Creston Advertiser-Gazette Editorial Policy Notes
The Creston Advertiser-Gazette lists its weekday publication by The Creston Advertiser Gazette Co Davenport and W A Roseberry as publishers and indicates Associated Press affiliation. It notes second class matter March 1924 at Creston IA post office under Congress act of 1897 and reserves republication rights for AP dispatches and local news.
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Creston Advertiser-Gazette Co
Prn
Davenport
W. A. Roseberry
Creston
Keston
Iowa
Associated Press
John Bull Faces Pervasive Regime Against Intoxicants
London reports show Home Office anxious about wartime controls on vice as pubs and tobacco shops evade curfews. A 8 PM closure rule, enacted to save fuel and labor for the war, remains in force with little sign of repeal and widespread evasion.
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Home Office
London
John Bull
Nele Sam
Cco
Toacco
Night slot machines sell cigarettes to all ages
The column notes concerns over doorways at night with slot machines vending cigarettes for sixpence or a shilling. Penny machines deliver small gaspers to any entrant, attracting children and men alike, raising alarm at the ease of access. It mentions home office focus on children and worry over tobacco procurement amid available labor in unessential industries.
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Home Office
U. S. Studies Rubber Growing Possibilities
The U S Department of Agriculture notes rubber price rises and East dependence risk but warns earlier tropical plantations failed. It urges caution for non resident ventures while suggesting production could be feasible with local adaptations and ownership by resident landowners in tropical America.
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East Indies
Florida
Tropical
America
United States Department of Agriculture
Department
Wheat and cotton top the farm income outlook
The October agricultural situation report notes farming shows two profitable years with cotton and wheat near last year’s income levels. Regional conditions vary from drought in the south to strong corn and hog markets in the midwest, with future prices and harvests shaping optimism.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Department
South
Georgia
Carolinas
Pedmont
Brouth
Corn Belt
Pacific Coast
Forbes Field A Historic Baseball Palace For Pirates
Forbes Field, home to the Pittsburgh Pirates, stands as a landmark built by Barney Dreyfuss. The park, set in Schenley park district, hosted the 1925 World Series and can seat 380000 with temporary stands. right field now stretches 296 feet from the line after renovations. The grounds overlook trees, residences, and nearby golf greens, with a clear air despite southward factories.
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Associated Press
Pittsburgh
Forbes Field
Washington
Barney Dreyfuss
Pirates
Exposition Park
Hans Wagner
Dreyfuss
Fred Clarke
Babe Adam
Detroit
Dreyfus
Ruel
Smith
Gooch
Schenley Park
Baseball Park
Ancient Iowa U Men To Get Grid Sweaters
Iowa City on October 5 reports 24 former University of Iowa athletes will receive belated recognition with 'I' sweaters. The ceremony will occur during the Wisconsin game in November as a tribute to pioneers who started Iowa football history.
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Iowa
Associated Press
Iowa City
University of Iowa
Wisconsin
Nobel Prizes Total Four Million to 125 Winners
The Nobel foundation will award prizes totaling about four million dollars to 125 winners at the twenty-fifth annual ceremony. Each prize amounts to 118,165 kroner, roughly 31,000 dollars, with three prizes carried over from 1924 in physics chemistry and peace. Germany leads with 26 awards, followed by France with 22 and England with 14. nine American prizes were given between 1901 and 1924.
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Stockholm
Nobel Foundation
America
Sweden
Germany
France
England
Harris Pointing for Ball Fame
Washington, O. &.-Stantley Kirris, the boy wonder, has his chance to join the five greatest baseball managers. Pittsburgh's pennant win marks only the third World Series bid with an American League rival. Fred Clarke, key assistant to Bill McKechnie, aided the Pirates in 1909 and 1901 era titles and sparked the club with careful coaching. Clarke, born in Des Moines, began in 1892 with Hastings Nebraska.
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Associated Press
Washington, O
Stantley Kirris
Frank Chance
Chicago Cubs
Connie Mack
Philadelphia Athletics
Ball Carrigan
Boston Americans
John McGraw
New York Giants
Pittsburgh
Pirates
Fred Clarke
Boston Red Sox
Clarke
Bill McKechnie
Louisville
Pittsburg
Kansas
Marke
Des Moines
Hastings
Neb
Extension Workers To Meet At Iowa State College
Iowa counts agents home demonstration agents club workers extension specialists and farm bureau representatives will gather at Iowa State College for the thirteenth annual conference from Monday Oct 5 to Saturday Oct 10 Alfred Vivian dean of agriculture at Ohio State University will speak Wednesday afternoon Dr C F Warren Cornell University will discuss Long Time Price Trends John Coverdale former secretary of the American Farm Bureau Federation will speak Thursday morning on The Farm Bureau Looking Ahead Mrs Clara Judson American Bond and Mortgage Chicago will speak on The Business Side of Homemaking Friday morning George E Farrell will discuss the future extension work
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Ames
Advertiser
Iowa
Farm Bureau
Iowa State College
Alfred Vivian
Ohio State University
C. F. Warren
Cornell University
John Coverdale
American Farm Bureau Federation
Clara Judson
American Bond and Mortgage Company of Chicago
George E. Farrell
United States Department of Agriculture
State Owned Dairys Are Paying Dividends
The Iowa state milk report shows 842 cows across state institutions with 254 yielding over 10,000 pounds annually. The Cherokee hospital herd led with cow No 499 producing 20,810 pounds worth a net profit of 454.67 after feed costs, and an average herd profit of 195.44 per cow. Mount Pleasant followed with 11,919 pounds average production and 187.07 average net profit.
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Associated Press
Cherokee
State Board of Control
Iowa
Cherokee Hospital
Mount Pleasant
McKinley cites causes of serious juvenile offenses
Dr A D Mc Kinley head of the health center in Des Moines says that most children who become serious offenders require careful study and intervention. He notes social and health factors influence behavior and urges early preventive measures to curb delinquency.
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The
Associated Press
Des Moines
A. D. McKinley
Local Officials Weigh Trained Psychiatrists to Guide Students
A school department weighs appointing trained psychiatrists in charge to direct children’s conduct along proper lines. The proposal aims to improve behavior and classroom order under local official oversight.
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