Notice to Creditors of D F McGinnis Creston Iowa
The assignee for the benefit of creditors of D F McGinnis formerly trading as G M Cigar Comsan has received a deed of assignment on May 1 1925 and has possession of the estate. Creditors must file verified claims within three months from the date of the deed as required by Iowa law. Dated May 13 1925. J W Richardson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. F McGinnis
Creston
Iowa
G. & M. Cigar Comsan
D. F. McGinnis
J. W. Richardson
Experience of Mrs. Fuller Health Improves With Lydia E Pinkham’s Compound
Mrs T H Fuller of Walpole New Hampshire says her health greatly improved after months of pain. She could not work but after using Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound she is strong enough to handle all her chores and care for two babies. She recommends the medicine to others who feel weak and nervous.
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Tanlac
K. M. Lowe
Walnut Park
Cal
Lowe
T. H. Fuller
Walpole
N. H
Lydia E. Pinkham
Adv
Mayr's Wonderful Remedy Promoted for Digestive Health
An advertisement touts Mayr's Wonderful Remedy as key to success focusing on liver and stomach health. It claims to relieve bloating and catarrhal mucus, reduce inflammation, and aid stomach liver and intestinal ailments including appendicitis, available at all druggists.
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Mayr
Star Highway Gets Support Across Iowa
The Gold Star Memorial Highway commission reports satisfactory cooperation from all counties. The group seeks to raise 10 cents in each county to fund markers for 4,000 Iowans who died in World War I. Markers will along the Jefferson Highway and White Way No 7 for all who died in service or whose deaths are attributable to war service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Gold Star Memorial Highway Commission
A. H. Hoffman
Louis G. Lasher
Jefferson Highway
White Way No
Iowa Legion urges governor action for war trophies distribution
The Iowa Legionnire urges posts statewide to apply to Governor Hammill to obtain war trophies from a soon to be distributed shipment. Adjutant General Lasher will distribute from Camp Dodge with priority given to the State Historical Society and veterans sites. Hanford Post Cedar Rapids members will serve unpaid as clerks and judges in a June 1 special election in Cedar Rapids to issue Memorial hall bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa Legionnire
Hammill
Lasher
Camp Dodge
State Historical Society
Capitel
Historical Society
State Colleges
American Legion
Wv. F. W
Soldiers
Hanford Post
Cedar Rapids
Local residents arrive and depart across Creston area
Mrs J A Myers returns to Greenfield after a short visit. W L Leavitt goes home to Corneil Bluffs. Floyd Richardson from Lamont arrives in Creston for a brief stay. George Williamson of Williamson attends to business. Mr and Mrs John Drain and Mr and Mrs Arnold of Lenox visit Creston. L E Black returns from Griswold after 10 days with daughter Art Sasse. Verna Penkert of Comfrey Minnesota visits Art Penkert family. J E Thayber of Kansas City stops in Cres ton en route home after business in Marshalltown. Mrs Phillips of Gravity mother of Frank Phillips visits old friends and handles affairs after hospital treatment in Battle Creek Michigan.
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J. A. Myers
Greenfield
W. L. Leavitt
Corneil Bluffs
Floyd Richardson
Lamont
Creston
George Williamson
Williamson
John Drain
Arnold
Lenox
L. E. Black
Griswold
Art Sasse
Verna Penkert
Comfrey
Minn
Moorning
Art Penkert
North Walnut Street
J. E. Thayber
Kansas City
Marshalltown
Creston Daily Advertiser details and rights notice
Reston Daily Advertiser page header outlines publication details The Creston Advertiser-Gazette Co Davenport and Roseberr Publishers operate the Creston Iowa paper It is a second class matter entered March 1904 and part of the Associated Press news service rights reserved All rights to republication on special dispatches are reserved
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Creston Advertiser-Gazette Co
Er Davenport and
W. &. Roseberr
Creston
Associated Press
Nerwige
Britain Sees No Return to Soviet Talks Says Chamberlain
In Lomson May 27 Foreign Minister Chamberlain told the House of Commons Britain has no plans to restart negotiations with Soviet Russia. He would consider proposals but will not initiate discussions. Earlier Labour governments extended recognition and Moscow sent a delegation to London to settle outstanding issues, but talks collapsed after the Zinoviev letter controversy.
