Atlantic News Telegraph subscription notice and delivery details
Notice to Atlantic subscribers of The News Telegraph includes delivery options by carrier and mail, rates, and contact instructions. It requests callers to use the office number before 7 pm for delivery changes and clarifies not to confuse with The News Telegraph.
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Atlantic News-Telegraph
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E. P, Chase
Atlantic
News— Telegraph
News-Telegraph
Cass County approves road bond program for countywide improvements
A Cass County meeting of representatives from across the county voices support for a bond plan worth one million dollars to fund road projects. The program envisions No 32 from Athille to the Adair line, No 2 surfacing, and several paving tasks, with state aid and bond funding poised to move the plan forward.
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Forday
Grogham
Milan
Weo
Hia Menapaper
Athille
Adair County
Arkuetly
Ryan
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Dyan
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No. PR
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Norde
Eridine
Net
Piherland Nul
Cass County
Lyman
Naatrot
Auantie
Pottawaltamie
Story County
Cass
Cumbertagd
Massena
Ewilthy
Should Be Successful Memorial Fund Plans Move Forward
Project trustees report progress on the Anwrivan Legion Memorial building in this city. They estimate a total cost near 45 000 with 20 000 raised and 15 000 in a local fund, aiming for a 10 percent liberal estimate to cover remaining needs. Bids show the lowest bid over ten thousand dollars, and the swimming pool has been dropped to keep costs within limits.
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Anwrivan Legion Memorial
Winnah Abe
Rae
Aventy
Chase
Sthowpnag
Ives
Woulis Sclnm
Hulldine
Legion
Memorial Bullalee
Assumed Condition Pushes Legionnaires to Finish
The piece notes a major effort has been completed and a final push remains to raise the balance. It flags a business proposal to secure funds and proceed with the project. Officials believe success will mark the completion and the remainder of the work will be accomplished with one last drive.
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Legionaires
Editorial Notes On War Judgment And Public Figures
An interview with General Von Buelow is cited as claiming Germany bungled the war due to staff errors. The piece criticizes Representative Shannon and Governor Hammill’s campaign finances, mocks Byron Allen, and reflects on ethics of vigorous advertising and prohibition-era enforcement, noting public fascination with elite conduct and the role of law in society.
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Chicago‘ Tribune
Washington
von Buelow
Shitman
Shannon
General Assembly
Ee Zee
Hammill
Byron Allen
Pocahontas
Allen
Vigorel
Colonel Lindbergh
Lindbergh
Editorial on primary system costs and open candidate labeling
The Sentinel argues that campaign cost is not fraud but transparency. It notes Iowa’s 600000 Republicans and the impracticality of mass mailings, urging open candidate stands over large expenditures. It also discusses prohibition enforcement, deputy sheriffs, and a fatal raid, arguing isolated incidents do not overturn constitutional amendments.
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Sentinels
Tawa
Xereakamy
Iowa
Pawardler
Sam
Ady
Prohibition
The Aurora Incident in Minneapolis Journal
A raid on a heavily armed gang sparked a panic among deputies, with the deputy knocked out. The incident hinges on whether one officer could have halted the violence and doubts arise about a gallon of wine found at the raided home. Critics cite prohibition debates as part of the fallout.
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Aurora
Minneapolis
Aa Aire
Railway Commission backlog grows with rising cases
Commission notes that since 1920 railroad renktion in the United States has doubled annual cases before the Interstate Commerce Commission. Docket congestion worsens as cars and shippers complain of long waits for decisions and petitions pile up despite a shortened procedure adopted years ago. Legislative changes since 1887 have added responsibilities to members and altered the original provision for collective action.
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Burrens
Indianapolis
United States
Interstate ‘Commerce Commission
Transportation board debate on simplifying appeals process
Commissioner Aitchison argues the system requires each member to review 2 829 questions, averaging over nine daily items. He suggests assigning specific questions to individual commissioners or to subordinates to speed decisions while preserving full commission oversight.
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Aitchison
Atchison
Cal
Fragmented Iowa and Eagle Grove letters mix politics and education
The Iowa Press and Eagle Grove Eagle publish fragmented editorials criticizing taxes, governor removal moves, and primary election practices. They discuss legislative sessions, term lengths, school reading habits, and party loyalty concerns amid a noisy political landscape.
Local Coffee Fund Donated To Support Grant School
A fragmented notice describes a community effort around coffee funds and a donation by Henry Field. It notes that Field’s coffers were donated to the association at no cost, aiming to keep money circulating locally to aid the Grant school and summer programs.
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Hestoat Street
Wats 41
Wales
Henry Fields
Henry Field
Field
Vetter
Taupin
Fragmented Passenger Dialogue From A Dated Publication
A garbled dialogue string portrays a passenger ignored by a clerk and fellow riders during a ride. The text blends misread phrases about fares weather service and literature while introducing names and fragments about reading prescriptions and a mutual humor.
Did You Ever Stop To Think by Edson R Waite
Shawnee columnist Edson R Waite argues tariffs and farm relief dominate policy as the United States becomes the richest and most powerful nation. He notes 1100 witnesses heard and argues exports and imports shape global trade, with Made in America goods filling global shelves.
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Edson R. Waite
Shawnee, Okla
United States
Elmer Oklahoma
A‘d
Europe
Canada
South America
Central-America
Australia
Japan
China
Rippling Rhymes by Walt Mason or RF Legal Advice
In a comic verse, a speaker sues Gaffer Gray for harms but seeks legal counsel from Lawyer Grimes. The attorney quotes a low fee and counsels to forget anger, advising cold water on the head and a wry, humorous twist on justice. Copyright 1929.
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Walt Mason
Roy Thead
Gray
Bis Chile
Gaffer Gray
Georse Matthew
Adams Servivo
Correct English as Daily Quiz: Difference Between Clause and Phrase
This item asks how to distinguish a clause from a phrase and requests illustration. It includes garbled sample sentences and asks for correct pronunciation and explanation of terms like epizgotic, with mixed punctuation and stray letters.
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