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Newspaper

Creston Weekly Advertiser

Location

Creston, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 06, 1921

Page

3

Agreement With Japan Sparks Debate On Land Ownership

The Chicago Tribune notes a Washington report of a new understand with Japan involving extension of California land laws to 40 aliens and a revised emigration deal. It argues ownership should rest with citizenship, cites Illinois and others bans on alien landholding, and urges diplomacy balanced by force if needed.

Washington United States Japan California Hawaii Illinois The Chicago Tribune

Clarence Lindman Injured Morning Run To Catch Train

Clarence Lindman state oil inspector in this district was badly bruised when he tripped running to catch eastbound local train No. 178 for Chariton Iowa. He fell in yards east of the depot injuring his hand and knees with cinders ground into wounds. He caught the train and later consulted a physician. The injuries, while painful, are not serious.

Clarence Lindman Chariton Iowa Mr. Lindman

Towner Called to Conference on Legislative Talks

Horace M. Towner of Corning Iowa, Representative in Congress from the Eighth District, is summoned to Marion Ohio to confer with President elect Harding. Harding has invited Senator Curtis of Kansas and Gifford Pinchot of Pennsylvania to join the conference on the legislative situation.

Horace M. Towner Congress Eighth Iowa Corning Marion Ohio Harding Senator Curtis Kansas Gifford Pinchot Pennsylvania Representative Towner

Dan Turner to Speak Friday at Lincoln School Meeting

Dan Turner of Corning Iowa, a noted speaker in southwest Iowa, will address the Parent-Teachers Association meeting at Lincoln school Friday evening. An excellent program is prepared and the Irving school PTA members and the general public are invited to attend.

Dan Turner Corning Iowa Parent-Teachers Association of Lincoln School Parent- Teachers Association of Irving School

Wedding Solemnized on New Year's Day at Peak Home

Miss Bessie Peak and LeRoy B Noerrlinger married at high noon in Adams County near Kent. Rev Mc Callen officiated. about sixty guests attended. The dining room was pink and white for the elaborate dinner after the ceremony.

John Peak Adams County Kent Bessie Peak LeRoy B. Noerrlinger Mr. McCallen The Christian Church Lenox F. €. Locke Fred Worsley Noble Jennie Louise Grace Peak Hazel Taylor Creston Hazel Petrie Arispe

Local couple to wed from Kent area farm links

A Kent girl and a well known Adams county farmer plan marriage after recent high school and teaching career. The groom, a respected young farmer, has many friends in the Adams county area. The couple will reside on a farm in Adams county.

Kent Creston Adams County Noerrlinger

Union County Agricultural Association Considers Dissolution

The Union County Agricultural Association met at the R. E. Boyer office to discuss continuing or dissolving the group. A vote is planned for January 13 to decide whether to keep the association alive with a Creston fair in mind.

Union County Agricultural Association R. E. Boyer Wisin County Creston

Officers Installed by W R C and G A R at Potter Post

At the Potter Post hall on Monday evening a joint installation of Women’s Relief Corps No 41 and the T J Potter Post officers was held. Comrade J B Harsh served as installing officer. Mrs A B Bamford past president presented $25 to the Potter Post and received thanks from Commander Robi McKnight. Grace Harsh spoke for the W R C presenting Bamford a hand painted plate, Bamford thanking the group later. A luncheon followed with sandwiches doughnuts fruit salad and coffee. New officers include Louisa Boyd President Ida Mawson Senior VP Malinda Bonus Junior VP Evelyn Boyd Treasurer Margaret Ford Chaplain Lula Oshel Conductor Julia Sprow Guard Laura Pieckerill Secretary Daisy Robinson Post Inspector Magdalena Miller Press Correspondent Etta Carpenter Color Bearer No 1 Lizzie Bell Color Bearer No 2 Anna Carney Color Bearer No 4 Marie Oshel Musician.

W. B.C Potter Post Hall Women's Relief Corps No. 41 T. J. Potter J. B. Harsh A. B. Bamford Robi. McKnight Grace Harsh Bamford W. Eh. C Evelyn Boyd Margaret Ford Lula Oshel Julia Sprow Laura Pieckerill Daisy Robinson Magdalena Miller Etta Carpentern Lizzie Bell Anna Carney Alice Cort Marie Oshel

J Beverland and Son Visit Kent Neighbors in City

J Beverland and his son Carl of near Kent made business calls in the city Monday afternoon, meeting local merchants and discussing prospects.

