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Newspaper
Creston Daily Advertiser
Location
Creston, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1925
Page
4
Nevada June 06 Rep L J Dickinson of Algona urged Story county farm bureau members to back a federal farm commission. He said nominations should come from farm and cooperative groups and members should be experienced. The panel would aid cooperatives and transfer successful practices to others.
The text proposes a commission with authority to connect cooperatives to export issues and study surplus effects. It would declare operating periods for surplus control, disposal, and negotiate with existing agencies. It aims to empower farmers cooperatives to control their products and protect both producers and consumers.
Sioux City reports Nicoly Sokoloff aged 70, wealthy hotel man, dies from injuries after a ladder fall. Grinnell notes 148 degrees awarded at Grinnell College graduation. Cedar Rapids details Killam Riehert's auto crash. he escapes serious injuries. Iowa City reports hydrophobia Pasteur treatment for Moses Fountain family after milk from a cow bitten by a mad dog.
New York on June 9. Prosecutor Mc Donald opened the trial of Dorothy Perkins a 17 year old girl charged with the fatal shooting of Thomas A. Templeton a New Jersey war veteran at a St. Valentines day party in Greenwich Village. The prosecutor sought a verdict of first degree murder carrying death as the penalty.
Mrs. A P Haley of Creston recalls using Doan's Pills for backache and kidney disorders with lasting relief. Five years later she says she was cured and remains faithful to Doan's. Priced 60c to 60 cents at dealers. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY advert.
A vintage advertisement touts Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as the best remedy to combat ailments claimed to plague women. It promises renewed health and beauty by addressing symptoms such as headaches fatigue and a sallow complexion.
An advertisement claims success in improving liver and stomach health using Mayr's Wonderful Remedy. It promises to remove catarrhal mucus from the intestinal tract and ease inflammation causing stomach liver and intestinal ailments including appendicitis, available at all druggists.
Washington reports ordnance experts test a new seven millimeter shoulder rifle to boost front line ammunition supply by one third without added weight. Pederson at Springfield Armory leads production on the .276 caliber weapon claiming easier, cheaper mass production and 1000 yard range.
Des Moines reports 102,027 of 106,638 filed soldier bonus claims have been paid. About 1,900 remain to be disposed of by the state bonus board. 2,547 were rejected and 202 cancelled. Approximately $1,500,000 in surplus expected after all claims are paid will be allocated to disabled World War I veterans.
Andrew Larson returns to Orient after a short visit here. Miss Bessie House goes home to Clearfield following a brief stay. William Burroughs leaves Tuesday evening for Chicago, where he plans to seek employment or residence.
R. E. Stephens of Afton traveled to Creston for business. Bert Carter and Rex Carter along with Mrs. Carter left for Des Moines to spend a few days. Blanche Stump resigned from her sales position at the Kamath Paint shop after several months.
Kenneth Bowman of Iowa City arrives in Creston and stays at the home of Galen Kilburn at 517 New York avenue. He is a son of Mr and Mrs Charles Bowman, former Creston residents.
Mr. and Mrs. O. S. Day of Tulsa Oklahoma paused in Creston to attend to business during a Des Moines visit and head home. Mrs. Mary Howard of Pana Illinois stayed with Burr Miller at 406 North Birch and plans a trip to Osceola. George Armstrong of Centerville stayed with his parents Tuesday night, and Mr. and Mrs. Scott Armstrong reside at 101 North Jarvis Street.
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