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Newspaper
Creston Daily Advertiser
Location
Creston, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1922
Page
6
Text discusses shrinking coat sleeves and cuff treatments with trimming emphasis on the sleeve region. Describes jewelry features in pale pink coral pink and deep cherry red seen in large buds and pendants. Mentions TEA gathered from the plant four times a year and an alphabet count of 50.
Iowa will regulate all tourist camps under state board of health rules. Regulations require pure water, proper sewage disposal, fly proof sanitation, guarded water sources, certified potable water samples, proper waste containers, and a competent caretaker to maintain sanitary grounds.
Mr and Mrs C F Skirvin and son Clayton Jr arrived in Creston yesterday and depart for Santa Ana California to settle permanently This marks their seventh trip to California in seven years Mr Skirvin a longtime Iowa newspaper man will continue his ties with the trade in his new home They are joined by Otto Rifenberry of Keokuk who will return home after the visit
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