J. Beverland and Son Carl Near Kent

Vesta Chapter installs officers for 1921

Installation conducted for Vesta Chapter No. 233 Order of Eastern Star listing new officers including Matron Bessie Jeffrey Worthy and Patron Thos Beaumont Worthy with roles from Secretary Fay Miller to Sentinel Dr A E Perry. Also includes an advertisement for Prickly Ash Bitters as a kidney tonic priced at 1.25.

Vesta Order of Eastern Star Bessie Jeffrey Thos Beaumont—Worthy Sadie Tissue Fay Miller Minnie Dougherty Agnes Peterson

Amount Allowed on Domestic Animal Claims in 1920

The county auditor reports $885.12 allowed on 67 domestic animal claims for 1920. Total claims totaled $1,383, funded from dog tax, paying 64 cents per dollar, higher than 38 cents per dollar paid in 1919.

Lyonses Case Against C B and Q Settled Out of Court

Word arrives that W. H. Lyons formerly of this city has settled his Minnesota filed suit against the C B and Q Railroad Company. He claimed permanent disability from an acetylene gas explosion on a train between Creston and Council Bluffs and sought large damages. The settlement avoids trial and Lyons plans to move with his family to Rogers Arkansas.

W. H. Lyons C. B. & Q. Railroad Company Minnesota Lyons Burlington Road Creston Council Bluffs Mr. Lyons Rogers Arkansas

Hopkins woman returns home after visit

Mrs W Moorhouse returns to Hopkins Missouri after visiting relatives in the city. The Ruthean class of the Methodist Sunday school will meet Thursday afternoon with Mrs G W McGregor at 915 West Mills. J A Clark employed by Standard Oil broke his right arm this morning while cranking his car. Mattie Payden of Omaha, visiting Mrs D M Payden of Creston during the holidays, returns home on No 3. Mr and Mrs Kenneth H Davenport return on No 3 from Chicago and Evanston Illinois after holiday visits. Prickly Ash Bitters touted as a bowel tonic with price 1.25 per bottle by Newcomb & Matthews Special Agents.

W. Moorhouse Hopkins Missouri Methodist Sunday School G. W. McGregor West Mills J. A. Clark Standard Oil Company Mattie Payden Omaha D. M. Payden Creston Kenneth H. Davenport Chicago Evanston Ilinois Newcomb & Matthews

Local residents travel for visit and study during holidays

Mrs Dudley of Prescott IA leaves for Parsons KS to visit relatives. Miss Helen Jackson returns to Jacksonville IA for Illinois Woman College. Mrs Nancy Buschel heads to Wapello IA to visit sister Mrs Janet Roberts. Mrs Whiting of Chicago returns home after holidays in Fontanelle and Atlantic IA. Misses Helen Hawks Katherine Sheridan Grace White Katherine Conway and Marie Wallace leave for Ottumwa IA to attend school. Others conduct business in Creston and surrounding towns as Edwin Kemp of Greenfield heads to Douglas WY, Matt Conway with no. 3 to California for winter stay.

Dudley Prescott Iowa Parsons Kansas Helen Jackson Jacksonville Illinois Woman College Nancy Buschel Wapello Janet Roberts Whiting Chicago Fontanelle Atlantic Helen Hawks Katherine Sheridan Grace White Katherine Conway Marie Wallace Ottumwa W. H. Comer Lorimer Creston Charles Scott Orient Catherine Sheridan Edwin Kemp Greenfield Douglas Wyoming B. J. Parsons Thayer John J. Wolfe Shannon City Matt Conway California

Officers Installed for 1921 by Grand Army of the Republic

In a Monday night ceremony linked to W R C installations, the Grand Army of the Republic unveiled its 1921 officers. The roster includes Hiram Mackey as Post Commander, C G Hosier as S V Commander, S W Gouldin as J V Commander, A B Bamford as Adjutant, W W Bradford as Quartermaster, J W Haakison as Surgeon, W H Sprowl as Officer of the Day, J W Stratton as Chaplain, R Kittlesey as Officer of the Guard, E L Willis as Sergeant Major, and Robt McKnight as Q M Sergeant.

Grand Army of the Republic Hiram Mackey C. G. Hosier S. V S. W. Gouldin J. V A. B. Bamford W. W. Bradford J. W. Haakison W. H. Sprowl J. W. Stratton R. Kittlesey E. L. Willis Robt, McKnight Q. M

Local residents depart for short visits to nearby cities

Floyd Eddy left yesterday for Des Moines for a few days visit with relatives and friends. Mrs. Alma Biraner of Creston went to Omaha to visit her sister Mrs. S. Eads. Mrs. Leo Burr left for Des Moines to visit friends. Miss Ira Smeltzer went to Hopkins Missouri for a few days. Frank Ide of Creston went to Des Moines on business for a couple of days. Miss Nellie Raymond returned home to Omaha after visiting Creston relatives.

