Creston Daily Advertiser publication details and rates
The Creston Daily Advertiser lists publication scope as Creston Iowa region with associated papers The Creston Gazette Morning American and Creston Plain-Dealer The notice provides subscription rates by year and by carrier in Creston and surrounding areas Also includes management and staff roles and AP affiliation details.
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Creston Advertiser Gazette Co
Carl Davenport
W. A. Roseberry
George A. Croft
George R. Crane
Creston Advertiser
Creston Gazette
Morning American
Creston Plain-Dealer
Creston
Iowa
Congress
Associated Press
Union County
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Lindbergh Urges Nationwide Airport Network
Col. Charles A. Lindbergh calls for a broad plan establishing airports in every city and town across the United States to improve aviation access and national connectivity. His proposal emphasizes widespread air transport infrastructure.
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United States
Col
Charles A. Lindbergh
The Trail of Tainted Money
Rumors swirl in Washington about a hidden trail of tainted money tying back to the Teapot Dome scandal. The silence of oil men over the Liberty bonds fuels speculation and besmirches many innocent people.
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Washington
Senator Walsh
Teapot Dome
Mrs. J. R. Lathrop hurt in Prescott fall
Mrs. J R Lathrop over 80 suffered a broken hip after a fall near a Creston doctor visit. She is resting in hospital, with recovery expected slowly. Local friends send sympathy as her condition remains serious.
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J. R. Lathrop
Creston
Tom Brown
Ray Campbell
Stringtown
Ed Bergman
Kimball
Neb
Creston Hospital
J. W .Homan
Park Homan
Mascena
Joe Homan
Ray Wynn
Farmers’ Exchange
Kansas City
Edn Miner
Des Moines
Lou McDonald
H. B. McMillen
Prescott
Cromwell
William McDonald
McDonald
Zelma Meade
Bennie
Mesdames Olin Bross
James Shratz
Chas. McIntyre
Lathrop
Len Jackson
Will Smith
Doris
S. E. Smith
Emma Moon
Clyde Moon
Prescott Folk Attend Fraternal and Family News
Obituary notes mark Mr. McDonald’s passing in Prescott with widow and two children, funeral held at Cromwell M E church, Rev. Owen Smith officiating. Wedding reports include Blanche Foy to Charles Alva Good of Corning, with Creston and Prescott ties. many local relatives listed.
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McDonald
Prescott
Ohio
Howard
Eva McDonald Rhodes
M. E
Cromwell
Maple Hill
Owen Smith
Fontanelle
R. G
F. H. Keever
I. Wynn
Geo. Mohr
Floyd Sheppard
W. E. Keever
Mollie Keever
Rebecca Keever
Clara Hackler
Park Homan
Creston
Vera Kurtz
Lucile Keever
Maude Hood
Mrs. Good
Lillie Foy
Prescott High School
Cedar Falls
French Colony
Adams County
Good
Warner Good
Corning High School
Union — College
Lincoln
Neb
Carbon
Blanche
Tr. Good
Vernon
Harold
C. F. Rupe
Brooks
May Perrin
Carbonara
D. L. Keever
Lathrop
Frank Brandt
Albert Kline
C. McGregor Chapman
A. D. Brown
W. M.S. of the
Christian Church
M. E. Church
Charlotte Keever
Maude Kurtz
Mae Outhier
Fresno
Los Angeles
Calif
William Allison
Geo. Wilson
Creston High Faculty to Take On Senior Basketball Team
Creston high school faculty basketball will face the senior champions Thursday night on the senior high floor. Referee guidance for rough play was given by athletic director L. L. Wires, who joked the seniors might try to break down the faculty defense. A preliminary game has the senior girls versus freshmen girls, with proceeds aiding Creston junior college quintet’s trip to the Webster City state tournament March 16 and 17.
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Creston High School
L. L. Wires
Creston Junior College
Webster Ciy
Creston to Close Season With Faculty Senior Benefit Game
Creston schedules a Thursday faculty senior benefit basketball game to end the season while Coach Wires will issue the first field and track call on Monday. Baseball is dropped as a high school sport for the year.
