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Newspaper
Creston Weekly Advertiser
Location
Creston, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1921
Page
7
Cromwell residents report illnesses and hospital visits among families and relatives. Creston trips recur with multiple households visiting doctors and kin. Local clubs meet with officers elected and plans discussed. Farmers Co. meets with no action planned.
No. 2586 reports the First National Bank at Creston Iowa as of December 29 1920 with detailed figures on resources deposits and holdings including U S government securities and circulating notes. Local Christmas visitors and family gatherings are noted along with wedding news and farm community updates in Creston area.
Visitors from Lincoln Nebr and Corning residents joined New Year gatherings and family dinners at local homes. A lantern slide program by Rev. Alfred Knoll promoted Hawaiian missionary work. Schools resumed after holiday break. The New Community Hall opening was postponed to Jan 7 with Rev. M Williams and Rev. Alfred Knoll as speakers and music planned. The lecture series continues with Miss M C Hutchinson on Jan 10.
Mr and Mrs Alloway visited Creston for the season joining friends and relatives. William Patterson and son Bruce Patterson from near Edmonton Alberta are also in town visiting. Patterson, a former early settler here, moved to Canada about twenty years ago and bought land there. Mr and Mrs William Razan also listed in the movement.
An advertisement touts Danderine as a scalp tonic that stops dandruff and hair loss. It claims the product makes hair appear heavier and fuller, restoring youthful brightness and thickness, with a 30 cent bottle sold by druggists.
Star North Carolina readers are told how Mrs J F Hursey recovered after seven months on Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Liver Pills. The notice urges women with ailments of the female system to try the vintage remedy, claiming it can restore health even when surgery is considered.
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