Fur Trends on Summer Salts of Silk
Fur on summer salts of silk appears in lighter weights used on coat bottoms collars and cuffs. Platinum gray fox remains popular and monkey fur is favored as well.
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Newspaper
Creston Daily Advertiser
Location
Creston, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1922
Page
4
Warranty Deeds Filed Since June 12 1922 Creston Iowa Area
A summary of Warranty Deeds recorded from June 1922 listing transfers in Creston Iowa area. Notable entries include Geo H Miller to Charley Nissen June 1922 for 51000 involving N 44 Sec a0 72 39 and J T Braam to Benjamin Perkins June 1 1922 for 2500 Lot 118 Section C West Creston. Others include Letha B Moore to C C Rhone 1928 650 for Lot 5 6 Block 19 Lorimer Iowa and Nannie J Paschal to Lelia A Scurr June 10 1922 for 1 dollar and parcel east of Creston Northern Railroad Right of Way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. A. Ide & Son
Geo
HH. Miller
Charley Nissen
J. 'T Braam
Benjamin C. Perkins
West Creston
Creston
Iowa
Stroeber
Charles ‘Acker
Letha B. Moore
C. C. Rhone
Lorimer
Ben S. Stull
N. J. Paschal
Creston and Northern Railroad
Nannie J. Paschal
Lelia A. Scurr
Viola Dana Stars in Gayest Comedy Glass Houses
Viola Dana leads the comedy Glass Houses at the Strand Theatre showing Tuesday and Wednesday. The plot follows Joy Duval whose wedding day reveals her husband Billy Norton suspects crime, while Angel Face Ann plots a killing at a hotel ball. Directed by Irry Beaumont with script by Edith Kennedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glass Houses
Metro
Viola Dana
Joy Duval
Billy Norton
Kenilworth
Billy
Angel Face Ann
Swee Sullivan
Joy
Vola Dana
Fortune in Shack
New York on June 17 reports the death of the long time slum resident known as "Old man Leopold" who perished in a shack. Police found $25 000 concealed in the shelter, a sum hidden for decades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Leopold
Drug Addiction and Farm Counts in New York City
A rough national figure cites about one million drug addicts in the United States while New York City lists around eight hundred farming operations within its administrative limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
New York City
G A R Encampment Opens At Iowa City With Large Delegation
A Creston led delegation opens a three to four day 1922 Iowa Department encampment in Iowa City as Grand Army of the Republic, Women's Relief Corps and allied bodies meet. Gov Kendall and Commander Harsh head speakers with special rail rates and large anticipated attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Creston
Iowa Department
Grand Army of the Republic
Women's Relief Corps
Grand Army
Sons of Veterans, Daughters of Veterans and
Ladies of the
Iowa City
State Department
J. B. Harsh
Miller
Grace Harsh
G. A. R. of Cres
Harsh
Davenport
Des Moines
Pilcher
Iowa
W. W. Gist
Iowa — State Teachers College
Cedar Falls
J. W. Kron
Hampton
Gov
N. Ee. Kendall
Col
D. J. Palmer
Washington
Waterloo
Sioux City
Clinton
Noted English organist Gatty Mars Gives Recitals and More
The article reviews Mr. Gatty Mars’s Sunday recitals at a church, highlighting The Mighty Andes tone poem by Sellars and the strong opening Pilgrims Chorus from Tannhauser. It also notes Galli-Carey’s San Francisco recital revenue of 18500 dollars and mentions other music events and figures including Ottokar Sevecik and Maier Pattison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gatty Mars
Pilgrims
Tannhauser
Alps
Sellars
Galli-Carey
San Francisco
Creston Band
Thayer
Registered Shoot Well Attended at Country Club Grounds
The Registered Shoot held at the Country Club Grounds on June 18 drew Creston men and neighbors from surrounding towns. Carl Seeberger won with 48 of 50, Bruce Nichols 47, Finnis Peters 46, and Fred Butler 45.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Country Club
Creston
Carl Seeberger
Bruce Nichols
Finnis Peters
Fred Butler
Doughertys Plan Minnesota Lakes Trip This Summer
Mrs BE N Dougherty and her son Donald left Sunday in Donalds car for a several week visit to lakes in Northern Minnesota. They enjoyed a similar trip last summer and chose to repeat the excursion this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BE. N. Dougherty
Donald
Minnesota
Italian Lecon Harvest Reaches 1.26 Billion Units Annually
Annual Italian production totals about 1.26 billion lecons, reflecting a substantial agricultural output for the commodity. Industry groups note steady growth and export potential amid domestic demand and regional variations across Italy.
