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Newspaper
Creston Daily Advertiser
Location
Creston, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1923
Page
5
Lisbon police combed all dwellings for explosives after nightly tomb explosions terrorized residents for months. The entire force, aided by republican guards, searched from humble peasant homes to the Duke of Palmella residence seeking bombs.
A rifle found at the Communist's Union was the reward of the searchers. The text notes the weapon discovery and mentions a compensation or prize for those who located it. The brief item highlights the search outcome.
The quotation notes that a listener who does not act is like a man who looks in a mirror and forgets his appearance. It adds that every person has tasks to neglect and faults to conquer, urging timely effort and self-improvement.
A report notes bacteria present in untouched polar soil, suggesting microbes can inhabit pristine environments. Findings imply microbial life may exist in extreme, previously uncolonized regions.
Invitation to all county scout groups to a two day outing at McKinley park next Monday and Tuesday draws 200 to 300 scouts. Field meet on Monday afternoon at Irving school ground with prizes for top finishers. Free public event from 1:30 to 5:00 with camp supper, a swim, and two addresses followed by Cres ton residents invited to evening program.
Dr Helen M Sash announces association with Dr Opp in Creston to begin her osteopathic practice. A Kirksville MO graduate of 1925 and Creston High School class of 1916, she chooses Creston as the starting place for her business career.
A 20 year old man named James Saxton of Lebanon Missouri was arrested by Officer Budred Rickson in the Burlington yards. Found with a bag of morphine and cocaine he was jailed and later turned over to federal authorities bound over to the September grand jury with a $1000 bond.
Union County will receive 724.47 dollars from a statewide tuberculosis eradication allotment totaling 98767.79 dollars. The funds support eradication work in Iown herds under the county area law based on cattle numbers in each county.
Mare Frank Welch from San Francisco writes home to the Advertiser about a trip with four friends. They travel from Kansas City to Pueblo and Colorado Springs, describe Pike s Peak ascent in a Pierce Arrow nine passenger car, and note 48 below zero with deep snow. They visit Trinidad and Batton New Mexico and plan to reach Salt Lake City to visit their son Larry.
Morwena Bird, an English girl, wed Prince Said Halim, second cousin of King Fuad, in a Moslem religious court before fleeing to Europe. Royal relatives opposed the match but failed to stop the union amid post Tutankhamen era gossip.
The passage profiles a 26 year old prince with a wartime reputation for prophecies and financial extravagance. His father was a colonel stationed in Egypt before the war. He studied under army tutors in England, then Switzerland, and predicted Turkey and Germany would fall during the war.
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