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Newspaper
Creston Daily Advertiser
Location
Creston, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1925
Page
4
League Standings show the American League with teams and win totals. The readable fragment lists numbers 42 33 31 30 27 indicating team wins and standings context is unclear.
A Taleville New York woman Mrs Agnes Wignall writes of relief after childbirth from Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She notes prior bladder inflammation and displacement with multiple births and says the medicine kept her well and she would not be without it. The notice ends with promotion by The Creston Advertiser-Gasette Co and mentions distribution by druggists.
City council approves partial funding for a water main to M Kinley Park and grants cigarette permits to listed merchants. A park dedication program features Dr L H Pammel, Miss Frances Pearsons Dolliver, J C McClune and clergy, with Gowrie and Dayton bands performing at 2:30 PM.
Thirteen rescued boys identified by parents in a French mixed court as part of a slave pen operated by Yu Pa-hong and accomplices. Yu received 15 years plus expulsion. his wife 10 years. Yu Ching-dong 15 years. concubine and amah released. The workshop sold to defray trial costs and care for unclaimed children.
Dolliver Memorial state park at Dolliver Park Iowa will dedicate on Sunday with John Ford former state conservation board member to inaugurate the event and recount the park history. Officials announced the complete program for the dedication today.
Stockholm reports that two thirds of Sweden's daily needs are supplied by cooperatives. The Consumers Cooperative Society lists 243,451 members, or about 17 percent of the population, with profit sharing likely reaching four times that number. The movement includes bakeries, dairies, savings banks, and an extensive wholesale food network.
New York officials announce a modified form of unemployment aid to support workers during the slack season. The measure aims to provide relief as employment dips in the mid year period.
The unemployed workers in the cloak and suit trade began weekly benefits of 10 dollars for nine weeks from a fund of over 1.2 million dollars. The fund, set up by Governor Smith’s commission, is now shared by employers and workers. Workers contribute one percent of wages. manufacturers cover two thirds of payroll. Benefits end after 12 weeks and may not exceed 120 dollars, with discussions on reducing labor unrest and costly stoppages through unemployment relief.
Notice to all interested that on June 12 1925 the Clerk of the District Court of Uniem County Iowa appointed the undersigned executor of the estate of Ida Peterson deceased. All persons indebted must pay the undersigned and those with claims must present them with proper authentication for allowance in the court. Dated June 18 1925 Ek N Dougherty Executor.
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