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Newspaper

Creston Daily Advertiser

Location

Creston, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1927

Page

3

Course Ready for Southwest Iowa Golfers

The Southwest Iowa Golf association predicts a record entry for its annual tournament at Crestmoor club Creston June 14 to 17 with 60 to 100 local Creston players plus visiting clubs. Robert McKee of Des Moines will direct the event with Gene Vaughn defending his title.

Southwest Iowa Golf Association J. W. Reynolds Creston Crestmoor Club Southwest Iowa Reynolds Association Robert McKee Des Moines Western Golf Association Gene Vaughn Shenandoah Crestmoor Ben A. Brower FE. M. Woodward Red Oak Dr. Reynolds F. I. Freeborn Corning Johnson Audubon Paul Scott Council Bluffs

Rotarians Visit Winterset Club

Rotarians from Creston traveled to Winterset for a club meeting last night. Ray Emerson Donald Vail and James Martin drove to Winterset, Arden McKeeff Frank Ickis and C. E. Fiers who had been in Ames joined the return trip. President Henry Kastlin has urged members to visit nearby clubs whenever possible.

S'x Creston Winterset Ray Emerson Donald Vail James Martin Creston Arden McKeeff Frank Ickis C. E. Fiers Ames Rotary Club Henry Kastlin

Cadet Dies In Plane Smash In San Antonio

Flying Cadet Morris B. Robinson of Baltimore Maryland was killed when the motor failed after a take off from an auxiliary field near Brooksfield where he was stationed.

San Antonio Tex Morris B. Robinson Baltimore Brooksfield

Rain and Sunshine Boost Union County Crops

Union County farm adviser L A Nordhausen says 85 to 90 percent of corn in the county has been planted with some cultivation done. Rain today will help break up clods and aid oats while hot weather will be needed afterward for crop growth. Wire worms and cut worms have damaged some fields, and replanting is occurring. Pastures and meadows remain in very good condition.

Union County L. A. Nordhausen Farm Bureau Nordhausen

Fear off law unsettles grain market in Chicago

Panic sales driven by fear that the Kessinger bill would move to a second reading in Springfield sent corn prices tumbling nearly six cents a bushel. Wheat and oats fell as investors reacted to a misread timing, though later reports showed the bill on first reading with no committee action.

Chicago Kessinger Springfield Chicago Board of Trade Board of Trade

Cromwell Farmers Ship Livestock to Chicago Market

The Cromwell Farmers' Union shipping association led by H. L. Hicks sent two cars of cattle to Chicago for sale on Wednesday. E. J. Willis and R. R. Rosland accompanied the shipment. Willis owned one carload fed on corn and cotton seed cake, gaining about 500 pounds per steer and selling at $12.50 a hundred. Rosland Brothers, George Looney, Burdette Brothers, and crew members filled the car, the union serving about one hundred members locally.

Farmers’ Union Shipping Association Cromwell H. L. Hicks Chicago Farmers’ Union Livestock Commission E. J. Willis R. R. eRasland Mr. Willis Farmers’ Union Agency Omaha Willis Rosland Brothers George Looney Burdette Brothers George Mullin L. S. Hoskinson Charles McCafferty Jess Blazek Farmers’ Union Association

Marriage Madness Joke from Bits Titters

A humorous Bits and Pieces item recounts the Smith wedding where the question of obedience to the husband sparked the bride to reply she would not. The groom, dazed, muttered I do as the parson asked.

Municipal Band Opens Concert Season in Creston

Creston's municipal band starts its 1927 season at McKinley Park with an afternoon concert Sunday June 5. Directed by Charles A. Hayden the 25 piece group features Orville Smith and Albert Farrell as soloists. The free program lasts about an hour with a varied set list including marches and selections.

Albert Farrell Orville Smith McKinley Park Creston Municijal Charles A. Hayden Orwlle Smith Hayden

Local residents relocate and travel notices drift through town

Mr and Mrs T A Pinkerton of Dallas visited with Mr and Mrs Richard Scullen en route to Omaha where they will settle. Mrs Pinkerton a former Creston resident will join Martin Perry corporation in Omaha JC W Drew left for Highland Wyoming after winter with daughter Mrs Earl Florence. Mr and Mrs John D Haney left for Omaha. Mrs Earl Florence returned from Omaha after shopping. Mrs W D Thompson of Kansas City, guest at Mrs James Leach, departed for home.

T. A. Pinkerton Dallas Tex Richard Scullen Omaha Pinkerton Creston Martin Perry Corporation W. Drew Highland Wyo Earl Florence West Adams Street John D. Haney W. D. Thompson Kansas City James Leach Leach

Grapefruit’s Journey From East to America

The grapefruit likely had no European use before Captain Shattuck introduced it to America, reportedly bringing it from the Far East.

Europe America Shattuck Far East

Hearst Urges Strengthening Iowa Farm Bureau In Eighth District

Charles E Hearst president of the Iowa Farm Bureau Federation spoke at the Bedford meeting urging stronger county bureaus to meet the year’s goal. W A Sadler represented Union County with L A Nordhausen and Mrs L J Shaw outlined women’s work and township bureaus. Fremont sent representatives as six counties were represented.

