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Newspaper
Creston Daily Advertiser
Location
Creston, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1925
Page
6
Mr and Mrs W H Montgomery and Mr and Mrs Russell Phebus motored in the morning and evening to attend a dance at the Armory where an Omaha orchestra provided the music.
From the Keokuk federal court records a long lineage of notable figures is detailed including a former Iowa governor a cabinet member and several U S Supreme Court and federal officials with dates spanning from 1845 to 1914 The piece notes the court’s move from Burlington to Keokuk in 1859 and lists judges attorneys marshals and other officials tied to the court over the years.
Detroit faces traffic strain as car production soars with 200000 workers in auto plants. Officials consider widening streets, rapid transit, and a master plan for 100 million dollars over 16 years. A proposed 80 foot east west route is found insufficient and plans shift to a 120 foot paved corridor.
State College teams up with Missouri in Columbia for a tougher test this season. Trainer Mike Chambersegald says the squad is in its best physical shape, though they will miss a scrimmage due to snow on Slete flet C coach Sam Willaman believes whey
Indianapolis October 30 The Inter national Typographical Union president James M Lynch says the tramp printer of old has mostly vanished yet the traveling printer survives in modern form He notes many printers travel by car and carry union cards proving competence He argues constant movement is less romantic yet financially steadier and that idea exchange remains beneficial for the trade.
London reports kennel club statistics show the fox terrier as the United Kingdom’s favorite home dog, with 7,000 registered this year. The airedale ranks second, dachshund rising from 232 to 154 since before the war, and 117 registrations in the first eight months of the year. The total dog population nears three million.
Hamburg observers watched former cab drivers, now taxi chauffeurs with licenses, stage a farewell parade. A herald led the procession on horseback wearing a fur trimmed jerkin and carrying the guild banner. Each vehicle was decorated and drivers wore top hats of various colors. A large miniature wagon symbolized the drivers' famed thirst.
The chestnut, once a culinary staple, is endangered by a wind spread blight. Cornell University plant pathologists warn the incurable disease has devastated trees over the past two decades, first found in Brooklyn’s park in 1904 and later across the country.
R. E. Lewis of Arispe and L. E. Winn of Cromwell spent Thursday in town attending to business interests.
Guthrie County Iowa census figures outline farm total 361,191 acres with 219,36a cropped land. Hogs valued at 880,547 cattle 1,374,856 sheep 60,594 bees 64 hives and honey about 1,000 dollars. Omitted details include crop failures and extensive equipment values.
Denver reports Dr. Jean Allird Jeancon, curator of archaeology at the Colorado Museum, found North American Indians recorded a four stage evolution born from Mother Earth. The tale starts with a cave dwelling life lacking eyes and a nose, telepathic beings, corn gifts, and a tail that disappears as the first humans reach the surface.
Des Moines report says governors from Nebraska Iowa and Missouri will join presidents of two universities and football coaches as guests of honor at a banquet in Des Moines on November 7 following the Drake Nebraska game. Governor names and university heads expected.
The Drake and Nebraska football teams will meet for an intercollegiate game coordinated by coaches Beary of Nebraska and Salem of Town. President Morehouse of Drake will attend as part of the visitor delegation.
Willaly, the new Drake star, defeats the banquet in a postfinal victory. The outcome marks a notable win for Willaly following the finals as fans acknowledge the performance.
Mr and Mrs Elmer Hut son have returned to Cromwell after a brief visit. The report notes a quick trip and immediate return with no complications mentioned.
Public health warning style advertorial describes toxins from constipation and warns of diseases, skin issues, and bad breath. It promotes Kellogg’s All-Bran as a solution and notes doctors recommend it.
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