Night cook wanted at Good Eaters' Cafe and more ads
Classified item list includes a night cook vacancy at Good Eaters' Cafe and requests for farm loans at 5 percent. Other ads offer haircuts at 25 cents, a Remington typewriter wanted in good condition, and a Creston business property loan of 8000 to 10000 dollars at 6 percent with semiannual payments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adam Pickett
Crawford
South Side
Po! Hall
Remington L. C. Smith
Underwood — Typewriter
Henderson Grove Co
West Russell Ave
Creston
Businesses in Creston to Close July Fourth
The business places of Creston excluding drug, candy stores and restaurants will close all day Saturday July 4. Customers may shop Friday night July 3. Mr and Mrs Fred Kunath and son Jack leave for Excelsior Springs Missouri for 15 days by car. Mrs C W Baker returns to Otumwa after weekend visit with her parents on North Division Street. Mable Bakewell of Galesburg visits and returns home this afternoon.
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Creston
Fred Kunath
Jack
Excelsior Springs
C. W. Baker
Otumwa
J. R. Snederly
North Division Street
Mable Bakewell
Galesburg
Hayden Bakewell
West Adams Street
Lowana Barber Shop Announces July 4 Closure
The Lowana Barber Shop will be closed all day on July 4 and open until 9:00 p.m. Friday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowana
Eyes Examined Glasses Fitted at Reasonable Prices
E. F. Tackett, optometrist, offers eye examinations and glasses at reasonable prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. F. Tackett
Eyes Exam Reminder and Local Social Notes
Don’t overlook eye exams for children. Thos L Cheetham and Son Optometrists, Mrs E E Davis of Clearfield, return home after a visit. Miss Mary Kelly and Miss Hazel Daniels on arrive from New York City and Chicago. Leo Considine and LeRoy Livingston depart for Burlington and Chicago for a short visit. Dr C K Stewart state veterinarian visits Nel son home. Mrs W H Madden of Lenox stops in Creston en route to Des Moines. Miss Josephine MacMahon of Kansas City visits Lenox for a stay with Miss Palmetta Rath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. E. Davis
Clearfield
Mary Kelly
Hazel Danileson
New York City
Chicago
Leo Considine
LeRoy Livingston
Burlington
C. KE. Stewart
Chariton
C. J. Nelson
Creston
W. H. Madden
Lenox
Des Moines
Josephine MacMahon
Kansas City
Palmetta Rath
Strauss Apartments
Don Brisnahan
Margaret
Afton
Charles Kerrilard
Red Oak
Mary Jane Lewis
Keeper of War Records Dies at Des Moines
Captain Thomas L. Stephens aged 87 who led Civil and Spanish American war records in the Iowa adjutant general’s office for 27 years died last night in Des Moines He was a Cornell College graduate and among the state’s best known Civil War veterans.