Cromwell Beats Clearfield In Exhibition Baseball
Cromwell defeated Clearfield yesterday in a medio cre exhibition of the national game. Foster for Cromwell struck out 9 while Clearfield pitchers issued 4. Foster was wild, walking 7 and hitting 2. Kilgore and Griffith starred in the field and at bat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cromwell
Clearfield
Foster
Kilgore
Griffith
Camp Fire Girls Return Home From Country Club Camp
The Potawattamie Camp Fire Girls with guardian Miss Catherine Hood returned to Creston on Saturday evening from a week at the Country Club. Marian DeLay celebrated her fifteenth birthday Friday at the Club House with refreshments served by Mr. and Mrs. DeLay. The camping party includes Janet Huhn Evelyn Hessell Jennie Clark Alice Bell Mary Louise Hanson Irma Zollars Ruth Wilson Ruby Smith Dorothy Newcomb Thelma Davis Eloise Singleterry Gretchen Sorenson Martha Faulk Lucile Heflin Margaret O Rourke and Dorothy Harmon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potawattamie Camp
Catherine Hood
Creston
Country Club
Marian DeLay
DeLay
Janet Huhn
Evelyn Hessell
Jennie Clark
Alice Bell
Mary Louise Hanson
Irma Zollars
Ruth Wilson
Ruby Smith
Dorothy Newcomb
Thelma Davis
Eloise Singleterry
Gretchen Sorenson
Martha Faulk
Lucile Heflin
Margaret O'Rourke
Dorothy Harmon
Mayor Imposes Ten Day Jail for Insubordinate Defendant
Mayor Ed C. Keith opened the municipal court and dealt with several offenders of the bootleg habit. One man, L Goodman, used improper language about an officer and was ordered jailed for ten days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed. C. Keith
L. Goodman
Keith
Aluminum Hats Hat Textile Trend Lets All Metal Fabrics Grow
Aluminum cloth is a new fabric for hats. It is soft and thin and drapable. It showcases the growing popularity of all metal fabrics in millinery and fashion.
St Louis Likely to Vote on 74 Million Civic Bonds
St Louis Missouri residents may vote on 74.3 million dollars in civic improvement bonds. The General Council on Civic Needs proposes 5 million for veterans memorials 20 million for sewerage and sanitation and 13 million for new water works with other projects outlined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Associated Press
iCitizens
General Council
City plans $74.3 million in bonds for parks streets and plaza
A proposed bond plan lists 74.3 million dollars for neighborhoods playgrounds recreation major streets paving grade crossings a civic building water works and memorial plaza. The total nears the citys bonded indebtedness limit under the Missouri constitution and may lead to trimming by the Board of Aldermen. The plan also includes a city purchase of three downtown blocks for a memorial plaza honoring former soldiers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dceeedivistiens
Eo Ee
Fire Department
Civics
Memorial Plaza
Board of Alcermen
Ambiguous defined in today’s word entry
The word Ambiguous is presented with pronunciation emphasis on the second syllable. It means doubtful or uncertain and capable of being understood in more than one way. Derived from Latin ambigere meaning to wander about.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Interstate Commerce Commission
Painted Negligees Enter Imported Fashion Scene
Hand painted negligees are being imported and feature dashy colors and large splashy designs with futuristic tendencies reflecting a bold new trend in intimate apparel.
Belgium Uses Stamps In Place Of Small Coins
In Belgium stamps are increasingly used as a substitute for small denomination coins, reflecting a recent change in everyday transactions and currency handling. This monetary shift highlights how citizens adapt to coin shortages and postal stamp availability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belgium
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Sunkist
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Joe Snair
West Mills St
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Arkansas
Ottokar Sevecik
Koneeny
Guy Maier
Lee Pattison
Warren G. Harding
Italy
Clearfield Pas
Cromwell Ll. Bailey
Poole
Foster Hiages
Ee Vorrath
Beatty
Burich
G. Bailey
V. Mullin Hall
Ord
Burchett M .Beatty
F. Mullin
Kilgore Sharp Easton, Clarey R. F
McDermott
RLF
Mickelson Cromwell
Leonard
Hickey Furniture CO
S. W. Iowa
Lady Greenwood
Sir Hamar Greenwood
Ireland
Board of Egalization and Apportionment
Alex
Theodore Owin
New Orleans
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