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Newspaper

Creston Daily Advertiser

Location

Creston, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1925

Page

3

Mrs Arthur Kelly visits Afton. the Sheesleys relocate

Mrs Arthur Kelly left for Afton to visit her father Lewis Yungst. Mr and Mrs J Roy Sheesey, long time residents and J C Penney employees, will move to Des Moines where Mr Sheesey will join Jesse Wilkerson Music Company. Mrs Sheesley left today. Mr Sheesley departs Saturday.

Arthur Kelly Afton Lewis Yungst J. Roy Sheestey J. C. Penney Company Des Moines Mr. Sheesley Jesse Wilkerson Music

Mrs Belle Timbre Leaves Jefferson After Visit

Mrs Belle Timbre of Jefferson Ta left today for home after visiting at the J B Rhine home for several weeks. Pobert Boyce son of Mr and Mrs R M Boyce 803 West Jefferson street is seriously ill at home with appendicitis. Mrs Marida Kinser and daughter Miss Helen of Des Moines arrived in the city for a short visit and will leave today for Lenox accompanied by Mrs E E Kinser who has been visiting at the home of her daughter Mrs B H McAdams and also her aunt Mrs Campbell.

Belle Timbre Jefferson, Ta J. B. Rhine Pobert Boyce R. M. Boyce West Jefferson Street Marida Kinser Helen Des Moines Lenox E. E. Kinser B. H. McAdams Campbell Conway Chicago J. A. Akin Hopkins L. A. Morgan N. I. Scott Bedford Chloe Speedling Adair City A.B. Campfield Earl Pierce Gon Kent W. M. Dahlberg Emily Ballou Ballou Lena Torrence Louise Bell Paul McBride Fontanelle Will Addison McBride Los Angeles Katherine Currier Doris Treichler Vivienne Bowersg Orient Afton A. S. Bower Miss Bowers W. H. Caarpenter North Stone Street St. Joseph Howard Carpenter

Creston Daily Advertiser Editorial Policy Note

The Creston Daily Advertiser lists publishers Carl Davenport and W A Roseberry and notes local and AP news republication rights. It is the official city and county paper with weekday evening editions and postal matters dated March 1 1904.

Creston Advertiser-Gasette Co Carl Davenport W. A. Roseberry Creston Iowa Associated Press

Marine Corps Man Arrested for Desertion in Iowa

Des Moines report says M. D. Orr of the United States marine corps home listed as Eagle Grove Iowa was arrested last night on allegations of desertion from a federal detention camp. Lisbon note reports five workmen killed and seven seriously injured by an explosion at a distillery near Operto. Coblenz dispatch notes five French soldiers fatally burned when a non rigid balloon exploded on mooring after a flight over Lutz el park with ten more in serious condition.

Des Moines M. D. Orr United States Marine Corps Eagle Grove Lisbon Operto Coblenz Germany Lutzel Park

French Finance Minister Says He Will Resign Over Budget

Paris June 16 Finance Minister Caillaux told the finance committee he would resign if the chamber does not pass the 1925 budget by month end and approve three billion francs in extra taxes. Parliament will not adjourn until these measures are dealt with. Caillaux informed the committee.

Associated Press Paris Caillaux Finance Committee Chamber of Deputies Wnles Iparliament

Expect Recount On Iowa Ballots To Begin Shortly

Recount of Brookhart Steck territorial contest ballots from Iowa is expected to begin soon. Ballots from 11 counties and most county vote records have arrived. a large team will manage the counting, likely finished in a few days. Several local residents are noted in transit or visiting others.

Iowa Washington

Mexican Situation Serious Warns Senate Member

Senator John T. Robins of the Foreign Relations Committee warned in Little Rock that the Mexican situation was serious and urged care and prudence. He cited long‑standing Mexican suspicions of U.S. aims and noted a pervasive belief that Americans intend to exploit Mexican resources. In Mexico City Foreign Secretary Saenz denied reports of secret notes from the United States and Kellogg statements tied to unrest.

