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Newspaper
Creston Daily Advertiser
Location
Creston, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1925
Page
3
Halpern faced a disturbance charge in police court but produced a silver loving cup from Leonard’s friends to celebrate his re election. He explained the charge was a staged fea ture of a novel presentation. The judge thanked the donors and dismissed the case.
The territorial legislature approved 163360 for the Alaska College of Agriculture and School of Mines. Judge Charles E. Bunnell announced plans for an addition to the main building, a 25000 dormitory, and a new power plant. Funds for agriculture work and school of mines extension were rejected. The college is located in Fairbanks, the northernmost of its kind.
Ginger from India iodine from Chile olive oil from Italy epsom salts from England menthol from Japan and roots and herbs from many lands contribute to alleviating the ills of the race. For over fifty years the compound has overcome stubborn ailments of womanhood and grows in popularity.
An advertisement extols Mayr’s Wonderful Remedy as a simple harmless prep that removes catarrhal mucus from the intestinal tract and allays inflammation causing stomach liver and intestinal ailments including appendicitis with claimed permanent results for thousands. Available at all druggists.
Publication details for the Creston Daily Advertiser of Creston Iowa list publishers Carl Davenport and W A Roseberry, weekly evening edition, second class matter status since March 1904, Association with the Associated Press for news dispatches and local news, and rights reserved for republication and special research.
Five thousand children attend a mass in Durango cathedral for a cessation of a scorpion plague. Authorities collect thousands of dead scorions and ship ten thousand live scorpions to the Health Department seeking a serum. Poor adobe homes with cracks and recent earthquakes are blamed for the infestation.
Des Moines June 16 in Blackhawk county arguments before the state supreme court claim signatures were added to a tuberculosis eradication list making Blackhawk county eligible for an accredited area without consent. Attorney General Gibson argued to overturn a lower court injunction that prevents Blackhawk county supervisors from enforcing the statute.
Indianapolis June 16 The resignation of Garland W. Howell of Cumberland Md as director of the national American commission of the American Legion was announced by James A Drain national Commander Howell will join Woodrow Wilson Memorial university at Valdosta Ga The executive commission pledged the legion s support to the second defense test on July 4
D F McGinnis of Creston Iowa formerly G M Cigar Company assigns all assets to a creditor assignee J W Richardson announces deed of assignment dated May 1 1925 and requires creditors to file verified claims within three months from that date under Iowa Code 1924 section 12727. Public notices run May 13 20 27 June 3 10 17 1926.
United States Bureau of Mines experts in Pittsburgh warn motorists to avoid carbon monoxide dangers from car exhaust. They list don'ts for garages and idle engines and offer first aid steps and oxygen therapy if exposure occurs, citing a dog in a closed garage to prove lethal concentrations.
Tokio police launch a reform campaign against furyo seinen offenders. The metropolitan force will double its special staff to target 6000 youths on the black list, including college students and workers. Police note complaints of students visiting Tokyo during late hours.
Winnipeg, June 17 The arrival of British domestic workers under the Salvation Army aid program eases Winnipeg’s servant shortage. Many remain in the city while others move to western points. Western Canada gained over 6 000 newcomers in May, most via the British Empire colonization scheme.
John W. Foster of First National Bank Guthrie Center told Iowa bankers that the farm sector is turning toward recovery as population growth boosts demand for food products. He cited rising prices for wheat corn oats hogs and timothy seed and noted farmers' improved purchasing power and debt-paying ability, though cautioned that prices depend on sustained supply and not on political action.
The passage notes the group will maintain their current advance and predicts continued gains. It emphasizes ongoing momentum and a belief in rising levels of performance or value as the move persists.
Construction of a four story reinforced concrete Army and Navy YMC A building has begun in Manila. The project costs about 200000 dollars and will be located in the old Walled City with sleeping accommodations planned for the occupants.
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