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Newspaper
Creston Daily Advertiser
Location
Creston, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1925
Page
5
A dense list of farm and household items for sale and rent. Includes horses cows eggs poultry equipment seeds oats implements vehicles and used cars. Also multiple rental notices for rooms houses and apartments plus miscellaneous services and business notices.
100 acre improved farm for rent 18 miles south. Reasonable terms. Provide reference to Swenson Bros. Co. Omaha.
An item notes a home bake event at Johnson's Meat Market on Saturday March 14 offering chicken and noodles. The column includes quips about appetite and a jab at heavy battleships, followed by editorial asides from the Columbia Record and Detroit News.
In Gibraltar on March 13, tribesmen fired on the British cable ship Amber of the Eastern Telegraph Company. The vessel was uninjured. In Sioux City Iowa on March 13, Winter staged a late comeback as over an inch of snow fell and temperatures plummeted to five above.
Pete Sarmiento of New York faces Connie Curry from Sioux City in a 10 round decision bout scheduled for March 27 in Milwaukee. In Los Angeles, Tom Kennedy invites Jack Kearns to discuss a 10 round Dempsey Renault heavyweight title bout to be staged during the Shrine conclave next June.
A set of three concise quips from 1920s era papers: college costs and bootleggers, manners implying lack of home life, and envy over new hats. A remark about spring greening envy and another about cars reducing population.
A dated corporate pitch extols its stock as a guaranteed safeguard for investors under state law. The product is described as staple as sugar, with stock carrying over from year to year remaining strong and often improving.
The Stokes trial in Chicago, with W E D Stokes and co defendants, moved toward completion as Rathbun urged the jury that the wife had not committed conspiracy. Indictments against Nugent and Hattie Johnson were dismissed, while others remain unsettled.
The Advertiser corrects an address error noting the Jolly Dozen club was entertained at Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Johnsons home on Spruce Street not North Oak Street as previously stated.
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