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Newspaper

Creston Daily Advertiser

Location

Creston, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 06, 1925

Page

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Council votes on Dusey plan and fire hose purchase

At the Monday council meeting Casey pressed for action on the telephone company claims and Elm street subway case. The council authorized study of fire fighting apparatus and approved buying 700 feet of hose, with Johnston to assist the city attorney in the Elm street case if needed.

George A Johnston Elm Street Frank W. Dasey North Sycamore Street Court House Casey M. L. Burt Guy Swartz Florida Floyd Schmoll Sam Jolly Sehmoll Dusey Johnston Elm Street Subway Fire and Water Committee Bartlett, Benson and Jolly

Creston Bay native climbs to meter reading fame

J C Bivens, born and educated in Creston Bay, gains notice as a San Diego meter reader. The San Diego Union cites his record 822 meters read in three hours, averaging one meter every 13 seconds. Previous daily marks reached 971. He is remembered as the son of J A Bivens.

J. C. Bivens Creston San Diego Calif J. A. Bivens Bivens San Diego Union Gag and Electric Company

Trade Paper Editor Talks To Rotarians At Dinner

Co B Platt of Des Moines editor of Permanent Construction spoke to the Rotary club at the Lowana Hotel on Monday night urging greater use of permanent building materials as a reliable fire prevention method. Frank Ball read life histories of Ford Levy and Frank Agnew in observance of Rotary birthday anniversaries at the meeting.

Co. B. Platt Des Moines Permanent Construction Rotary Club Lowana Hotel Platt Ford Levy Frank Agnew Frank Ball

Explosion at Trojan powder works kills worker

An explosion at the Trojan powder works near Oakland California instantly killed a mixer named J Rain and injured other employees this afternoon officials said the incident occurred October 6 193?

Associated Press Oakland Calif J. Rain Trojan Powder Works Here

Salvage Plan for Submarine S-51 Delays Recovery

Washington directs salvage review after divers cannot enter the torpedo room of the sun ken submarine S-51. Rear Admiral H. H. Christy will oversee outer hull, valves and hatch examinations to recover remaining crewmen.

Associated Press U. 8 S. Camden Washington Diverso H. H. Christy Christy

Men In Rowboat Sent Distress Signals Rescued

Three men in a rowboat from the Umatilla reef lightship off the Washington coast sent radio distress signals after drifting early today. The Federal Telegraph radio station reports the men were rescued. An unidentified vessel in the Pacific Ocean near the Washington coast also sent distress signals, with speculation about the name Hermosa but dismissed since the Hermosa was in Long Beach, California.

Associated Portland Ore Umatilla Reef Washingon Federal Telegraph Company Edi Seattle Wash Pacific Ocean Washington Coast Hermosa Long Beach Calif

Open Season Three Days For Pheasants

Des Moines reports three day pheasant opening for 11 north Iowa counties from Oct 20 to Oct 22. Only cock birds may be shot with a daily limit of three. Counties listed include Winnebago Wright Bremer Cerro Gordo Butler Mitchell Franklin Kossuth Floyd Grundy and Blackhawk.

Associated Press Des Moines North Iowa W. E. Albert Mr. Albert Winnebago Wright Bremer Cerro Gordo Butler Mitchell Franklin Kossuth Floyd Grundy Blackhawk

Girls Cleared in All-Night Parties Near Des Moines

All but one of the girls charged with participation in all night parties at Daddy Kimball's farm near Des Moines were exonerated. Judge Lester Thompson ruled the charges of gross immorality were not substantiated and the girls received a harsher censure than deserved. Negotiations aim to readmit the girls to Des Moines high schools.

Associated Press Des Moines Kimball Here Lester Thompson Des Moines High Schools

Senators and Pirates World Series Play-by-Play Announced

The ADVERTISER will provide play-by-play reports of every world series game between the Washington Senators and the Pittsburg Pirates. A big score board will be erected on the York drug store building opposite the ADVERTISER office. Game 1 will be in Pittsburgh tomorrow at 2 p m eastern time or 1 p m local.

Washington Senators Pittsburg Pirates York Drug Store Advertiser Pittsburgh

Aviators View Conceded Ambition and Split Over Air Corps

Lieutenant Donald M. Carpenter testifies before the president’s aircraft board that naval aviators overestimate their skill and seek to form a separate air corps for gains in rank and pay. He says aviation should remain under Navy control, warning a separate corps would create a privileged class and widen tensions with the service. He compares aviation’s status to steam power disrupting existing orders. Representative Frank R. Reid seeks top lawyers for attorney Willian Mitchell in a potential war department court martial.

Donald M. Carpenter Pensacola Fla Naval Air Station Carpenter Air Navy Witnes Air Service Th Navy Washington Frank R. Reid Illinois Willian Mitchell War Department American Legion Convention Omaha Neb

Navy Enlisted Strength Reduced For Budget Reasons

Washington reports a cut in navy enlisted personnel from 86 000 to 81 000 due to lack of funds. Rear Admiral R Shoemaker informed the president s air board of the reduction.