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Lomson
Chamberlain
House of Commons
Soviet
Russia
Ramsay MacDonald
Great Britaan
Moscow
London
Great Britain
MacDonald
England
Manna First Wins English Derby in Soggy Epsom Showdown
Manna driven by Steve Donoghue won the Derby at Epsom Downs in 2 minutes 40 3-5 seconds. Zionist finished second with The Sirdar third as heavy rain left the course soggy. Crossbow faded from favorite status, while The Sirdar impressed American onlookers despite long odds.
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Associated Press
Epsom Downs
Manna
Zionist
Sirdar
H. E. Morris
Phataris
Waffles
Steve Donoghue
Lord Astor
Crossbow
Grandson of Clemenceau to Become American
Georges Gatineau, grandson of Georges Clemenceau, known as the Tiger of France, is an automobile salesman in Seattle. Son of Andre and Therese Clemen ceau Gatineau, he served as Clemenceau’s secretary until 1915, fought near Verdun, and later spent a fortune in gambling before settling in Seattle to pursue American citizenship.
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Seattle
Georges Gatineau
Georges Clemenceau
Tiger of
France
Andre and
Therese Clemenceaun Gatineau
Gatineau
Verdun
Europe
Singapore
Paris
New Orleans
Boston
Central
South America
Victorian Ideas Succumb Before the Modern Flat
London reports the waning Victorian fight against modernism as high war taxes have turned estates into farms and flats. Mayfair houses hollowed into self-contained units with rent signs. Lady Constance Leslie and Alice, Countess of Straf ford, former famed hostesses, sell mansions and move to apartments.
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London
Mayfair
Constance Leslie
Alice
Countess of
Public transport urged to speed worker commutes
Geneva May 27 The International Labor Conference urged public and private transport authorities to cooperate with workers' organizations to ensure workers are moved to their jobs and back home as quickly as possible, so they may enjoy their spare time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Geneva
International Labor Conference
Better Mailing Week Aims to Curb Dead Letters and Waste
Postmaster General launches nationwide Better Mailing Week to educate on proper addressing and return addresses. Campaign targets reducing 21 million letters and 802 thousand parcels going to the dead letter office yearly. Emphasizes return addresses upper left corner and plain addressing to cut losses and directory service costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States Treasury
New York City
Iowa Teachers College Wins 1925 Iowa Conf Baseball Title
Iowa State Teachers College clinched the 1925 conference baseball championship by defeating Iowa Wesleyan in Des Moines. Iowa Wesleyan fell after the Teachers built a six run lead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Cedar Falls, Jr
Iowa State Teachers College
Iowa
Iowa Wesleyan
Rev J A Cunningham Visits Diagonal Friends
Reverend J A Cunningham of Diagonal spent Tuesday visiting with friends here, meeting local residents and sharing conversations about community affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Cunningham
Diagonal
Tonsorial Skill Won Royalty As Patrons
Charles Jaschke, renowned royal barber who shaped King Edward VII’s beard and served the royal family since 1880s, died at age 66 in London. Arrived from Czechoslovakia with $10, he rose to courts and parades, visiting Buckingham Palace each morning and attending Sandringham and Balmoral when the royal party was there. The king praised his quiet efficiency, and Jaschke later traveled with the royal entourage on imperial tours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Pressey
London
Chares Jaschke
Edward‘ Beerd
Eurpe
Czechoslovakia
Regent Street
Charles
Jaschke
Derby
Royal Enclosure
Haries
Edward
Buckingham Palace
Sandringham
Prince of Wales
India
Notable patrons of Jaschke's shop in 1911 12 era
Durbar era patrons included the King of Spain, Prince of Wales, Duke of York, and Captain Ramsay. The shop’s back room became known as Nowy as the House of Lords, reflecting its exclusive clientele before the owner’s death.
Guests arrive in Creston from Iola and Omaha
Mrs. A H Rosenbaugh of Iola San arrived in Creston Tuesday and is staying with Burgess Allen at 306 North Birch Street. Mrs. Thomas Given will come Thursday from Omaha and stay with Scott Armstrong at North Jarvis Street. Mrs. Given lives in Jefferson with her daughter Mrs. Hugo Jans and has been in Omaha visiting another daughter Mrs. Alva Smith.
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A. H. Rosenbaugh
Iola
San
Creston Tuoealay
Burgess Allen
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