Creston Daily Advertiser Publication Details
The Creston Daily Advertiser published weekdays by The Creston Advertiser-Gasette Co. lists offices in Creston Iowa with Davenport and W A Roseberry as publishers. It shows subscription rates for city, Union and adjoining counties, and outlying areas with monthly and yearly terms. The text notes Associated Press news usage and republication rights.
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Creston Advertiser-Gasette Co
Car. Davenport
W. A. Roseberry
Creston
Reston
Iowa
Congress
Ieseintee Ip Rres
Associated Press
Union
OWA Excitement Raises Firefighter Health Concerns
Fire Chief Daggett of Springfield Mass cites nine tenths of firemen dying from heart failure. He says people are checked up, and the estimate seems high though plausible. Excitement and rush at alarms place heavy strain on the heart, affecting firefighters and others in daily life. Heart disease remains a leading, increasing cause of death due to fast living.
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Daggett
Springfield
Mass
Senate passes permanent national reforestation bill
Wy Associated Press reports the senate approved a bill creating a permanent national reforestation policy with an annual 2.7 million dollar appropriation to the secretary of agriculture for related work. In Washington a treaty to suppress liquor and narcotics smuggling across the Canadian border was signed by American and Canadian representatives.
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Wy Associated Press
Washington
Senate
Secretary of Agriculture
Martin Named Secretary and Assistant to Budget Director
Des Moines, June 6 AP reports State Budget Director Fred L. Maytag appointed E. C. Martin of Des Moines as secretary and assistant. The appointment received approval from the state executive council. Martin is a certified public accountant.
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Associated Press
Des Moines
Fred L. Maytag
E. C. Martin
State Executive Council
Martin
Tokio Professors Invent Cheap Artificial Crystals
Two professors at Tokio Imperial University have developed a method to manufacture perfect artificial crystals. The process melts white stones by electricity at about 2000 degrees, reducing the cost of a $1500 crystal ball to about $1. This breakthrough promises a dramatic drop in crystal prices.
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Tokio
Tokio Imperial Universty
May Drought Report Shows Little Rain in Iowa
Des Moines reports statewide drought persist with May the driest in five decades. Oats and rye stunted as corn lags, fruit prospects fair and strawberries ripening. County notes record replanting, late season and sparse pastures. some towns report minor rains that offered a brief boost.
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Associated Press
Des Moines
Iowa
Iowa Weather and Crop Bureau
Charles D. Reed
Iowa Bureau of Crops and Weather
Cass
Pottawattamie
Taylor
Timothy Hay
Madison
Clarke
Tama
Dubuque
Radio for Tomorrow Program Listings
Radio schedule notes for June across stations WSB Atlanta WGN Chicago WLW Cincinnati and WFAA Dallas with times for memorial service sermon and music segments across the lineup. The entry lists station call signs, newspapers and programs with stated time blocks.
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WSB Atlanta Journal
WGN Chicago Tribune
WLW
Cincinnati
WFAA
Dallas News
American Miner Shot To Death In Mexico
Nogales Arizona June 6 Charley F Sturtevant an American mining man was shot to death at Mazatlan Sinaloa Mexico yesterday by assailants who escaped according to reports received here today Mrs Charles F Sturtevant who lives in Salt Lake City said in a letter from her husband that he had been threatened by a man he had discharged from the mining company he served telegrams later stated his death but did not reveal the manner of death
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Nogales
Aria
Charley F. Sturtevant
Mazatlan
Sinaloa
Mexico
Assins
Associated Press
Salt Lake City
Charles F. Sturtevant
Day Light Bandits Rob Kansas City Bank for 26000
Four bandits robbed F. J. Lodde teller and Charles G. Haake cashier of a Main Street bank as they returned from the First National. Messenger guard L. Dyer was wounded but expected to recover after engaging the robbers. The incident occurred in Kansas City on June 6 with the bandits making off with 26000.
