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Newspaper
Creston Daily Advertiser
Location
Creston, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1925
Page
5
London reports a German firm naming a cigar after George Bernard Shaw, a non smoker and vegetarian. The gesture draws mixed reactions from anti Shaw papers while British observers joke about cultural references and public curiosities in Torquay and London.
Ames reports feeder cattle buyers should plan carefully for winter. Prof J A Hopkins warns prices may rise then fall as business slows. a tighter meat demand could push prices down. He notes a Florida boom, Locarno effects, and ample corn keeping feed costs low, shaping next two months.
Special Execution issued by the District Court of Union County Tow a directs sale of W Sullivan and Carrie Sullivan property in Preston on November 23 1925 at 1 PM at the courthouse door. The estate is the undivided one fifth of SEQ of Section 6 Township 71 North Range 29 West. Levy to satisfy a judgment in favor of B J Schorr entered October 20 1925. Amount $1 717 10 plus costs fixed at $60.42. Sheriff N F Collings notes publication dates October 24 and 31 1925.
Printed county budget figures disclose the 1889 courthouse bond plan will cost far more than principal. With interest and new bonds, total charges rise to about 510,333 for a structure built in 1889 and completed upgrades in 1916, so funds exceed original estimates.
Moscow reports the Kuznetzky mining region industrial colony aided by Haywood's absence makes progress. Coal output by 1926 shows a 69 percent increase as the colony advances under new administration and organization efforts.
A town unit voted to allocate $75,000 for building dwellings and improvements at Kamerova, a settlement described as of the American type, signaling a local development effort.
In Duluth on Oct 24 a speaker from the National League of Compulsory Education and Call told a meeting that only two percent of U S school children are truants, but this group accounts for about ninety percent of delinquents.
An uneven readable fragment notes a Mason City individual named Meske with Alex Miller of Washington, mentioning a George Washington anniversary on November 6 and a parade or celebration with notable attire.
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