Farm Bureau Bedford Union County W. A. Sadler Lincoln Township L. A. Nordhausen State Executive Council Charles E Hearst Iowa Farm Bureau Federation Hearst Washington Iowa Federation J. L. Stark Service Department L. J. Shaw Corning Women's Work Fremont

Milk Sellers Back City Registration Plan for Public Health

Creston city council, acting as a board of health, heard milk dealers favor registering all sellers. A committee of aldermen Bartlett Keeln Tramp and health officer Dr. T W Golden will draft an ordinance for next Monday, requiring registration and tuberculin testing of all cows supplying the city. All cows must be tested this month. The panel invited input from dealers to shape a broadly acceptable law. Sewage questions were also on the agenda with city engineer P K DeVoe providing requested data.

Creston Board of Health Bartlett Keeln Tramp T. W. Golden Golden

Berlin Will Be Goal Of Chamberlain

New York June 3 4 The New York Sun says preparations are under way for the Bellanca monoplane Columbia to hop off tonight for Berlin Germany Weather conditions are being investigated and if favorable it is considered likely that Clarence D Chamberlin who was to pilot the plane on the New York to Paris non stop flight will take off.

New York New York Sun Columbia Berlin Germany Sun Clarence Dpd. Chamberlin

Belhineks Columbia Prepares for European Flight

Curtiss Field at New York hosts the Belhineks monoplane Columbia fueled for a possible take-off this afternoon and bound for Europe. Police protection and Roosevelt Field runway access requested with Carl Sehory of the NAA contest committee set to appear for the launch.

Curtiss Field New York Columbia Europe Roosevelt Field Carl Sehory National Aeronautic Association Washington, D. Ct Peld

Takeoff Time Secret for Bellanca Airship Columbia

In Washington June 3 aaviation circle says Berths is the destination for the airship Columbia. Carl F. Sehory of the National Aeronautic Association was summoned to New York to seal barographs. Take-off time remained undetermined. Sehory expected to reach Long Island Flying Field after 6 p m.

Washington Aeronautcal Bellasea Columbia Carl F. Sehory National Aeronautic Asaptation New York Sehory Long Island

Pilot Chambertin Eyes Berlin Flight From Denison

The Bellanca plane Columbia piloted by Clarence D Chambertin may attempt an Atlantic crossing to Berlin. Chambertin's father in Denison Iowa said the last word from his son suggested take-off was imminent.

Denison Bellanca Columbia Clarence Chambertin Berlin Atlantic

Farm bureau meetings draw 270 attendees in Union County

N A Nordhausen reports three township farm bureau sessions in Union County with a total of 270 attendees. Lincoln township set a yearly record with 150 present. Spaulding had 65 at its May 24 meeting. Highland hosted 55 at Valley Chapel last night.

Union County N. A. Nordhausen Agen Lincoln Township Spaulding Township Spaulding Center Hghland Township Valley Chapel Linecots Jerusalem Church Douglas Township

Shimek Quits Walton League

Waterloo Iowa June 3 Dr Bohumil Shimek professor of botany at the University of Iowa resigns as state president of the Izaak Walton League and severs ties with the national group. Dr E G Wollenweber will succeed him as state president.

Waterloo Izaak Walton League Bohumil Shimek Totany University of Iowa Shimek League E. G. Wollenweber Keokuk Dr Shimek

Union County Considers Bonds for Primary Road Work

Engineer Coykendahl urged Union county to issue 650000 in bonds to accelerate primary road improvements funded by the state primary road fund. The plan would advance No 34 from Clarke to Adams and complete other projects, with bonds repaid over 11 years from primary funds. The timing and election process remain unsettled, with officials considering petitions and board action.

Union County Benda Kagineer Coykendahl Astute Highway Commission Ames Trent Board of Supervisors Clarke Adams County Caykendahl Union County Improvement County Credit Coykendahl Adams Board of ‘’Upervisors O. T. Myers S. R. Brown Gale McCall L. R. Crandall Rh. O. Treichler Walker Hammans Afton J. J. Pettinger Arden McKee Frank Ickis Matt Conway E. Fiers W. J. Colbert Iron Creston Ed C. Ayres Charlton Reid Walter Grandtiel Lorimer Guy Perry O. Hamilton Creston Oree

Mrs. Field Visits Charles McColl Home in Omaha

Mrs. George M. Field of Omaha is visiting at the Charles McColl home, 1406 Higbee Street, in what appears to be a social call or family gathering.

George M. Field of Omaha Charles McColl Higbee Street

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Winterset Club Municipal Band American Red Cross Marchanella Holden Borowski Cottonfield Locals Umum North China United States Shanghai Pelow Bureau P. K. DeVoe Age Adams, Taylor, Ringgold and Union Counties Iowa Chamberlain Walton League Hamilton
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