03 Mar 1928
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Newspaper
Creston Daily Advertiser
Location
Creston, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1928
Page
1
Clues ask in what city The Common park sits and include questions on authorship of Little Women and various vocabulary hints such as drill dance social insect and tides. The puzzle provides horizontal and vertical word prompts with numbered entries.
A newspaper presents a letter golf puzzle where readers change one word to another in a set number of strokes to solve baby carting. The page lists steps rules and numerous clues including rivers, animals, and famous figures, inviting solutions on following pages.
In bankruptcy case 6104 George H Garrett of Creston Union County Iowa is adjudicated a bankrupt on March 1 1928. The first meeting of creditors will be held March 23 1928 at 1 pm in the Court Room Federal Building Creston Iowa to prove claims appoint a trustee examine the bankrupt and conduct required business. Referee J W Kridelbaugh Chariton Iowa office.
In the Southern District of Iowa Chariton referee W Kridelbaugh fixes April 9 1928 as the deadline for creditors and interested parties to oppose the discharge of Fred Warrior bankrupt. Those opposing must file in writing and within ten days provide grounds of opposition at Creston court.
A selection of last lines submitted for the seventh free prize limerick contest in The Daily Advertiser. The entries recount humorous consequences as a composer loses memory, an ambulance sounds, a wife throws a shoe, and a rolling pin knocks him. Names include Mrs Willard Emerson and W C Tennant of Creston, Mrs Frank Clayton, and Willard Long of Shannon City.
J F Crowder from Edaburn garage described a bullish outlook after the Willys-Overland annal meeting. L G Peed reported Iowa should return to normal or better conditions with gains in rural and city sales. The study cited a 50 percent rise in Willys business since last fall.
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