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Newspaper
Creston Daily Advertiser
Location
Creston, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1925
Page
3
A notice from Creston region announces republication restrictions and credit for the post, indicating the work is second class content and republished in this page edition with formal attribution.
In a tense late inning, Big Barney delivered as Washington's seventh inning rally produced two runs on three hits. Freddy Marberty closed strong in the ninth, unloading sharp curves with bases loaded and one out to quiet the Pirates and seal the win.
In Rome on October 12 Italy marked the 432nd anniversary of Columbus discovery of America as a legal holiday. Public buildings displayed flags and schools held lectures praising Columbus. Speeches stressed Genoa as his birthplace to counter claims by Spanish historians.
The report notes the arrest of Cornell Bluite and Alva C Records on fraud charges related to fake deeds and abstracts. Records was found dead in his jail cell, apparently by hanging with a blanket, leaving a bereaved family behind. Deputy Sverit investigated the incident at the county jail.
The National Corn Growers association sponsors county meetings this week to unite corn farmers and business leaders on a legislative program. Gatherings listed for Emmetsburg Spencer Sac City Denison Carroll Jefferson Boon jada Marshalltown Toledo Via Iowa City Tipton Waterloo Grundy Center Forest City Northwood Fort Dodge Pocahontas and Marton. Fort Dodge Iowa October 12. Corn growers and business men meet here.
An advertisement promotes McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Compound Tablets as a tasteless, easy to take way to gain weight. It asserts a woman gained ten pounds in twenty days and promises similar results for skinny men, women, and children. Sold in sixty tablets for six ty cents with druggist availability.
Simple camphor and hazel hydrates mix to quicken relief for sore fed or watery eyes. Lavoptik eye wash promises rapid results from a small bottle. Eye cup offered free. Druggist T. E. York advertises at 417 West Montgomery Street.
This afternoon in a run of state meetings a plan emerged to form a state organization allowing farmers to halt their corn shipments until prices rise toward a target called the Yodar mark. Speakers included J. J. Ryan a local judge W. S. Kenyon and W. B. Swaney president of the chamber of commerce.
Charles Stryker a longtime Union County citizen died Thursday Oct 8 at 79 after a life of public service and church leadership. Born in 1839 he moved to Iowa in 1856 with his family and became a prominent farmer and Methodist minister. He helped found Creston’s Methodist services and served as trustee of Iowa State College at Ames for four years. His devotion to education temperance and civic duty left a lasting impact in the community.
Ewert, former treasurer of the rural credits board in Pierre South Dakota, pleaded not guilty to embezzlement and misappropriation charges. He appeared yesterday before Federal Judge D. Et. The case moves toward an April trial date.
Harry Quackenbrush former cashier of the defunct Nation Bank of Commerce pleaded not guilty to the same charges as others in a rural credits investigation. A federal grand jury demanded inquiry into knowledge of Senators Forbeck and McMaster, both former governors now in the Senate, about alleged defalcations tied to Ewert on the rural credits board. Ewert faces charges over alleged defalcations and misuse of about half a million dollars for rural credit ads during his term.
Chicago Oct 12 Joseph R Weil known as Yellow Kid says he will leave Chicago forever after recent legal pressure. He spoke at the Thinkers club promising to work abroad for major American firms while dodging lawsuits and mortgage debts. Detoa Short returns to Lenox. Olive Nelson visits Osceola with her parents.
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