Atlantic News-Telegraph rises from News and Telegraph
In Atlantic Iowa the Atlantic News Telegraph advertises as successor to the News and Telegraph with evening edition, owned by E P Chase and B C A Chase. Editor E P Chase notes advertising rates on request and outlines subscription options by carrier and mail, with a notice urging timely delivery before 7 o'clock and giving contact numbers for the newsroom.
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Canada
VU. S
Iowa
Atlantic
Newes-telegraph
Fragmentary OCR Note From Historic Page
Fragmentary text offers partial readable phrases including names and garbled lines. The legible bits suggest a historical newspaper item but contain insufficient coherent detail to determine full event, date, or location.
Fragmented text hints at privacy and rights debate on grains
The passage presents a garbled discussion touching on privacy, rights of individuals, and regulatory concerns around grain storage or operations. It mentions agencies or groups and hints at oversight, legal or constitutional factors, and public interest without clear details or coherent narrative.
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Jae Agondt
Parmners Mig
Pointed Pride Amid Sparse Voters and Hazy Reform Talk
Fragmented text describes political tensions, party positions, and reform debates across states. It mentions Missouri Illinois and Tennessee with references to industry, paving projects, liquor policy, and partisan forecasts. The article hints at voter turnout and state roles in shaping policy amid party disputes.
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Stindinas
Missouri
Tinais
Paris
Pygle
Weil
Fragmentary Iowa Press clipping hints at political and social names
A damaged OCR fragment from an Iowa Press page mentions Marahalltowsy and Republican figures, with garbled phrases about survival, funds, and political actors. The readable bits reference women teachers, puppets, and political pitch, but most names and events are unclear.
Turbulent Political Rhetoric Targeting Voters in Crumbling Economy
A fragmented note cites alien gunmen and political mountebanks as dangers while railing against rail fare hikes and economic fears. It references Muscatine Journal and Iowa politics, praising attorney general efforts to challenge corruption and enforce laws amid a debated Homestead issue.
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Iowa
Ewe
Webb Beers
Wil Cearge Cosson
Nadal
Khare
Immigration Provision Scrutinized In Senate Debate
A lengthy editorial analyzes proposed changes to the immigration act focusing on origin of nationality, potential quota shifts, and the impact on German and British nationals. It notes committee votes, expert testimony, and concerns about enforcement and administrative complexity.
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Senate
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United States
Deliaware
Cearnsy
Tennesste
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Barthermores
Labor
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Joseph A. Hun
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Fuerape
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Deneen Wins Narrow Victory Amid Political Turmoil
A fragmented report describes Deneen and Avery leading the ticket with a large margin in a tense election. It notes Judge Weise defeating Crowe for the attorney general nomination by about 21,000 votes, while Mayor Thompson’s fate prompts resignation threats amid hostile editorials and party maneuvering.
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Agi
Avery
Ameritas
Thi Penden
Joh A. Weise
Crowe
F. Glenn
Murphysboro
Sprith
Gineraly
Rippling Rhymes by Walt Mason Fragmented Reflections
A 1928 Walter Mason verse contemplates a quieting old town once lively with trade and sport. It contrasts storefront clangor with peaceful defiance, recalling townsfolk, merchants, and jovial scenes now faded under newer, calmer gaits and manners.
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Jand Invyergs
Ian
Heidi
Howell Leads U S Spillman in Wisconsin Primary Returns
April 1 1911 reports trickling in from Wisconsin noting Howell with a large lead over U S Spillman as about a fifth of the state’s 1088 precincts were heard from. The Progressive party faces internal splits with McMullen supporters backing farm relief while others endorse the administration and Herbert Hoover.
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Iella
Pals
McMullen
Progressive Party
Phen
Bhose
Herbert Thaover
Vanner
Samuel BR. McKelgie
McMoullen
Norri
Fiemer
Liden
Dawnsie
Early Political Nominations Reported Amid Confusion
A garbled OCR note lists Arthur D. Weaver seeking the Republican nomination for governor from Palla City, while Charles W. Bryan leads the Democratic side as a former governor. It mentions Richard J. Motealfeo, Omaha, and K. Pennacek, Wahoo, in senatorial talks. Norris and Hitchcock are cited as presidential preference leaders for Republicans and Democrats respectively.
Roberta Pratt Adopted by Wealthy Broker
Des Moines report details Roberta Pratt, 18, adopted by a wealthy broker. Court records show Mr. and Mrs. Pry and Mr. and Mrs. Barnekov of Jeansyville NY connected to the adoption in district court. The case follows a disputed settlement and mentions future guardianship and custody questions.
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Roberta Pratt
Des Moines
Robertsa
Trent Yyries
New York
Dotfirson RK. Barnekov
Jeans Yilloy
Barnekov
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