Advertising Rates and Leadership Listings
Advertising rates by carrier and mail are listed with monthly and yearly options. The notice also names Chas I Chase as president and Lydia R Otto as secretary treasurer among other Chase family directors. The paper notes Associated Press affiliation and republication rights.
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Chas
I. Chase
TB. P. Chase
Mgr
Lydia R. Otto
Secy-Treas
F. Chase
I. P. Chase
R. K. A. Chase
C. S. Keiyea
Clara UG. Otto
Notice to Subscribers In Atlantic Sun area
Subscribers who do not receive the News-Telegraph in the evening may arrange delivery by calling before Roften o'clock. Call Red 403 to arrange. This is not the News-Telegraph number.
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Atlantic
News- Telegraph
News-Telegraph
Lawmaking in 29th General Assembly Sees Few Bills Pass
The Index and History of Senate and House Bills from the 29th General Assembly show Senator Nelson introduced four measures, one becoming law a warrant legalizing Shelby town actions. Other bills covered ballot access for an absent voter, supervisor meetings timing, and US citizenship teaching rules. only the first progressed, others stalled or failed. Representative Huff, in first term, did not introduce any bills.
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Senate
House
General Assembly
Nelson
Huff
Shelby
Boards of Supervisors
United States
Tuff
Tithora Town Baseball Fans Described in Fragment
Fragmentary OCR notes mention Tithora, a town the size of this area with baseball fans. The text references Des Moines and a need to hire someone named Triyale eter, but details are unclear and partially garbled.
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Tithora
Des Moines
Eigens
Fourul Ik
Triyale Eter
Political and economic critique from the era on policy and graft
The piece attacks wartime and postwar policy debates, calling out graft in New York and Chicago building schemes. It argues for Roosevelt era actions, supports Harding's stance on Colombia payments, and critiques railroad rate hikes for hurting commerce. It laments a decline from past industry to present indolence under shifting fortunes.
The Day's Editorial in Fh Hr Sl Jeunesse Savait
The text presents a fragmented French verse titled The Day's Editorial, discussing vision, fate, strength, and aging. It juxtaposes seers, sailors, and harvests with questions about life and power, noting shifting seasons and the elusive chances of youth against advancing time.
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Janis
Bnaweledis
Therald
Lenin seeks funds to run Bolshevik government in America
The article notes Lenine faces difficulty securing money for his government and hints at reliance on capital from abroad. It describes him as becoming reactionary and unable to obtain funds by extortion, suggesting capital may be needed to support his regime. The piece reflects on early Bolshevik challenges in Russia and implications for America.
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Theodore
Roosevelt
Colombia
Congress
Lion Roosevelt
Harding
America
Capital
Bol
Immigration Debate Warns of Bolshevik Spread
An editorial asserts that socialist and revolutionary movements failed in Russia but warns that loosening immigration barriers could allow Leninists to enter the United States. It argues such adherents would not fit American government and ideals, urging strict immigration controls to preserve order and freedom for American workers.
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Russia
Womens Votes Change Courtroom Fate in New Era Satire
The poem laments archaic male pity toward women, contrasting past acquittals of female offenders with modern suffrage equality. It portrays jurors baffled by suffrage, noting two women at the center face long prison terms as attitudes shift from chivalrous bias to legal parity.
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Damer
George
Matthew
Crozier Drug Store Announces Large Wallpaper Stock
An ad notes the largest stock of wallpaper in the area available at Crozier Drug Store, highlighting extensive selections for home decorating.
Old Files Fifteen Years Ago April 18 1906 Travel and Shriners Meet
The Old Files note M N Baker and wife returning from a western trip visiting Californias B A Wood Cecil Bailey J L Winne W B Davis and Mr Harris of Lewis among Shriners. They were off to Omaha for a large Shriners meeting while an ad promotes concrete hog wallows with a two cent stamp request for Portland Cement Association booklet.
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M. N. Baker
West
Nawasy
Portland Cement Association
West Washington St
Chicago
Back To Farm Movement Strong In Cincinnati
In Cincinnati the unemployed show a growing trend toward farm work. Hundreds have left city jobs for farms and applications rise. The Magners Committee on Unemployment and the Farm Labor Bureau push farming as a viable path, highlighting free housing for married workers and earnings comparisons.
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Cincinnati
Avery Hya
Magners
New Wallpaper Lines at Crozier Drug Store Iowa
New shipment introduces patterns from 20 cents to 2.00 per double roll at Crozier Drug Store. Largest wallpaper stock in this Iowa section. See White Mountain refrigerators in windows. It will pay to investigate before buying. Priced reasonable.
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Iowa
Crozier Drug Store
White Mountain
Schrader
School Girls Teach Aliens in Americanization Effort
New York Immigrant Aid Chief Harry Schlach outlines a program where Americanized schoolgirls mentor east side immigrant families to prevent exploitation by fraudsters. The plan, supported by the downtown chamber of commerce, aims to teach English and American practices, while exposing scams by “professional film-jammers” who swindle newcomers both before and after arrival.
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New York
Schindt
Chamber of Commerce
I Stand
Schlach
East Side
Ays
America
Europe
Syblich
Bigucas-othep-than -Thaly
Removal of public housing to make way for bank build
Fragmentary notice reports a general move to remove public housing space to accommodate a bank construction on a ground floor area. It mentions Habro and dental ground context unclear. Further details are unreadable.
North Dakota Plans Direct Bond Sale to Public
Fargo April 15 North Dakota backs a 17 million bond issue to be sold directly to U S citizens without bond marketing agencies. A A Lied erath the Nonpartisan League executive chairman says agencies refused the sale. Proceeds will fund state owned industries as part of the League program.
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Fargo
N. D
North Dakota
United States
A. A. Lieder-! ‘Ath
Nonpartisan League
League
Blang
William Lemke
Eoat
Liederbuck
Falk paper from 20 cents op Crozier Drug Store
A fragmented clipping notes a Crozier Drug Store item priced at 20 cents with unclear surrounding context about hunger and a promotional line. The readable text references Falk and a vague personal remark.
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Crozier Drug Store
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Telegraph
Beane
News and Telegraph
News Publishing Company
Canada
U. S
Associated Press
Hedges - Bros
Interstate Commerce Commission
LY Itericas
SL Jeunesse Savait
Edmund Clarence Stedman
By Walt Mason
Eggers. Bros
Nola
Towa
W. A. Schrader
P.D.Q
Wi Chem
Terre Haute
Ind
Willard
Wayr
Atlantic Storage Battery CO
R. F. Huffstodt
W. H. Antrim Proprietors
Walnut ST
Dr. Ney
Ferce
Grace Kennard
North Twelfth Street
Tan
Yokohama
Department ‘of Agriculture
Farmers’ Savings Bank Atlantic
Falk
Albert Bojens
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