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The
Associated Press
Des Moines
Thomas L. Stephens
Stevens
Cornell College
For Sale McCormick Binder and Mower And Local Visits
For sale good used seven foot McCormick binder and one good used McCormick mower priced at 36 dollars. Local residents and visitors noted include Matt Conway Al Morgan returning to Brickton Pauline Williams returning to Clearfield and many others making short visits or shopping in Creston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCormick
Matt Conway
Wills and Greb Favorite in Polo Grounds Quest
The Associated Press reports Harry Wills and Harry Greb were favorites for the Italian Hospital fund bouts at the Polo Grounds Thursday night. Wills odds four to one over Charley Weinert. Greb eight to five over Mickey Walker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Harry Wills
Harry Geeb
Polo Grounds
Italian Hospital Fund
Wil
Charley Weinert
Newark N. J
New Jersey
Greb
Mickey Walker
Jimmy Slattery
Buffalo
Dave Shade
California
Joe Lynch
Jack Sharkey Weinert
Jack Kearns
Jack Dempsey
State Athletic Commission
Walker
Harry Greb
Kearns
Walker-Greb
Nan
Alcoho Comes High In Iowa
An Iowa resident paid 800 for about 400 ounces of alcohol and 100 gallons of water. A letter to J I Risden head of the state bureau of criminal investigation described a special container with a marrow tube and false bottom holding four ounces. He purchased 100 cans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Des Moines
Des Moines Becomes Air Mail Station Tomorrow
In October 1966 James Carrs, then an assistant engineer of the Des Moines Valley railroad, first reached Des Moines by train aboard the Mahaska. Tomorrow night the city marks 59 years since that arrival as the first air mail plane stops here with Mr. Carrs to greet pilot Reuben Wagner and a 44 member crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Des Moines
James Carrs
Des
Mr. Carrs
Reuben Wagner
Osteopathic Specialists to Hold Annual Convention
The American Osteopathic Society of Ophthalmology and Otolaryngology begins its four day convention in Toronto with Dr. T J Rudy of Los Angeles as program chair. Clinics run by Drs Ruddy Deason Edwardes LaRue and Watters on opening day. The International Osteopathic convention follows July 5 to 11.
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Osteopathic
The
Associated Press
Toronto
Ont
American Osteopathic Society of Opthalmology and Otolarynogology
T. J. Rudy
Los Angeles
Ruddy J. Deason
Chicago
J. D. Edwardes
St. Louis
C. M. LaRue
Columbus
Jerome M. Watters
Newark
English Powers Favor Streamline Racing Shells
Despite Oxford losing the annual university boat race in a streamline shell designed by Dr Bourne there is growing demand from Putney builders for streamline shells to carry fours and eights American Continental and British boating clubs have placed orders showing rising popularity of this craft.
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Associated Press
London
Oxford University
Bourne
Putney
Infant Mortality Drops Since War, Berlin Reports
Berlin reports show infant deaths fell significantly after the war. Statistics indicate the third quarter of last year recorded a death rate about half of the pre war years, signaling improved infant survival compared with before World War I.
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Berlin
Saxton Returns Home After Brief Absence
4cleo G. Saxton of Lorimror has returned to his home following a short absence. The report notes no further details and confirms his safe return.
Mrs Wayne Bernholt and Mrs Edith Brown Host Society Evening
Mrs Wayne Bernholt and Mrs Edith Brown entertained numerous friends Monday at 207 South Myrtle Street. Bridge was played and a dainty lunch was served. Out of town guests included Mrs Paul MaeBride of Los Angeles and Mrs Rnobert Sawyer of Kansas City Missouri.
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Wayne Bernholt
Migs Edith Brown
South Myrtle Street
Bridge
Paul MaeBride
Los Angeles
Rnobert Sawyer
Kansas City
Lotus Club Hosts Bridge Afternoon at 112 New York Avenue
Mrs George Van Sweringen entertained Lotus club members on Monday afternoon at her home 112 New York avenue. The gathering was devoted to bridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lotus Club
George van Sweringen
New York Avenue
Confesses To Dairy Payroll Robbery
Denver police say James Sullivan alias John Mran, 27, confessed to leading a daylight payroll robbery at Windsor Farm dairy on June 2 with £12,000 stolen. He suffered abdominal wounds from a police shootout and claimed involvement in multiple other robberies in Milwaukee St. Paul and a Denver filling station holdup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Denver
James Sullivan
Windsor Farm
Sullivan
John Mran
Milwaukee
Robery
St. Paul
Aes
Sioux City
Mounting Costs of Government
Iowa City June 30 The Commonwealth conference at Old Capitol focused on mounting costs of government. A round table led by Dr. Benjamin Shambaugh split opinions on whether government costs and expanded functions are excessive. Later sessions would cover federal aid and states rights and a talk by Glenn Frank on the state university and the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Assemaret Vreass
Iowa City
Old Capitol
Benjamin Shambaugh
Pinion
Glenn Frank
The
Century Magazine
Wisconsin University
State University
Notables Attend Deaf Instructors Meeting
Delegates from across the United States with guests from Canada and England gather at the Iowa School for the Deaf in Council Bluffs for a national convention. Dr. Charles R. Ely Mrs. Charles R. Ely Miss Elizabeth Peet and Prof. Irving Fusfeld of Gallaudet College attend sessions on vital deaf education topics.
