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Publication notice from Atlantic News Telegraph editors and publishers CHASE about rates and delivery. Includes postal classification, Associated Press rights, and overseas mailing rates. Also lists office, advertising reps, and a subscriber notice about evening delivery options via telephone before seven.
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Iowa Triumphs and Farmers Prosperous, Editorial Praise
The To ws Iome stead editorial by publisher Dante M. Pierce extols Iowa as rich beyond compare. It defends farmers against claims they are broke, arguing Town farmers have long prospered since pioneer days and that seed time and harvest have stayed true in this state. It lauds Iowa's growth, soil, and generous potential.
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Tows Iomestead
Dante M. Pierce
Iowa
Jaws
Iowa Farmer Pride in State as Nation's Great Granary
A reader essay extols Iowa's agricultural resilience, praising the state as a superb farming hub. It argues Iowa’s soil, climate, and leadership sustain crop yields, hogs, oats, and poultry, calling Iowa the nation’s incomparable commonwealth and a model for perseverance among farmers.
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Iowa
North Dakota
Towa
Sam
Santiago
Cers
Governor Kendall Vetoes Transportation Law Change
Governor Kendall vetoed a bill repealing long and short haul provisions in Iowa transportation laws. The veto followed debate with farmers supporting reform against railroad influence. The message reportedly leaves no plan to override the veto, despite broad support in the lower house.
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Kendall
Iowa
General Assembly
Larrabee
Easure
Prac
Senator Samuel D Nicholson Dies After Illness
The Day's Editorial recalls Samuel D Nicholson, longtime Colorado prospector and miner who rose to the U.S. Senate. After a fatal illness, he traveled to Rochester, Minnesota for relief with Dr. Hubert Work, who delivered the grim news. Nicholson faced death with composure, praising a life of courage, fidelity to principles, and public service.
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Nicholson
Rochester
Minn
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Hia Sane
Owning Up to War Time Stock Graft Warns Iowa
A survey concludes that during the war period high prices and easy money allowed stock salesmen to take more than 200 million dollars from Iowans. Many millions came from urban investors, not just farmers, leaving the state with funds that could have covered its financial needs. The piece warns that slick traders may reappear once Iowa regains prosperity and idle money returns.
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News-Telegraph
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Another Missionary Lands in New York Eyes League Popularity
A Chicago Tribune notice reports the arrival of Lord Robert Cecil in New York and notes his aim to promote the League of Nations. It describes mixed American sentiment toward the league and the hope that Cecil’s visit will bolster support and a sense of accomplishment among adherents.
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Chicago Tribune
Robert
Cecil
New York
Ahort
League of Nations
Lord Robert's League of Nations debate dominates British politics
Boston New York and Philadelphia voices regret the revolution and oppose entangling commitments. The press signals Lord Robert as the leading intellect in Britain, while American sentiment balks at European engagement. The piece urges readers to weigh the league against European forces shaping events.
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Philadelphia
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League of Nations
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London
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Ohio
Europe
Public Smoking Charge Sparks Moral Charge in Glory Tale
A satirical piece recounts police arresting a man for public smoking, defending moral virtue and mocking blue laws. The narrator, amid comic banter, complains of overzealous enforcement while defending a luxury cigar as noble, with references to Pete, Hevana, and a city famed in song and story.
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Pete
George Matthew. Adams
Triangular debate set on public utilities arbitration
Ames Iowa April 6 Special Iowa State College Michigan Agricultural College and Purdue University will hold their annual triangular debate Friday night on the questionResolved that all disputes arising in public utilities be settled by compulsory arbitration The Iowa State negative team will debate at East Lansing Michigan and the affirmative team will meet Purdue here
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East Lansing
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Purdue
Spring Fever and Oddities in City Life
A fragmentary column humorously links seasonal fever to forgetfulness and thrift while noting the oddities of city living. It skeptically mentions cows on engines, cigars bought on credit, and the rising cost of real estate tied to police station construction in New York.
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New York
Fragmentary Text From National Forest Visit Captures Odd Quotes
A jumbled clipping describes a group of senators visiting national forests. It mentions a flood of bad currency in Pacific coast cities and a remark about a bandit and a man in Chicago. The legible bits hint at confusion and scattered slang without clear events or outcomes.
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Pacific Coast
Quick Quaker Oats Ad Describes Two Styles
An old advertisement touts Quick Quaker Oats in two styles, standard and Quick Quaker, claiming faster cooking in three to five minutes. It highlights finely cut, thin flakes that cook quickly and resemble ready cooked oats.
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