Tired and ailing in Creston from kidney trouble
Mrs. F. W. Arebaugh of 205 S Maple St Creston endorses Dean's Kidney Pills after kidney disorder backache dizziness swollen feet and fatigue. She credits relief after using Rexall Drug Store purchases and cites Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY as manufacturer. Shadows at Strand features Chaney Ford Sampels de la Motte Long Messenger in a New England tale.
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F. W. Arebaugh
S. Maple St
Creston
Dean
Rexall Drug Store
Foster-Milburn Co
Mfrs
Buffalo
N. Y
Adv
Tom Forman
Preferred Pictures
Strand Theatre
Shaney
New England
Chaney
Harrison Ford
John Sampels
Marguerite de la Motte
Walter Long
Buddy Messenger
Chaney's Make Up a Lengthy Job
Lon Chaney, famed character actor, spends about two and a half hours each morning applying makeup before heading to a laundry job. The feature star, known for transformative disguises, works daily in a Chinese style laundry setting.
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Chaney
Lon Chaney
More Sheep Claims Filed With Auditor
J H Ray of Union township filed a claim with the County Auditor for compensation of a lamb killed by wolves or dogs. James Werner of Grant township filed another claim stating two of his sheep were killed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J H. Ray
Union Township
James Werner
Grant Township
Many Automobiles Being Sold in City
Creston sees steady auto sales with two agencies receiving car loads of Fords and Buicks as residents move toward driving more.
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Creston
Black Satin for Fall Fashion Draped Silhouette
Black satin is poised to be a popular choice this fall with its soft draped effects suited to the current style. Designers highlight its fluid texture and elegant sheen for dresses and evening wear.
Prominent Man James Birney Harsh Dies at Home
James Birney Harsh a venerable Creston resident dies at his South Pine Street home at 7 80 last night after a six month illness. Born September 8 1845 in Clinton County Ohio he served as a Civil War sergeant and later built a career in banking news and politics. He led Lombard College trusteeship and Iowa Republican actions and held mayoral and G A R positions. Funeral at home Thursday at 5 pm with Dr. Fisher officiating burial in Graceland. He leaves wife daughter Grace two brothers and a sister.
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James Birney Harsh
South Pine Street
Clinton County
Ohio
Lombard College
Galesburg
Harsh
Great Western Insurance Company
Reinsurance Life Company
Des Moines
Jreeton Taily
Weekly Gazette
Baw
Harsh & Stafford
Higbee & Haren
Ilowa Senate
Creston
Imetriet Party
Blue Grass League
Iowa
Masonic Order
Phi Delta Theta
State Department
The
G A. R
Co. K
148Th Illinois Infantry
Creston National Bank
Land Credit Bank
Creston Loan & Trust Company
Union Hardware
Fisher
Graceland
Mr. Uarsh
Grace
A. # Harsh
Kearney
Nebr
Philip Harsh
Eugene
Oregon
Mary Donlin
Hopkins
Railroader Kilfoy Dies Suddenly in Fairfield
Dennis Timothy Kilfoy a longtime real estate and industrial agent for the Chicago Burlington and Quincy Railroad and Fairfield resident for over 65 years died suddenly at his home 407 North B Miami. He had felt ill Friday evening and was seen on the street Saturday. Kilfoy was well known among railroaders in this city.
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Dennis Timothy Kilroy
Air Field
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railroad
Fairfield
North B. Mi
Kilfoy
Miss Holmer to be maid of honor in Wahoo wedding
Afton notes include Miss Josephine Holmer traveling to Wahoo Nebraska Saturday to serve as maid of honor at a friend’s wedding. Judge Parish of Des Moines and Mrs Parish were quiet guests of Mr and Mrs Lauder. Parish gave a fine address at the commercial club. Refreshments were served by the club.
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Josephine Holmer
Wahoo
Nebraska
Judge
Evangelical Church
Evangelical Sunday School
Gunn
Presbyterian Ladies Aid
O. W. This
Washington DC
Des Moines
Shank
A. P Begg
Emmond
Lauder
DeBernard
Ruth Gripp
Ira Gripp
Creston
Chas
Gattley
Bobbie
Putt
Coens
Chas Sullivan
Bernum
Ely
Tinsel Effects Highlighted for Fashion Hats
Tinsel effects are featured on millinery for fail. Loops of gold or silver ribbon trim velour and fabric hats, offering festive decoration and added shimmer.
Opium Dope Trade Explored by Fred V Williams
In a West Coast piece by Fred V Williams for NEA Service Opium is shown as a luxury drug costing about $20 a day with street prices around $350 per half pound A smoker’s ritual uses cards a pipe and a bunk and the high is slow and deadly The fumes drift downward often betraying a user on upper floors as addiction grows and the article notes prices for the drug will be continued in Williams next instalment.
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Fred V. Williams
San Francisco
West
NEA
Nnall
Court House Closes Afternoon for Veterans Parade Event
The court house offices will shut all afternoon Thursday to allow employees to watch the big parade of U S W Vets and their auxiliary.
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Court House
U.S. W
Meat consumption per person reaches 149 pounds in US last year
Data show average U S resident consumed about 149 pounds of meat in the previous year. The report highlights per capita intake across dietary categories and compares regional trends.
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United States
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Coe Ulberg
Merion Pictures
C. F. Kunath Sons
Cal
AFTON
Oren
Glazebrook
Alvin Carpenter
Childres
Williams
United
Syndicale
Lelling
Chine Gun
Tor
Iowa Southern Utilities CO
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