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Newspaper
Creston Daily Advertiser
Location
Creston, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1922
Page
5
Last evening the Allen Studebaker driven by Mr and Mrs C A Allen and Mrs George Cornelius overturned four miles west of the city. The top and windshield were damaged but occupants escaped injury. The mishap occurred around 7 90 o clock when another car passed forcing the Allen vehicle toward the ditch.
An advertisement claims stiff constipation harms health and promotes Hollister 8 Golden Nugget Tablets from Newcomb & Matthews. It notes 408 births per year in China and mentions a company record of 8,008.
County Clerk Otto A. Keck to stage a patriotic program at the county courthouse for three naturalization applicants Frank Hribal Axel Karlsson and Chas Buxton. Judge A Ray Maxwell will preside at the summer term on August 21. The event follows the first public service of its kind in Union County last fall, praised for its impression.
Mrs Josie Jims of near Creston sails from New York to Sweden to visit her nearly eighty seven year old mother. The journey mirrors a prior trip about twenty five years ago when she travelled with her brother Mr Danielson.
The County Clerk records show 21 births 10 deaths and 9 marriage licenses issued in May. Deputy Miso Marie Shay assists with the files and the May totals are published from the office records.
L. E. Sternberg of this city purchased a handsome new Cadillac Sedan Model 61 for use by himself and family. The car, one of the finest in the city, was brought down from Des Moines by dealer H. W. Edaburn last evening.
Creston National Bank cashier J. W. McCue has returned from Hastings Nebraska after a brief business trip to handle probate matters. He notes land and crop conditions in that area look good.
W. E. Stamper aged 22 and Lena I. C. Allen aged 18 both of Clearfield were granted licenses. J. G. Stamper aged 24 and Mary M. Allen also of Clearfield were granted licenses yesterday.
The word Hale, pronounced like hail, is an older form of haul meaning to pull or drag. It derives from haler and related Germanic roots. used in older and news English to describe pulling ropes or drawing actions.
Monkey fur appears on many of the newest white georgette frocks and remains popular on coats. The fur combines well with black satin and black crepe for stylish contrasts.
Cleveland August 8 ex plicit declaration by society outlaw war to end international strife forever says Judge Florence Allen first criminal judge. She says women should organize to demand a conference of nations to outlaw war viewing it as wholesale murder and society must declare war criminal.
Report notes that fewer than 15 percent of French citizens earn more than 500 dollars annually. The statistic highlights income disparity and economic structure in the country during the period.
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