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Newspaper
Creston Daily Advertiser
Location
Creston, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1925
Page
6
Fragmented OCR shows scattered prices such as 20¢ 10¢ 40¢ 50e and stray letters. No coherent event or names readable to identify a specific news item or notice.
A collage of want ads and notices: waitresses and house workers sought at multiple cafes and homes, trucks and horse teams needed, garage space wanted, dressmaking and sewing, farm work from a young married man, sales and oil paint positions, a correspondence school salesman post, farm loan and abstract services, a beauty shop offering home service, and wrestling lessons with 15 years experience.
Mrs. M. Sammonss returns home after a week in Ottumwa visiting relatives. Mr. and Mrs. T. B. Polson and Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Miley come home from Corning where they spent Sunday with sister Mrs. W. P. Cramer who is ill.
Classified listing notice states rates for want ads at two cents per word with a minimum charge of 25 cents. No further details on deadlines or submission methods are provided in readable text.
A long list of for sale items and rental notices including seeds oats hogs incubator oil stove furniture kitchen cabinet and beds eggs and poultry stock seed corn and white wyandottes addresses and phone numbers for contact. Also several rental ads for houses rooms and a cottage plus a Ford automobile and a canoe offered for sale or rent.
A man's watch is lost between 308 Livingstone Ave and 508 South Walnut St. Finder should leave it at this office for a reward.
Orrie Gorrell Drothers and sisters express gratitude to friends for sympathy after bereavement and for the many beautiful floral offerings.
Fa AMP. ADORA Creston's Fa AMP. ADORA Creston's homer L. Ividson of Shannon City visited Cres ton today. Mr. and Mrs Ed Foster spent Sunday at the O. C. Priddy home north of Orient. Judge Homer A. Fuller of Mt. Ayr attended to local business interests. Spring Oxfords in brown and black Calf priced at 3.85 by LaForgue Bros.
Confidence is expressed by camp leaders in the mayoralty contest between T. A. Potter and J. T. Lard as voters in Iowa City head to polls. March 30. Indications point to a record city election turnout of more than 8 500 with Mayor Emma J. Harvat defending her office against J. J. Carroll. University faculty and students’ vote could swing the result.
Exhumed remains of Dr Oscar Olson and Mrs Emma Nelson McClintock showed marked chronic heart disease per post mortem report submitted by Dr James Simonds of Northwestern University for William D Shepherd. Mrs McClintock's swollen condition after death attributed to edema or dropsy by the pathologist.
In Minneapolis on March 30, Arthur Lopez-Frazier filed in federal district court to collect total disability benefits. An affidavit asserts he is Arthur Frazier, a supposed dead Indian war veteran, and not Arthur Lopez, the Mexican impostor named in a prior confession.
The House Judiciary Subcommittee investigates alleged irregularities in bankruptcy handling by Judge George Washington English of the federal district court. The panel weighs whether impeachment recommendations should go to Congress.
The resignation of Theodore Brentano as American minister at Budapest has been received by President Coolidge. It is believed the resignation will be accepted. The president is also considering Albert H. Washburn’s resignation as minister to Austria, with state department urging retention at his post.
Police Chief James Cavender alleged in a church address that a whiskey ring still controls the Iowa legislature and that municipal and district judges laxly enforce liquor laws. Judges and legislators declined to comment on the speech.
News from New York reports the American Smelting and Refining Company reduced lead price from 8.75 to 8.50 cents per pound. In Manley Iowa Mrs Herman Athen, 27, of Plymouth, died in a dentist chair under ether at 8 pm Saturday. heart disease listed as cause.
Allendale New Jersey March 30 John O Lea 26 proprietor of the Manor hotel was killed today in an explosion believed to be a bomb that wrecked his automobile as he stepped in the starter Authorities suspect bootlegging enemies
Washington March 30 six commissioners were appointed by the court of claims to act as special masters in suits of equity under new legislation to clear a backlog of war claims against the government. Edmund J Frisk of Des Moines Iowa is among the appointees.
The Triangle class of the M. E. church will meet at the church Wednesday afternoon April 1 at 2 o'clock. Each member is asked to bring her own sandwiches and one covered dish.
Reorganization of Wilson & Co. packers, controlled by receivers, is being carried out in New York and Chicago and may be completed late today or tomorrow, officials said. The action marks a key step in settling claims and resuming operations under court supervision.
Mrs Lucille Potter Miller Bebeshiemer was served with divorce papers in Marengo Iowa. Car L Bebeshiemer seeks $10000 alimony and $1000 attorney fees. He alleges cruelty and misconduct and requests custody of their two year old son. Married since 1920.
Dr. R K A Swanson, chiropractor, operates above Hester's Shoe Store at 107 North Maple Street. Office phone 563. Residence number 937.
Local contractor at 109 North Elm offers roofing, sheet metal, and gutter services with telephone access via 204.
In a provocative aside the New York American quips that Chinese people are adopting cross word puzzles to mock Mah Jongg, signaling a tense cultural jab in a newspaper remark.
G. B. Miller of Greenfield arrived in Crest on Sunday for a brief visit. Joe Peak and Roy Nelson spent the day in Des Moines visiting with friends.
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