Washington Navy R. Shoemaker Air Board

Wheat market closes higher on U S supply concerns

Chicago wheat prices rose as much as five percent with December delivery at about 1.41 dollars a bushel, easing from yesterday’s range. Traders noted shrinking U S grain supply east of the Rockies as a key factor in the gain.

Associated Press Chicago United States Rockies

Prescott man arraigned on larceny of auto from Missouri company

Albert Bissell of the Prescott neighborhood waived to the grand jury after arraignment in Justice of the Peace Adam Pickett's court on a larceny of an automobile owned by a St. Joseph, Missouri company. Recovered in Kansas City, Kansas. Bond set at $500.

Albert Bissell Prescott Grand Justice of the Peace Adam Pickett St. Joseph, Mo Bissell Beedle Kansas City Kan

Morning Saily Proves Short Life In Madison

The Morning Broadcaster began as a semi weekly paper March 7 and became a morning daily in August. It suspended publication after the issue dated Saturday September 26. Founder Mark Tudon Nauvoo started the paper and later four employees ran it.

Madison Mark Tudeon Nauvoo Isue

Franklin Grid Team Pursues City Championship

Franklin grade school football team opened the season with a series of wins totaling against Lincoln J Malachy and Jefferson. Key players include Harold Willie at fullback and Ohler at center with a strong line guiding the offense and defense.

Franklin Frankling Lincoln J. Malachy Jefferson Harold Willie Owlsehlager Alf Florha

Brother of L. Ginsberg Dies in Davenport Fall

Des Moines Oct 6 Karel Ginsberg 69 founder of Ginsberg and Son furniture dealers and brother of L Ginsberg died today in Davenport after falling from a ninth story hotel window. Funeral services for L Ginsberg will be held today.

Associated Press Des Moines Karel Ginserg Ginsberg and Son Furniture Lealers L. Ginsberg Davenport

Supreme Court Affirms Conviction Of Druggan

The Supreme Court today effectively affirms Terrance Druggan's contempt of court conviction stemming from his violation of an injunction in Chicago.

Supreme Court Washington Terrance Druggan Chicago

Coolidge Urges End to Global Intolerance at Legion Talk

President Coolidge spoke to the American Legion urging demobilization of racial antagonisms and a universal spirit of toleration. He pressed peace through military restraint, praised selective service, and warned that without tolerance the world faces new wars.

Van Associated Press Omaha Neb France Coolidge American Legion America Colieus

Population loss in Davis and Decatur Counties

Des Moines reports Davis County population 12 074 a drop of 1 191 since 1920 and Decatur County 5 275 inhabitants a loss of 400 over five years as Iowa census director Lou F Morgans details.

Des Moines Davis Decatur Lou F. Morgans Iowa Dia

Fire Prevention Week A B C of Fire Causes Outlined

Creston chief urges public removal of common fire hazards during Fire Prevention Week observed nationwide. He lists causes from ashes in waste to open lights, unsafe gas and oil uses, neglected inspections, and unsafe handling of matches as major risk factors.

Co. H Care Creston Department I'S

Lorimor Farm Show Postponed To Wednesday Ort 14

The first Lorimor dairy and poultry show, sponsored by the business men and the farm bureau, was postponed today due to unsettled weather. It will be held at Lorimord Park with four departments cattle poultry farm products and dairy and domestic science and a busy full day program of judging music readings talks athletic events and contests including hog and women's chicken calling.

Lorimor Werther L. J Nickle Union County Farm Bureau Lortiver Farm Bureau Loribord's Park

Visitation Campaign Gains Momentum in Creston Churches

The Ministerial Alliance of Creston reports strong progress for a citywide visitation drive led by seven churches. About 154 laymen attended a dinner at the Methodist church, and teams will visit voters who named a denomination preference, with Rev. E B Menoher of Corning as guest speaker. The drive continues each evening this week except Saturday with pre-visit suppers and prayers.

Ministerial Alliance of Creston Clyde C. Harris Methodist Seven Alliance Menoher of Corning Congregational Church

Orient Women Plan Harvest Home Supper

The Ladies' Aid Society of the Congregational church of Orient announces its annual Harvest Home supper for Saturday Oct 10 starting at 5 p.m. Rev C W Basham notes half Creston population attends. The program includes duets solos readings and quartet selections by church members.

Ladies’ Aid Society Congregational Church of Orient Creston C. W. Basham Wise Mrs. Proctor Darlene Grant Romaine Greene Men of the

Miss Lorene Graham Visits Creston Friends Monday

Miss Lorene Graham of Zion spent Monday in Creston shopping and visiting with friends, enjoying a day away from home.

Lorene Graham Zion Creston

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