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Kansas City
F. J. Lodde
Charles G. Haake
Main Street
First National Bank
Cc. L. Dyer
Wags
Dyer
Postal Salaries Bill Approved by House
The conference report on the postal salaries increase bill was approved by the House and sent to the president. It provides an average raise of about 300 dollars for clerks carriers inspectors supervisors and assistant postmasters. The vote was 1362 to 6 in favor.
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Associated Presa
Washington
Hous
House
France Fails to Find Track Talent for Olympic Trials
Paris notes France may struggle to place in track and field at the Olympics with limited prospects beyond distance events. Secret preparations since 1922 center on the 10,000 meters and marathon, featuring Ouadi a French-Moroccan sprinting for a strong showing.
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Associated Prese
Paris
France
Olympi
KE. Ouadi
North Africa
Distaywe
Bedel
Nancy
Gaston Hornet
Manhes
Schnellman
Industries Should Profit by Loans Here
Boston June 5. Franklin Remington of The Foundation Company urged at the Eleventh National Foreign Trade convention that private American foreign loans be spent within American tributaries. He proposed debenture corporations with bankers to oversee loans to boost foreign trade, noting foreign loans open undeveloped markets and create buyers for U.S. goods.
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Great Britain
United States
Franklin’ Remington
Presse
Boston
Fraklin Remington
The
Foundation Company
Remington
Britain
America
Camp Foster Camp Draws Iowa Boys Across State Lines
Des Moines announces Camp Foster on the Okobojis will host about 300 boys this summer with plans to triple enrollment. Directors include O W Bell of Buena Vista and C H Klippel for Sioux City sessions. Camps run June 17 to Aug 18 with participants from Perry Knoxville Rockwell City Estherville and many other towns under various regional leaders.
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Associated Press
Des Moines
Towa
Foster
Okobojis
Towa Y. M
O'Brien
Marion
Calhoun
Buena Visita
O. W. Bell
Buena Vista
Perry
Knoxville
Rockwell City
Farnhamville
Pomeroy
Storm Lake
Sioux Rapids
Newell
Lytton
Albert City
Linn Grove
Primghar and
Sutherland
Sioux City
C. H. Klippel
City
W. F. Vance
Harwarden
Camp Foster
Algona
T. C. Traeger
Estherville
Ralph Mahlum
Britt
E. D. Calkins
Spencer
John Collins
Rock Rapids
Glen H. Crawford
Harlan
H. Co. Travis
Laurens
Edwin Hignett
Emmetsburg
Antone Johnson
Fort Dodge
H. G. Wright
Hampton
Varina
Webster City
Humboldt
Pan Zieke
Council Bluffs
F. M. Hansen
Dwight N. Lewis
Centerville
Indianola
Mason City
Patterson
Agena
Earlham
Winterset
Pleasantville
Pella
Spirit Lake
Detroit, Mica
Miwaukee, Wis
Immigration Grows in Montreal Amid Fiscal Year Increase
The Department of Immigration reports a 104 percent rise in Canadian immigration for 1923-1924 versus 1922-1923 in Montreal. Immigration from the United States falls by seven percent, while overall Canadian movement climbs despite the U S drop.
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Montreal
Department of Immigration
United States
Quart of Water a Day Helps Kidneys
Eating too much rich food may cause kidney trouble as acids excite the kidneys and overwork them. Drink a quart of water daily and use four ounces of Jad Salts in a glass of water before breakfast for a few days to flush and stimulate kidneys. Jad Salts, a lithia based drink, helps neutralize acids and prevent bladder irritation. Have kidneys checked by a physician at least twice yearly.
Vegetable Compound Helps Sharon Woman Say It Aids Health
Mrs Lewis Trombley of Sharon Vermont says Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound relieved her weak run down condition and bearing down pains. She keeps it on hand and recommends it to others as a reliable aid to health.
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Sharon
Vermont
Newsom
Lydia Kiinkham
Lewis Trombley
Sharon, Givens
Testimonial for Lydia E. Pinkham Vegetable Compound
Brooklyn woman Mabel Hart asserts months of back and side pain improved after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She says relief began after several bottles and encourages others to try it, noting visible health gains.
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Lydia KE
Pinkham
Mabel Hart-Mann
Greene Ave
Brooklyn
N.Y
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