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Newspaper

Creston Weekly Advertiser

Location

Creston, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 31, 1924

Page

5

Crestmoor to Host Walker and Cruikshank Golf Exhibition

Crestmoor Golf Club announces Cyril Walker and Bobby Cruikshank will appear next Wednesday Aug 6. Tickets are $2 for all, allowing broad public access to view two top golfers on the local links, with admission capped when capacity is reached.

Cyril Walker Bobby Cruikshank Crestmoor Lour Club Crestmoor Golf Club New York Bobby Cruikshawa Stair Restmoor

Davis Back From Maine Sets Campaign Plans In Motion

John W. Davis arrives in New York ten days before formal nomination notices. He reviews campaign plans with Clem Shaver after a Maine vacation, defends Bryan’s stance on mobilization day, and prepares his acceptance text before printing. Crowds greet his train in Rockland Bath and Dover as he returns.

Maine John Wiis New York Penobscot Bay Islance Rockland Davis Clem I. Shaver Shaver Associated John W Davis Bryan Nebraska Cave

Adair County Farm Bureau Seeks Summer Action and Education

Adair County Farm Bureau outlines upcoming summer activities led by Miss Monelle Baker and CW McDonald. Plans include ice cream making from last winter snow, girls club projects, livestock judging classes, potato demonstrations, poultry schools, and township meetings with moving pictures and mock trials.

Madison County Farm Bureau and Local Clubs Meeting Notes

The Pollyanna club of Lincoln township met at Ruth Wrey's home on July 22 with seven girls planning demonstrations for Achievem ent Day. Lincoln Booster club held an ice cream social at Old Church Yard to fund club expenses. Penn's Princesses met at Erma and Ona Imboden's home on July 18 with seven members present. Douglas township Bread club met at Helen and Evelyn Hollingsworth's home on July 25 for an all day session with ten girls and three demonstrations. The largest Madison county farm bureau gathering occurred in Webster township at John Binns home on July 24 with 60 cars and 300 attendees. County agents promoted soil lime and acidity testing as many farmers consider alfalfa, sweet clover, pasture hay, or green manure.

Pollyanna Club Lincoln Township Ruth Wrey Lincoln Booster Club Old Church Yard Penn's Princesses Club Erma Ona Imboden Florence Packman Douglas Township Bread Club Helen Evelyn Hollingsworth Farm Bureau Webster Township John Binns Madison County

Malian Aviator Journeys Toward North Pole Regions

In Basel on July 31 the Malian pilot Lieutenant Locatelli departed Geneva at 7 45 am aiming to follow in the wake of American record flyers who raced toward the polar north.

Associated Press Basel Locatelli North Pole Fife roRne Ae Workd Geneva Sseashourse

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