Creston Daily Advertiser Notes Publishing Details
The Creston Daily Advertiser announces publishing by The Creston Advertiser Gasette Co with Carl Davenport and W A Roseberry as publishers. It notes weekday evenings and city county coverage as second class matter from March 1904 and post office filing in Creston Iowa under federal act. Associated Press copyright and republication terms are stated.
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Creston Advertiser-Gasette Co
Carl Davenport
W. A. Roseberry Publishers
PAPEL
Creston
Iowa
Congress
American Gold in France Arouses German Envoys
Berlin reports German hotel operators in smaller resort centers have cut rates to draw foreign currency and ease postwar reparations burden. Tourism firms may resume prewar business with lower tariffs for American visitors and visa rates. Foreign tax for nonresidents largely abolished. police rules eased reducing travel hurdles.
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Associated Press
Berlin
Germn
Géintryy Y
Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound Endorsed by Rangeley Writer
Rangeley Maine woman Mrs Walter S Anderson says two years of suffering with bearing down pains and fatigue ended after taking Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She reports improved ability to work on farm and household tasks. Over 200 000 women reportedly benefited with 98 of replies saying yes. Sold by druggists everywhere.
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Rangeley
Maine
Lydia E. Pinkham
Walter S. Anderson
Foreign travelers find Germany easier to navigate
The article notes high railway rates in Europe but improving service in Germany. Foreign visitors, though paying more for taxis and car hires, are generally welcomed and can travel comfortably without speaking German. Sightseeing autos and travel bureaus provide guides and meals at various prices, with 135000 Americans visiting France last year and spending over 200 million dollars, prompting discussion on attracting more American tourists to Germany.
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Sonally
Germany
France
Oxford Men Embrace Silk Evening Attire
Oxford, May 15. For years Oxford men of adventurous character have tested fashions in evening dress. They now wear silk stockings cream silk shirts and blue or purple velvet jackets with knee breeches. The new style replaces the dull old full dress and is praised as more pietesque and pleasing for evenings out while not suited for rain or subway travel.
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Oxford
Eng
Public Auction of Union County Real Estate
Special execution issued by the District Court clerk requires sale of Lot 2 Block 18 Higbee and Bakers First Addition Creston Union County Iowa at public vendue. Kasper Heinbuch Margaret Heinbuch Ethel Henry are the defendants to satisfy a $1646.89 judgment plus costs. sale set for June 1 1925 at 1 pm at the Creston Court House. N F Collings Sheriff. May 9 16 23 1925.
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District Court
Union County
Iowa
Court House Loor
Creston
Said County
Towit
Higbee & Baker
Kasper Heinbuch
Margaret Heinbuch
Ethel Henry
J W. Hoakigan
Buenos Aires Faces Worsening Traffic Crisis
Buenos Aires faces growing transport strain as population nears two million. The city has 520 miles of surface and subway lines handling hundreds of millions of riders annually, yet crowding persists. Authorities urge new subways linked to railway terminals with motorbus feeders, but stalled talks delay expansion.
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Buenos Aires
Trade prospects painted in dismal colors in Britain
London May 15 Sir Robert Horne warned at a British Overseas Banks Association dinner that Britain faces a worse trade outlook than six months ago. He cited shipbuilding coal heavy steel woolen and cotton as troubled industries and urged national unity to address the crisis. Ottumwa May 15 D B Cowles Iowa department G A R commander dies suddenly funeral set for Sunday at 2 30 p m veterans from three wars to attend he had led G A R work in Chariton and Ottumwa and became state commander after W H Needham’s death last June.
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London
Britain
Sir Robert Horne
British Overseas Banks Association
Sir Robert
Death of Foster Son in Sinking of U 39 6 New Mexico
Mason City May 15 Doctor and Mrs E McEwen received word from the navy department that their foster son George died on board the U 39 6 New Mexico on Tuesday as a result of an accident on board.
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Mason City
E. McEwen
Navy Department
George
New Mexico
Radio invades farms as crop reports go by air
Des Moines reports radio is rapidly reaching farms with state and federal crop reporters saying information can reach farmers days earlier. In Iowa as of May 1 about 83 597 farm owned sets exist with 3 195 crystal receivers. Scott county leads with 1 494 sets and Clinton county with 1 194.
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Des Moines
Fede
Scott County
Clinton County
Page
Fremont
Southwest
North Central
Dickinson County
Weather Bureau
Hite
Iowa
United States
WOT
Iowa State College
Standings and results from major leagues and minor circuits
American League standings show Philadelphia 19 5 and Washington 17, with Cleveland 16 8 and New York 16. Boston and Detroit also near .600. Yesterday's scores include New York 6 Chicago 5 and Philadelphia 8 Detroit 7. Tonight’s games feature Philadelphia at Chicago and New York at Detroit. National League standings list New York 18 6, Brooklyn 13 12, Chicago 12 12, and Philadelphia 13 13. Schedule includes Chicago at New York and Pittsburgh at Brooklyn tomorrow, with St Louis at Philadelphia Monday. Western League results show Lincoln 12 10 and Tulsa 11 12, plus Oklahoma City 12 12 and Denver 13 12. Mississippi Valley League midtable pack with Cedar Rapids leading at 7 3 and Marshalltown 7 6. Cedar Rapids beat Dubuque 5 9, Ottumwa 11 ?. several rainouts. Mrs Harry Snyth of 927 West Montgomery returns Sunday from Janesville with husband Mr Snyder staying in Minneapolis a week.
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Philadelphia
Washington
Cleveland
Chicago
Bees
St. Louis
New York S
Boston
Detroit
New York
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Pet
Lincoln
St. Joseph
Tulsa
Pitt
Denver
Des Moines
Oklahoma City
Omaha
Wichita
St. Joe
Mississippi Valley League
Cedar Rapids
Marshaldown
Waterloo
Ottumwa
Burlington
Rock Island
Dubuque
Moine
Harry Snyth
Montgomery Street
Janesville
Wis
Snyder
Minneapolis
King Declines Legacy to End Royal Residences
London May 16 King George refuses a bequest of Gwyrch Castle in Wales and 250000 for upkeep from the late Countess of Dundonald. The castle will pass to the Order of St John of Jerusalem in England to serve as a priory. The note recalls Roman emperors expanding estates through legacies.
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Associated Press
London
George
Gwyrch Castle
Wales
Countess of
Order of St John of Jerusalem
England
Augustus
Nugent Named Special Agent in Criminal Investigation
Governor Hammill appointed Adin E. Nugent of Cedar Rapids a special agent in the state department of criminal investigation. Estherville won the upper Des Moines valley track meet with Rock Rapids second and Milford and Sheldon tied for third. Mrs. Albert Hepperle was acquitted of aiding her brother Frank Clayton to escape from the county jail. The sale of the Iowa Pecking company to Swift Co for 405000 was approved to expand to cattle slaughter and soon sheep handling.
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Associated Press
Des Moines
Hammill
Adin E. Nugent
Cedar Rapids
State Department of Criminal Investigation
Estherville
Fort Dodge
Albert Hepperle
Frank Clayton
Iowa Pecking Company
Swift &Co
Martin J Wade
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Jewett Coach
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