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Newspaper

Creston Daily Advertiser

Location

Creston, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1927

Page

8

Prohibition Group Seeks Change as Drys Push Agenda

The Association Against the Prohibition Amendment, with over 700000 members, lobbies for enforcing the Volstead Act while hoping business leaders grow disillusioned with prohibition. Leaders cite possible party shifts in Congress and plan referenda like those in 1926, aiming to bend public opinion toward repeal in states voting dry.

Rodney Dutcher NEA Washington G. C. Hinckley Anti-Saloon League Hinckley United States Massachusetts

Local residents host and visit across Talmage area

Mrs Louis Vogel phoned the Roy Rees and Frank Miler homes Thursday while Mrs Margaret Holcomb and Miss Marie Thornburg dined at the John Pardon home. Several visitors and callers are listed including Walter Baumgarten and John Pardon. Memorial Day services were attended in Aston. Several trips to Creston Des Moines Afton Monette are noted.

Louis Vogel Roy Rees Frank Miler Margaret Holcomb Marie Thornburg John Pardon Walter Baumgarten Lorimer Lerimer Walter Simpson J. W. Goin Charles Ames Sophia Vogel Helen Thornburg John ‘Ardon Sam Shields Aston Merrill Ames William Harold Howard Harris Virgil Goin Alice Clarice Ames C. B Pettett Des Moines John Tettett Ruby Ames Benjamin Justice Afton Charlie Shields Talmage Section Monette

Tooth troubles for 14 day old Sweetwater resident

The 14 day old infant Joseph William Woods Jr of Sweetwater Texas faced an early dental issue when a tooth was pulled after it irritated the baby's lower gums.

Joseph William Woods, Jr Sweetwater Texas

Shannon City Social Notes Highlight Weekend Visits

Shannon City residents hosted and visited relatives over the weekend. Teachers held a picnic breakfast. many locals attended the alumni banquet and memorial services, with travels to Des Moines, Fort Dodge, Creston, and Colfax for family and school events.

Local Visitors Stop Through Small Town Community

Dr and Mrs Loomis visited Sunday with their son Frank and family in Omaha. They returned Monday. Mr and Mrs J B Jones of Mt Ayr called on relatives here Monday. Mr Robi Millikin and daughter Vera visited relatives in Clearfield Monday. Miss Mildred Cominton left Tuesday for her home at Earlham. She expects to return in September to resume school work for another year.

Shannon City Pert Wolfe Ot Blockton Knudsen M. W. Jones Louise Mecallesburg Geo. Edwards Villisea Kel Edwards Selkirk Fort Dodge Henry Grant Beatrice Laird Des Moines Shannon Mildred Laughead Hulan Shay Creston Finch Clearfield Geo. Swinehart Ryan Mr. Delzell Cedin Rapids Fred Vorhies Mr. Vorhies Vorhies Colfax Wm. Brown Earlham Oan John Newbrough Chelsea Cedar Falls Woodruff Vera Drew Ferguson St. Joseph Geo. Smith Clarinda Robinson Stewart Smith Chas Maple Claude Mt. Ayr Ben Chenoworth Weldon Moyer Tama Mabel Strong Lincoln Neb University N. M. Strong Lottie Jenkins Fred Krabiel Darleen Shade Albia Forrest, Proctor Mr. Heffner Grand River Township C. W. Basham Marion Breckenridge Excelsior Springs Arthur Graham Burbank Calif Ada Deih Oscola Floyd Charington Glen Streepy Mark Strong Howard Eatinger Freda Fulton Greenfield Amanda Scott Osceola Humeston Charles Steward Ralph Wilbur Avondale Lee Kingland Rebecca Brown Mildred Mabel Stanley Vernon Augustine Frank Augustine Jud Walker Macksburg Julius Walker W. A. Sprague Cliff McBain Orient Bertha Hart Fillmer Stutz Maude Holmes Rivenburg Nell Land Waters Denver Col Thomas Smith Mildred England Newell Garwin Archer Locimer M. W. Witham Graydon Capps Wil! Jenkins Leora Miars J .Miars Bert Brown Rue Burnell Zion Thos Beaumont Eugene Halling Donald Kingery Chas. Jackson Helen Johnson Cemtery Rev. Basham Treva Clayton W. E. Johnson Mattie Pettit Crest Elizabeth Nicholls

