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Newspaper
Creston Daily Advertiser
Location
Creston, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1925
Page
5
President Coolidge addressed the American Legion convention in Omaha urging nations to curb racial antagonism and pursue peaceful, cooperative disarmament. He argued strength comes from peace programs, not larger armies, and urged America to lead by example at home through education better homes and roads.
The article warns against religious intolerance in a nation built on religious freedom. It argues America first should mean universal friendship and mercy, not national bigotry, urging patience, forbearance, and humane service at home and abroad. It stresses shared humanity and a constructive, example-setting approach.
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Kelley of Omaha arrive in the city on Monday and plan a short stay to attend to business matters.
The county recorder lists numerous warranty deeds filed in Creston and surrounding townships during late September 1925. Transactions involve transfers of lots and parcels in Swigert’s Addition, Second North, West Creston, and Cromwell with prices mostly $1.00 and property exchanges. Notable entries include J E Taylor to Elizabeth Chase, J M Hawker to Goodwill heirs, and Chauncey White to Roy White, among others, with several tracts described by section township and range.
An opera laboratory is being built for the Chicago Civic Opera company at an expense of 800000 dollars. It will design make and preserve all stage settings scenery costumes and mechanical details for the company repertoire. The report notes it as possibly the first of its kind worldwide.
Atlantic City reports on October 6 as the labor federation advances its agenda amid ongoing talks. Green comments frame the discussion while ioes Forward and other groups press for swift progress.
The article promotes coniferous trees as a profitable farm crop, offering early returns and strong lumber or pulpwood markets. It notes windbreak benefits and better adaptation to poor soil, with guidance on obtaining trees and growing seedlings in Farmers Bulletin No. 1453 from the Department of Agriculture.
Ames reports Dr. L. H. Pammel lauds Major John F. Lacey of Oskaloosa as a foremost conservation leader. He credits Lacey with shaping national park law, the national monument act, Yellowstone management, buffalo preservation, migratory bird protection, and the Lacey Keosauqua state park naming.
Memorial services are planned for Mrs Myrtle Underwood Cook Benton county W C T U president who was shot in her home September 7 as the state W C T U convenes in Sioux City The program also honors Rev George Haddock a early prohibition martyr and features speakers Andrew McCampbell Dr Charles Medbury and Miss Mary B Ervin during the convention的
The former taxi operator J O McAllister of 1721 Louisa Ave Burlington Iowa credits Karnak with curing long standing stomach and kidney pain high blood pressure and nerve trouble. He describes dramatic relief after seven bottles and says he feels years younger and able to work as before. Karnak is sold in Creston by Newscomb Matthews and by other reliable druggists.
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