Floyd Eddy Des Moines Alma Biraner Creston Omaha S. Eads Leo Burr Ira Smeltzer Hopkins Missouri Frank Ide Nellie Raymond Nebraska

Creston Area Residents and Visitors Noted in Daily Work and Travel

A roundup of Creston city and surrounding area residents visiting, transacting business, or traveling. Names include Ray Hazen Lincoln township, Theo Delay, Margaret Mix, Jenni e Warin Maloy, J H Berebuegh Tingley, Nora Spies Greenfield, William Fortune Elliott, James Conway Des Moines, H S Brown Chariton, P Curry Corning, Elsie Kluber Cromwell, Arthur Linthrop Lorimer, Leo Sherdian Jess Fell Creston, Howard Jones Orient, FE McEniry Corning, Mudra Prescott, Helen Jackson Jacksonville, Charles Johns Corning, Wm Cunningham Afton, John F Johnston Afton, Helen Hawks Ottumwa, Katherne Conway Ottumwa, H C Bingaman Fontanelle, Potter Creston Gas, E E Wagoner Galesburg, Coburg School project inspection, Levi Drollinger Coburg smallpox note.

Ray Hazen Lincoln Township Theo. S. Delay California Margaret Mix Jennie Warin Maloy Iowa Creston J. H. Berebuegh Tingley Margaret Real Josephine Shay Guy McCormick Spaulding Township W. J. Colbert Des Moines Nora Spies Greenfield William Fortune Elliott James Conway H. S. Brown Chariton P. Curry Corning Elsie Kluber Cromwell Crest Arthur Linthrop Near Lorimer Leo Sherdian Jess Fell Arispe Wmn. Cunningham Afton John F. Johnston Helen Hawks Ottumwa Katherne Conway H. C. Bingaman Fontanelle Frinds I H. Potter Creston Gas Company E. E. Wagoner Galesburg Illinois Geo. Wagoner Houston Texas C. B. Campbell Colburg Coburg Consolidated School Campbell Levi Drollinger Coburg

Prickly Ash Bitters Claimed To Restore Digestive Health

Advertisement notes bad digestion robs nourishment and touts Prickly Ash Bitters as the best remedy to purify the stomach liver and bowels. Priced at $1.25 per bottle with New comb Matthews as special agents.

Newcomb & Matthews

Whitney Treatment for Piles Appears as New Remedy Ad

An Iowa ad promotes the Whitney Treatment for Piles as a new easy to apply remedy with guaranteed results. It urges sufferers to seek the product from Bair Brennan or Newcomb Matthews druggists in Creston and notes Whitney Method Limited in Des Moines.

Whitney Bair & Brennan Newcomb & Matthews Creston Whit ‘Ney Method, Limited Des ‘Inee Iowa

Administratrix Notice for Estate of Edward W Owens

Maude F Owens is appointed administratrix of the Edward W Owens estate in Ulyon County Iowa. Creditors must file claims with the district court and all debts must be paid to the administratrix, with dates and authentication as required. Dated December 15 1920.

District Court Uylon County Iowa Edward W. Owens Ted Maude F. Owens

Administrator's Notice in Estate of Emma S Barnes Deceased

Estate of Emma S Barnes Deceased in Union County notifies heirs and creditors that on December 29 1520 the Clerk of the District Court appointed Frank Barnes as Administrator With Will Annexed. Claims must be presented for allowance within a specified period.

Emma S. Barnes District Court of Union SS Barnes Frank Vs. Barnes

Notice Proof of Will in Union County Court

Notice is given that an instrument in writing purporting to be the last will of William T. eased was opened and read. A hearing on proof is fixed for Tuesday January 25 1921, with official signatures and court seal.

State of Iowa Union County Thos Beaumont Will Landen Union William T. Eased Thos. Beaumont State of Iowa Ellis Emma Beaumont

Proof of Will in Iowa for War Ellis Deceased

Notice states a will allegedly of War Ellis, deceased, was read and proofs set for hearing January 25, 1921 in Union County Iowa. Emma Beaumont named as party presenting proof for the will.

Afton Business Visitor in Creston Afternoon

Elmer Kidd of Afton spent this afternoon in Creston visiting local businesses and sightseeing.

Elmer Kidd of Afton Creston

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