Associated Press Little Rock Ark John T. Robins Senate Foreign Relations Committee Mexico Robinson Republic United States Ity Saenz Kellogg

James R. Sheffield Sees No Likelihood of Break in Relations

New Haven June 16 James R. Sheffield ambassador to Mexico arrived for the Yale commencement. He declined to discuss the controversy between the two governments but said he saw no likelihood of a breach in diplomatic relations.

New Haven Conn James R. Sheffield Mexico Yale

Cummins Denies Appointing Woman Secretary

U S Senator Albert B Cummins said there was no political significance to appointing Emma K Blaise as his private secretary and declined to discuss politics He noted his Waterloo visit was not for campaigning and planned to address economic issues at local gatherings instead.

Waterloo Emma K. Blaise U. S Albert B Cummins

Expect Another Arrest In California Murder Case

Edward King of the district attorney's office declared an imminent arrest in the Grace Grogan Young murder case. He said a young woman is likely to be charged as an accomplice, while Dr Thomas W. Young already confessed his part.

Associated Press Los Angeles Jaime Edward King District Attorney's Office Grace Grogan Young Patrick Grogan Olive Thomas W. Young King Saki

Iowa City Mayor Bans Necking Parties

Iowa City mayor declares necking parties taboo for University of Iowa students and local youths. He orders arrests for participants on disorderly conduct charges after complaints of open displays of affection.

Iowa City The Associated Press University of Iowa Carrol

More Thunderstorms Forecast for Iowa This Week

Des Moines reports the United States Weather Bureau predicting more thunderstorms tonight and tomorrow across Iowa. Some rain fell late last night mainly in the southern section, but amounts were light.

Des Moines Iowa United States Weather Bureau

Chicago grain prices steady into mid June trade

Chicago cash grain quotes show No 2 hard wheat at about 1.63 to 1.64 percent, corn variations across multiple grades from No 3 to No 6 mixed and yellow, oats and rye with limited activity, barley and Timothy seed priced, lard ribs bellies and other meat cuts listed with firm tone for the day.

Toledo Market Ledger Signals Mixed Cash Prices

Toledo market report lists movers and seeds with cash prices and asks. Mover shows 17.00 cash, with dates Oct 15 and Dec 15.20 asked. Timothy seed priced at 3.75 cash, with Sept 4.10 asked.

Toledo Timothy Seed

Wall Street Stocks Show Modest Gains Amid Reviving Business Hopes

New York June 16 moderate improvement dominated early trading as indicators of revival supported shares in Chicago Northwestern Great Northern and other major groups. Sugar stocks responded to tariff policy while American and United States Steel led industrials and Hawtana Electric extended gains in utilities. The market closed strong.

New York Chicago Northwestern Great Northern American In United States Steel White Hawana Electric Mablne

St Joseph Livestock Market Report

Hogs receipts 6000 up 10 to 20 cents with top at 12.60 and bulk 12.25 to 12.50. Cattle receipts 1200 steady. steers 10.00 to 10.50, cows and heifers 2.00 to 9.75, calves 8.00, stockers and feeders 4.50. Sheep receipts 4000 steady. lambs 14.00 to 15.35, ewes 4.00 to 6.50.

ST. Joseph Omaha Livestock Omaha U. S. Dept. of Agric

Grain prices at St. Louis cash market June 6

The St Louis cash grain report lists Wheat No 2 red 1 75 to 1 78 Corn No 2 mixed 1 08 to 1 07 No 2 white 1 09 No 2 yellow 1 10 Oats No 3 white 52 52% No 4 white 51% indicating typical commodity quotes for June.