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Council Bluffs
United States
Iowa School For the Deaf
Canada
England
Charles R. Ely
Elizabeth Peet
Irving Fusfeld
Gallaudet College
Washingum
D. C
President Coolidge to radiocast Washington address
President Coolidge will deliver a speech Friday afternoon at Cambridge common to mark Washingtons 150th anniversary. The address, set for about 430 pm daylight time, will be radiocast by Edison Light station WEEI and rebroadcast by Westinghouse station WBZ.
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Associated Press
Clambridge
Mass
Coolidge
Washington
Cambridge Common
Edison
WEEI
Westinghouse
WBZ
Fat Cattle Hit Record $13.50 At Kansas City Market
Kansas City Missouri June 30 a new yearly record price was set on the livestock market as a load of prime shorthorn yearling steers sold for 13.50 per hundredweight. The price was four dollars higher than any sale this year.
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Associated Press
Kansas City
Iowa Falls Man Drowns In Pool
Cora Robinson 21 son of Mr and Mrs A J Robinson drowned last evening while swimming at the Gade pool in Iowa Falls. He appeared to be stricken with heart trouble and died before companions could rescue him.
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Lowa Falls
Cora Robinson
A. J. Robinson
Gade
Crest Theatre presents Chrey's Aunt tonight
Doors open at 12 45 P M with matinees at 1 and 3 P M. Evening shows begin 6 45 P M 8 45 P M and 10 30 P M The ad invites friends to see Charley's Aunt and mentions Rest at the Crest and see the Best and As cool as a Mountain Top for local entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chrey
New Crest Theatre
Charley
the Crest
Timothy Seed Wanted Contracting with Creston Iron & Metal Co
Timothy Seed is sought as a customer in a contracting notice. Creston Iron & Metal Co seeks to engage in business dealings and outlines terms for potential service or material provision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Timothy Seed
Creston Iron & Metal Co
Crest Theatre Presents Charley’s Aunt and The Nut from Brazil
At the Crest Theatre audiences can see Charley’s Aunt today and Wednesday along with The Nut from Brazil. The program features Art Hilton in person with harmony solos and comic impressions. No advance prices and admission is 10 and 25 cents. Rest at the Crest and see the Best.
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Brazil
Art Hilton
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East End
Inquire
North Division
N. F. Weber
J. A. Stearns
North Maple St
Good National Cash Register
Hamner's
North Elm St
Pharis Hatchery
Albia
Oakland
Hood
West Montgomery
Mdern
Agnew
N. Sumner
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J. V. Richardson
Woolworth’s
Kouba
U. S. Service
East Jacksoon Blvd
Til
Thos. L. Cheetham & Son Optometrists
Fred W. Doge
A&l
Montg
McKinley Park
Pete
R. A. Swanson
Hester's Shoe Store
N. Maple Street
Chas. A- Kayden
B. M
W. Mille
Creston Plumbing and Heating Co
North Elm
al. A. Morgan
Brickton
Pauline Williams
H. D. Moreland
Hastings
Neb
Charles Parslow
Alice Johnson
Sadie Clark
Omaha
Walter Howe
Prescott
W. A. Sprague
Greenfield
Eddie White
Miss Ann Olson
Moline
Peoria
K. E. Howard
Knoxville
Iowa
Rerman
Creston's Food Center
Corner Elm and
Monty. Sts
Hooker's
L. Bidstrap
Montgomery St
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Champaign
A. L. McKinley Park Pavilion
Funniest
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Imperial Cafe
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