Federal Farm Facts on Flood Prevention and Dairy Trends

The Department of Agriculture outlines flood prevention measures including forest fire control reforestation and tree planting along streams. It reports 1925 wool marketing associations with 50 000 members handling 10 000 000 in business and rising milk and cream per capita consumption to 55.3 gallons in 1926 with total U S consumption at 56 417 000 000 pounds. Farm population now 25 percent of the total, down from 80 percent a century ago.

Department of Agriculture Co-Operative Wool Marketing Associations Wih U. S. Bureau of Agricultural Economics United States

Orient News brief highlights local social scene

Weldon Moyer returns home to spend summer with his parents after teaching and coaching at Tama high school. Many residents travel for visits and summer work, with memorial day observances, social gatherings, and local travel noted along with a car accident causing injuries to occupants.

Peace Bridge Links Fort Erie and Buffalo in Costly Project

Buffalo New York June 2 The Peace Bridge spanning the Niagara River near Fort Erie Ont opens this month linking the United States and Canada in a symbol of postwar harmony The $4 5 million structure rests on five piers where Lake Erie narrows The bridge is nearly publicly owned tolls will cover costs only until the project is paid for Officials recall Alonzo C Mather who bought land in Fort Erie and donated Mather Park to the bridge company The opening will be formal with President Coolidge and the Prince of Wales and Premier King likely in attendance

Buffalo N. Y United States Canada Niagara River Fort Erie Lake Erie Lake Ontario Alonzo C. Mather Chicago Mather

Dead Cornstalks Reused in New Pulp and Product Venture

A New York engineering firm plans to convert waste cornstalks into cellulose pulp for products like paper rayon film explosives and artificial leather. Iowa State College experts note Iowa could host factories given the state's large cornstalk and cob production and strong chemical industries.

NEA. Service Iowa City New York Iowa O. R. Sweeney Iowa State College Ames United States

TRY THIS PUZZLE A Q and A style entries puzzle sweep

A long list of clues and answers including words for journey mountain laurel hyp or hypothetical unit typical sun god clip a bud sage pilack viscous liquid liquid food entrance wosay acquiesced examination metallic element exclamation of inquiry a second entry agency of and arched ceiling paid publicity and many more items across numbers from 5 to 153 with scattered misspellings and references to yesterday’s puzzle

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Corn stalks and cobs linked to chemical industry prospects

Mr. Sweeney predicts the corn belt in Iowa may hinge on chemical industries as corn stalks and cobs are seen as a valuable raw material. A new process by Dr Bela Dorner, a Hungarian chemist, promises conversion into products like starch and ethyl alcohol with implied high value.

Sweeney Iowa Bela Dorner

Detectives Dig Up Cash Cache In Pittsburgh Area

Pittsburgh and Allegheny County detective bureaus say they possess more than $325000 in cash unearthed with pick and shovel at various times. Investigators report numerous clues and ongoing inquiries into the source and holders of the money.

Pittsburgh, Pa Pittsburgh Allegheny Counties

Buried Loot Recovered as Detectives Seize $100000 Prize

Thieves hid a $100000 loot and abandoned it as investigations intensified. Detectives push the case with a 10 percent reward on all money restored to rightful owners. Courts will be asked to dispose of the $250000 still unclaimed.

Summer Underwear Fashion Trends Noted In Descriptions

The article highlights women favoring shorts and two styles: glove silk bloomer with a yoke and yoked flaring panties ending midway to the knee. It emphasizes practical summer wear and evolving underwear silhouettes.

That’s Something First Spin Thers Antique Rumor

A humorous overheard exchange about a proposed marriage rumor in a society circle. The second speaker dismisses the claim, calling herself an old maid while acknowledging the gossip.

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