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Newspaper
Creston Daily Advertiser
Location
Creston, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1925
Page
4
Mrs B Brinkley reports long standing stomach gas relief after Adlerika. The ad claims the product clears gas, improved sleep, and ends bloating. It cites a testimonial by T E York a local druggist at 117 W Montgomery St.
The Presbyterian General Council voted to permit judicial commission members who dissent from the majority to file minority reports. The change, urged by William Jennings Bryan Clarence Edward Macartney and Mark Matthews, awaits approval by the Assembly meeting in Columbus tomorrow. Previously only majority reports were considered and dissenters had no platform.
Creston High School held a senior class will reading in chapel. A committee organized the program with students in old school day costumes performing songs for teachers. Rex Mitchell read the will as Evelyn Heessel and others participated. The Pottawatomie Campfire campers met at Ruth Wilson’s Pine Street home where Eloise Singleterry was presented a gift before her departure to Portland, Oregon after school ends.
Des Moines area reports show temperatures statewide with Sioux City at 96 and Dubuque at 92. The blast near a road crew killed Allen Roder and injuring Harry Havill and ten others. explosion ruled accidental.
Des Moines May 21 Edgar Mikler 2% Clarinda was fatally injured and E J Johnson of Ardmore Okla suffered a fractured leg when their airplane crashed near Omaha.
Judge Kenyon urges protection of free speech in the Senate and questions secret sessions. He argues for reform to aid the public interest and criticizes ongoing debt and postwar policies. He praises Lafayette and calls for forgiving France's war debt while noting Germany’s election signals rigidity.
Rev E Merle Adams presided as Grinnell leader awards 1924 school cups and the council Bluffs association banner for religious education. Shenandoah and Orient earn Class A and B cups. Grinnell wins Douglas proficiency cup. Okoboji conference plans and Spencer 1926 venue set. Dr Ozora Davis led final lectures on readership training and new evangelism amid debates on ministerial effort.
Denison banker L Voss begins trial in Sac City on forgery tied to a $47,000 loan to Ira Gillman. Seven other indictments face Voss while his brother Dan Voss faces three embezzlement charges connected to the same alleged crime. Hearing for the Voss case postponed to Thursday.
Williamson West Virginia May 20 A pistol fight after a school election left Sherman Parsley a merchant of Kermit and Buck Kirk president of the board of education dead and three others wounded while six men were under arrest on charges related to the shooting. The clash began when Lee Curry escorted two Negroes to the polls and struck Dr E T Stepp an election official who questioned the Negroes right to vote.
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