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Creston
Wires
Winter Thunderstorms Across British Isles 1926 27
During the six months from October 1, 1926, to March 31, 1927, winter thunderstorms occurred across the British Isles at an average rate of one every two days.
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British Isles
Baseball News Cross Nation as Clubs Begin Spring Camp
President Barnard of the American League hails Chalmer Cissell the White Sox recruit seen as a great ball player. Tony Lazzeri signs for the Yankees at 12500. Other camps report rain and drills at Avalon and Paso Robles as clubs open in Florida California and Louisiana.
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Barnard
Chalmer Cissell
Chicago White Sox
Sox
Shreveport
Yankees
Tony Lazteri
Yanks
Miller Huggins
Hoyt
Shocker
Chicago Cubs
Avalon
Catalina Island
Phillies
Winter Haven
Fla
Athletics
Tris Speaker
Yannigans
Fort Myers
Pirates
Paso Robles
Calif
Dan Howley
St Louis Browns
West Palm Beach
Dick Coffman
Earl McNeely
Otis Crannon
Guy Sturdy
Ralph Kress
Clyde Manion
Ed Strelecki
Eddie Morgan
George Gerken
Frank Wilson
Cleveland
New Orleans
St Louis
Moriarty
Detroit Tigers
San Antonio
Bill Carrigan
Bradenton
Boston Red Sox
Jack Slattery
Boston Braves
St. Petersburg
Bucky Harris
Senators
George Kelly
Cincinnati
Orlando
Ring Results From Cities Asks AP Boxing Update
Eddie Martin of New York stopped John Huber in New York. Levinsky defeated Earl Blue in Philadelphia. K O Kaplan stopped Vincent Forgione in Philadelphia. Maxie Rosenbloom beat Bobby Brown in Pittsburgh. Harry Dillon and Jimmy Byrne drew in Chicago. Bud Nardi drew Baldy Youngberg in Chicago Rockford. Roberto Roberti defeated Jack Humbeck in Boston. Jack Gibbs beat Grover Mallini in Memphis. Neil Clisby stopped Bob Larson on foul in Galveston. Jack Fox Omaha knocked out Rick Stevens in Salt Lake City.
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Associated Press
New York
Eddie
Cannonball
Shaw Seeks Spinet Over Piano in Piano Debate
New York reports George Bernard Shaw argues the spinet is a superior instrument and should replace the piano. He notes Canadian and American tour musician Mark Hambourg among those invited to adopt the change, though Hambourg dismisses it.
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New York
George Bernard Shaw
Mark Hambourg
Nist
Canada
Amone
Shaw
Hambourg
Porter Downs Faces Divorce Focus After Courtroom Incident
In Rochester, Porter Downs concentrates on divorce cases. While defending a criminal matter before Judge Dutchers, someone stole his fur coat, prompting reflection on the risk of courtroom losses. The text notes the standard sea level atmospheric pressure as 14.7 psi.
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Rochester
Porter Downs
Dutcher
Which Jewish Queen Saved Her People in Esther Story
A jumble of quiz items and clues from a historical page asks about Esther the Jewish queen who saved the Jews from Haman. It lists questions on events, puzzles, and figures, mixing biblical, geographic, and biographical prompts without a single coherent narrative.
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Haman
Tax Tips on Charitable Contributions and Deductions
Taxpayers can deduct charitable gifts under the revenue act if the recipient is a qualifying religious, charitable, scientific, literary, or educational organization. Gifts to individuals are not deductible unless given to a qualified charity, and gifts to public bodies for public use may be deductible. Tax returns must list organization name, address, date, and amount of each gift.
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United States
District of Columbia
Largest fighting ship in the round is HMS Nelson
The report identifies HMS Nelson as the largest battleship in the British Royal Navy, noted for its size among contemporary fighting ships.
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H. M.S. Ne Son of
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