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Newspaper
Creston Daily Advertiser
Location
Creston, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1925
Page
4
The Creston Daily Advertiser lists publishers Carl Davenport and W A Roseberry and notes its weekday evening publication. It is registered with the Creston post office under federal act, with Associated Press rights and republication reservation for content.
The school orchestra directed by Charles of Creston performed Tuesday night and received praise. All Stickels will represent in the pre-district declamation test held at Green. Her reading will be days The Lion and the.
An advertisement touts Mayr's Wonderful Remedy as essential for digestive health, claiming it cleanses the intestinal tract, reduces stomach and liver inflammation, and even helps appendicitis. Available at all druggists.
A promotional claim says Red Pepper Rub relieves rheumatic and body pains instantly with concentrated heat that reaches depth in minutes. It promises rapid relief from back aches chest colds and pains, urging readers to prove its effects within an hour and keep it ready for nightly pain. Rowles is named as the source.
Citizens are urged to drink ample water to flush sluggish kidneys and relieve pains in the kidney region. The ad recommends Jad Salts, a lemon grape lithia mix, to stimulate kidney activity and neutralize urine acids, claiming it supports kidney cleanliness and reduces bladder issues.
A Monday funeral for Mr Kindlett was attended by eighth graders with Harold Mullen and Agnes Webb substituting for Miss Wilson and Miss Bettis. A Friday convocation featured Miss Welson's pupils, and performances by Browne Tanesy and Woodward. Cromwell boys earned third place in a recent cup, lineup included Brown, Cemer, Chapman, Spare, Kiesing, Rhodes. substitutes Kepner Heckey Manatrey Koster. New pupils Robert Lawrence Lucile Felix Ruth Bradley Jessie Downard Ethelland Lloyd Blond Lillian Starr Forest Adams Virgil Adams Roy Mills Bertha Miller Donald Turner Hazel Bland Maxine Pace enrolled this week.
Electors of Creston Iowa are reminded to register for the March 30 1925 municipal election. Registrations take place March 19 20 and 28 from 8 am to 9 pm in each ward at specified locations. Those registered in 1924 may vote without re registration unless they moved precincts.
Creston Iowa voters will elect a mayor, city treasurer, assessor, five aldermen plus a park commissioner in a two year term starting April 1925. A public measure asks if a two mill annual band fund tax should be levied. Publication dates are March 17 18 19. ED C KEITH Mayor.
Among other devices that show how notably civilization has improved our morals are cash registers, combination locks, burglar alarms, etc. This remark from the Columbia Record comments on everyday tools signaling social advancement.
The Prince of Wales plans a major journey to Africa and the forthcoming stops in South Africa and Argentina to broaden his travels. He leaves England on March 29 marking his sixth extensive trip since 1919, continuing a pattern of long absences from home each year.
A readable schedule of radio programs by station and time for March 19. Listings include WSB Atlanta WEEI Boston WGR Buffalo WEBH Chicago WLS Chicago and many others with concerts recitals talks and musical programs.
Cordova Alaska March 17 J Williamson owner of the largest fox farm on the Kenai peninsula says states could profit by killing jack rabbits then drying the meat into powder for foxes fed in summer. Over 6000 rabbits were slaughtered last winter with powder stored in sacks and rabbit meat packed in five gallon cans for preservation.
The text explains storage and thawing of meat blocks kept outdoors. The can is loosened after freezing, then the block is moved from confinement and stored in tee houses to prevent thawing until summer feeding time.
Nome, Alaska March 17. In Nome early days coal was more precious than gold from streams and Bering Sea. The few coal suppliers were saloons. An old prospector wore a coat with a sack inside and would sit at the North Star Wine Palace each evening.
A prospector pilfers coal from Pat Cleary’s camp and hides it in his sack. When caught in a bar, Cleary forces him to disgorge the coal and throws a party line about the “mined coal” joke. The incident ends with laughter as drinks are declared on the house.
A long running action from the War Finance Corporation was initiated months ago against the Farmers' and Merchants' Savings and Loan association in Council Bluffs Iowa. The case seeks repayment or restructuring of loans under wartime financing programs. Court dates are set for further proceedings and filings.
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