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Newspaper
Creston Daily Advertiser
Location
Creston, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1925
Page
5
Dr Camp of Arispe spent the day in town on business and visiting relatives. Mrs William Wallace and daughters Betty and Ann joined the outing, shopping and socializing before returning home by car. The note references an amusing remark about electric hay horse exercise and a flivver.
Nearly 300 high school athletes from 31 schools competed in the sixteenth annual interscholastic meet in Iowa City. Washington high Cedar Rapids led in numerous events with records set by Zvacek and other top performers, while Grinnell Davenport and North English chased finals spots across sprint, field, and throwing events.
Preliminary and final track events detailed with swimmer times and placements. Names include Isett Marion Hunter Sta mats Curry Beauchamp O'Daniel Rede Stamats Delley Dvorak Brookins Cuhel and Brown across Cedar Rapids Grinnell Washington and Marshalltown delegations. Event times listed with finals in mile dash 100 yard dash and 220 yard dash.
An advertisement seeks one man aged 25 to 42 with a clean record and ambition for higher income through high grade salesmanship. Offers thorough free education and training, confidential correspondence, and guaranteed salary plus commission. Address I R Campbell Box 1014 Soux City Iowa.
A sedan driven by S ioux City resident S L Rushing and a bus collided near Jefferson, leaving one woman dead, one near death, and two men severely injured. The Lafleur couple from Jefferson and Rushing from Sioux City are the involved parties. Mrs Lafleur died after being thrown through the roof of the car.
In Hallville Texas on May 2 a bus crash killed Mr J H Kilpatrick his wife their son George 35 and his daughter 12. No one else was injured others returned to Corning after visiting relatives.
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