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Newspaper
Creston Daily Advertiser
Location
Creston, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1925
Page
5
Estate of Ida J Peterson in Union County Iowa names E N Dougherty as executor appointed June 13 1925 by the district court. Creditors must present claims authenticated for allowance and all interested persons must pay or present claims by the court dated June 13 1925. Publication dates June 13 20 27.
Mrs O G Selander and Mrs Carl Selander returned home Friday after attending a party at the W A Tieran home in Stanton. Miss Emma Breang left Friday for Colorado Springs and Denver to spend a few days before going to Greeley Col for summer school. Miss Merca Holmes also left Friday for Colorado Springs for a few days then to Greeley Col for several weeks of summer school.
I Miars returns to Orient after a short visit. Mrs George Brotherton and granddaughter Viola Streder arrive home after two weeks in Danville. E S Lainson and son Charles Hudson of Boone visit Sidney area. Harry Hackler returns from Iowa City where he attended the state university and graduated. Ethel Walters of Lenox leaves Creston for Los Angeles for the summer with her parents. Darlene Benson returns from Nortonville to this city visiting Mrs S F Lewis.
The Creston Daily Advertiser, published weekday evenings by The Creston Advertiser-Gasette Co, lists publishers Carl Davenport and W A Roseberry and notes its status as a second class mail, with Associated Press membership and republication restrictions for news dispatches and local items.
Five people died last night in the Midwest and Southwest from wind and electrical storms. Earlier, two were killed Thursday in Minnesota and two in Iowa. A schoolhouse flue collapse near Breckenridge Texas injured 15, and an elderly woman and two sons were hurt near Lake Zurich Alabama when a car hit a washed-out hole.
Karl Litchfield, 33, shot his landlady Mrs E R Syriot and then killed himself at the Elliot home in Fort Dodge. The woman’s one year old daughter witnessed the first shot as she talked on the telephone. Mrs Elliott died shortly after the incident.
Clinton on June 13 identified Tex Maynard as the third occupant of the automobile from which two Cyclishion County motorcycle deputies George Howland and Ferdinand Alexander were shot. The officers, hospitalized in Kingston, had earlier identified photos of Jim Davis and Ed Welch as the other two members of the party.
In Mexico City on June 13 President Calles will respond to Secretary Kellogg's Washington statement on U S Mexico relations. The reply will come from the president rather than the foreign office according to Minister of Preregimen Affairs Aaron Sanez.
Des Moines reports Judge Herman F. Zeuch granted Joseph H. Vaughan permission to hold religious services once weekly on his front porch. Vaughan, founder of a new cult, was arrested for disturbing the peace while shouting to an audience of one. He added an "Amen" to the ruling.
Omaha June 13. Mrs John Worthen aged 28 is dead and her husband is dying after police say they killed themselves with poison they mixed into coffee. The couple left five children, oldest 10, youngest 1, destitute and unable to provide.
Belmont Park N Y June 13 Glen Riddle farms American Flag ridden by Johnson won the $50,000 Belmont Stakes for three year olds. Dangerous finished second with Shave third. Time 2 16 4 5 The Misses Laura and Jennie Jamison head to Oregon Washington and California for about three months. Mr and Mrs Claud Frazier arrive in Creston visiting the Clarks on New York Avenue.
The Creston Tennis Club announced the singles draw starting Monday on club courts. Class A features Russell versus Seurr and Henderson versus Robbins. Class B includes Jones versus Brookman with Bell receiving a bye. Matches are best two of three sets, with semis and finals best three of five, weather permitting all week.
The Grain Marketing company formed in Illinois as a non profit seeks to sell stock in Iowa without blue sky laws but awaits a state permit. Iowa officials and attorney J G Mitchell advise on exemptions, hoping courts override Indiana and Minnesota decisions to enable rapid financing.
Maud Lee Mudd a 16 year old heiress of Miami Oklahoma and Earl Gordon of Miami reportedly wed last Monday in Council Bluffs Iowa after fleeing Miami following a custody dispute. Guardian William Simms says signatures on the license appear forged and he plans to pursue validation.
Rain was general over Iowa yesterday and last night with forecast of further crop benefit, the Iowa Weather Bureau reported today. Albia logged the heaviest rain at 0.90 inches.
Heavy buy of steel shares climbing one to three points on improved trade outlook dominated a shortened dock market session. General Railway Signal jumped further amid hopes of big earnings from automatic train control orders. Western Electric Airbrake rose over five points. OTIS held up despite profit taking. total volume about 600000 shares.