Chicago ST. Louis St. Loui

Omaha Cash Grain Prices Report

Omaha June 16 Wheat No 1 hard 1.48 No 2 hard 1.48 No hard 1.45% Corn No 1 white 1.03 No 1 yellow 1.04 No 2 yellow 1.02% 1.04 Oats No 3 white 47 48%

Omaha

Horse and Mule Market Prices listed for East St

East St. Market lists horse and mule prices on June 16 with ranges for drafts, eastern and southern horses. Drafts bring 160 to 200 dollars, eastern chunks 75 to 100, southern horses 45 to 75. Mules priced by size from 60 to 225 dollars with several height brackets.

East St. Low

Liberty Bonds Prices Mixed in New York Market

New York on June 16 reports varied Liberty bond quotes led by Liberty 34s at 101.1, First 44s at 102.21, Second 44s at 101.1, Third 4s at 101.29, Fourth 45s at 102.28, with U S Treasury 48 at 103 and U S Treasury 4s at 107.12.

Liberty New York U. S U. S. Treasury U .S. Tranwury

Market quotes show declines and mixed prices

In Minneapolis on June 16, price quotes indicate Plour down 35 to 45 cents with family parents cited at 8.60 to 8.65. Bran 28.00 is noted.

Minneapolis Bran

Chicago Livestock Prices and Receipts Report

Chicago stockyards receipts show 22,000 dogs with strong demand for desirable grades and steady packing hog values from 11.55 to 12.90. Cattle trading mixed with heifers and bulls weak in spots, fat steers around 11.00, yearlings 11.25, and sheep receipts near 8,000 with steady killing lambs and natively sourced wethers and ewes priced within 6.00 to 16.50. Tomorrow’s livestock tonnage listed: hogs 16,000 cattle 11,000 sheep 12,000.

Chicago U. & Dept. of Gric Momlay Oregon

Chicago and St Louis Markets Report on Poultry and Dairy Prices

Chicago and St Louis market notes detail poultry prices such as hens, broilers, roosters, turkeys, and ducks with varied stock movements. Butter and eggs show mixed receipts and price levels across creamery and storage categories, while cheese and live poultry prices are cited with regional adjustments.

St. Louis

Hay Prices From St Louis and Kamasty Market Report

Hay firm price listings show No 2 timothy priced at 16.00 to 19.00, No 2 light clover mix 16 to 19, No 2 heavy clover mix 13 to 16, and choice western alfalfa 25.60 to 26.00 in St Louis. Kamasty reports unchanged prices with No 1 timothy at 15.50 to 16.50, No 1 province 10.00 to 12.00, and choice alfalfa 19.00 to 20.00 alongside clover mixed light at 14.50 to 15.50.

Rian Sastideker Andiennes St. Louis Kamasty

Wheat and corn prices slip on wet weather and poor harvest signals

Chicago Board of Trade notes European crop prospects steady, Canada firm, yet wheat prices retreat after opening gains. July slips to 1.49% and September to 1.47, with corn easing 4% and oats steady, as rains threaten yields and Texas Oklahoma crop damage spurs some buying. Provisions weaken with corn.

Chicago Propedis Kan Texas Oklahoms

Omaha Livestock Receipts Mixed with Varied Prices

Omaha cattle and hog markets report receipts of 17 600 hogs with higher prices for some grades and steady to weak for others. Cattle and veal show steady to strong trends with several loads and averages noted, while sheep receipts reach 9 000 with lambs and ewes priced across the ranges.

Coffee Market Update From New York Trading Desk

Coffee futures moved mixed with Rio No 7 at 22 percent, Santos No 4 at 24, and July contracts at 19 600 for Dee 32, reflecting light activity and steady demand in the early market session.

New York Rio No Santos No Dee

Woman's back relief from Lydia E Pinkham’s Compound

Mrs Price of Sammig Avenue St Paul Minnesota reports chronic back pain bearing down and monthly sickness eased after using Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound and Liver Pills. She feels stronger, continues housework, and offers to answer letters from other women seeking help.

St. Paul, Minn Lydia E. Pinkham Lydia E. Pinkens Mrs. Price W. Sammig St. Paul Minnesota

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