy Johnston
Lester Page
Janet Huhn
Bernard Hawke
Evelyn Heesse
Rose Vickera
Francia Strance
Ruth Harriss
Mil
Dred Livingston
Plary Louise Hansen
Margaretta Dean
Verd Schmoll
Dorothy Wilton
Melvin Reeves
North Pine
Walnut Streets
Committee On
Miler
W. H. Culver
A. Totten
Miller
Chas Quinton
John Welcher
Cemetery Fund
J. H. Welchher
Sexton and
Auto Soo
X. T. McGinnis
M. L Miller
Frank Hribal
Panna
City Council
Creston, Iowa
W. A. McKee
H. W. Fisher
James Donald
D. F. Shipley
Potigo
Geo. MccFee
St. Commisee Cansee Ieee
Konkler
Clyde Howie
Hewitt
Sener
J. W. Strey
Sapp
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Karnak
Yee Hye
W. A. Henry
East Howard Street
T. B
Jersey
John and
Farris Russell
Fred Russell