June 13 Omaha market report shows hog receipts 13 500 with mixed loads mostly 25 cents slower. 200 to 350 lb butchers 12.05 12.20 top 12.25. 160 to 200 lb 11.60 12.00. 140 to 160 lb 11.40 11.60. Cattle receipts 125 with fed steers and yearlings mostly 15 to 25 cents lower. top weighty steers 10.90. better butcher cows and heifers strong. bulls 25 to 50 cents lower. Sheep receipts none. fat lambs 15.50 top, native lambs 14.00 14.85, yearlings 12.00 12.90.
Chicago market notes report bid prices for grains and seeds on June 13. Hard wheat values range from 1.64 to 1.73 per bushel, corn mixed grades from 1.02 to 1.16 plus reflect quotes, oats and rye listed with small ranges, and seeds such as timothy and clover priced at 6.60 to 28.00 and lard rib and bellies quoted in cents per pound.
Hay prices listed from St Louis and Kemans City on June 13 show varying grades. No 2 timothy ranges from 16.00 to 19.00, No 2 light clover mixed from 16.00 to 18.00, and No 2 heavy clover mixed from 15.00 to 16.00 with alfalfa at 23.00 to 25.00. Kemans City quotes include choice alfalfa 19.00 to 20.00, No 1 timothy 14.00 to 15.00, No 1 prairie 10.00 to 12.00, and clover mixed at 14.00 to 15.00.
In St Louis cash grain quotes Wheat No 2 red 2.00 No 2 hard 1.69 1.79 Corm No 2 mixed 1.11 44 No 2 white 1.12 113 No 2 yellow 1.14 113 No 3 yellow 1.13 1.13% Oats No 2 white 54% 55 No 3 white 53 54 Minneapolis quotes show Miour down 10 to 10 cents with family patents at 8.95 to 9.05 and Bran at 28.00.
Chicago livestock data from June 13 shows hog receipts at 5,000 with mixed weights trading mostly steady. Cattle receipts 500 with feeders, steers, and cows varying. fat cattle range 9.10 to 10.90 for beef steers and 4.75 to 7.25 for fat cows. Sheep receipts 8,000 with fat lambs 15.00 to 16.00 and yearlings 13.00 to 13.50, demand steady to weak overall. Unofficial next-day estimates forecast hogs 46,000, cattle 18,000, sheep 16,000. hogs for next week about 145,000.
Chicago reports firm poultry demand with fowls at 25 24 in express, broilers 30 44, turkeys 20, ducks 22 30, and roosters 13. Butter lifts to 43 44 in New York with creamery extras around 42 44 and eggs steady near 28 34. St Louis notes hens 22 14, broilers 22, potatoes 1.50 1.75. Markets show mixed stock receipts and regional price moves.
St Joseph June 13 hogs receipts 2500 up to 12.20 top. cattle receipts 100, cows and heifers 3.25 to 10.50, calves 4.00 to 8.00, stockers 4.75 to 7.75. sheep receipts 200 steady with lambs 14.00 to 15.00 and ewes 5.00 to 6.00.
Toledo seed prices listed for June 13 show wheat no red at 1.84 to 1.86. Clover seed cash 17.35 with October 15.50 and December 15.45. Alsike August 14.25. Timothy seed cash 3.80 with September 4.20.
Widespread rains spurred selling of wheat with initial declines in July and September quotes, then modest recoveries as demand improved. Export demand was slow and prices finished lower. Corn and oats weakened after drought relief sparked downturns, with oats showing partial recovery but overall losses. Provisions followed corn’s weakness.
Wheat prices ranged from No 3 hard 1 54 to No 1 hard 1 56 with No 2 hard 1 56 1 57. Corn offerings included No 3 hard 1 54 No 2 white 1 06 No 2 mixed 1 05 No 23 white 1 06 and oats No 2 white 50 to 51.
New York on June 13 reports the actual condition of clearing house banks and trust companies for the week with an excess reserve of 41.764 million dollars. This marks an increase of 8.718 million dollars from the previous week.
U S bonds closed with Liberty 3s at 107.4 First 44 102.24 Second 44a 101.13 Third 4s 102.1 Fourth 4s 102 30 U S Treasury 4s 103.8 and 4s 107.12.
Lima Ohio Mrs Ethel Thurston credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with curing severe abdominal inflammation and back pain without surgery. She reports restored appetite, weight gain, and says the medicine has saved her life and she would advise other women to use it. Thurston invites letters from readers.
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