Atlantic Iowa Post Office Listing and Rates Reference
An excerpt lists Atlantic Iowa post office details including second class matter designation under the 1899 Act, advertising rates available on application, and names of officers such as Chas F Chase and E P Chase. It also shows newsroom phone numbers, subscription rates, and a note about Associated Press rights and republication.
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Atlantic
Iowa
Congress
Canada
U.S
Associated Press
Notice to Subscribers Over Evening Delivery
Notice to Autoic subscribers to the News Telegraph who do not receive papers in the evening may have replacements delivered if they call before seven o clock. Call Red 403. This is not the News Telegraph number.
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News- Telegraph
Rail board urges fair pact as wages face cuts across railways
The railway labor board issues a finding urging employers and employees to unite in a fair understanding amid wage concessions. It notes wages likely fall toward general living-cost reductions, pressuring unions to accept reductions while stressing costs borne by the public and the rail system. The report stresses cooperation over prejudice to ease labor troubles and keep transportation affordable.
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Railway Labor Board
Railway Labor Board Aims to Ease Industry Strife
The article argues that easing disputes over railway employment is essential for industry. It suggests the board's findings could settle tensions or at least pave the way to a resolution, reflecting the era’s focus on durable labor peace for efficient transport and commerce.
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Railway Labor Board
Lloyd George’s referendum tactic praised in British strike debate
The Omaha Bee editorial lauds Lloyd George as a sportsman for challenging British coal miners to “go to the country” to settle the general strike. It notes government offers, worker resistance, and the looming test of public opinion as mines and railways potentially shut down. It argues the premier misplayed the miners by betting on public choice.
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Omaha Bee
Great Britain
Lloyd George
England
Repor
The Little Brown Church and the Nashua Stage Ride
In a Palimpest account A Clark Brown recalls Near Nashua Iowa Chickasaw county when the stage delivered mail and passengers to and beyond the village. It dashed along main street past the church school academy courthouse and brewery before stopping at Bronson House to switch horses and load mail for twenty miles onward. The trip followed an Indian trail worn deep beside prairie life and offered few sights beyond bind and plant life unless the driver awoke to nature’s wonders.
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Nashua
Chickasaw County
Little Brown
State Historical Society of Town
A. Clark Brown
Bronson House
Rippling Rhymes by Walt Mason
A brief glimpse of Rippling Rhymes by Walt Mason appears as a feature note. The item notes Mason’s verse style and periodic column, highlighting his humorous and brisk anecdotes in a compact, period voice.
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Walt Mason
Presentiments of Doom and the Turn Toward Wisdom
The speaker recalls forebodings and melancholy predictions of disaster to the point of numbness and suppressed song. Over time, experience brings change, leaving a wary wisdom that softens old fears and alters the poet's mood and outlook.
Woe, Hope, and Strife in a Quotation Mix
The passage cites a George Matthew Adams line about woe and hope, noting presentiments as silly fakes for souls to entertain. It reflects on spirits curbed by critics but resilient against attempts to drive them down, ending with a warning against vanity.
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Diire” Torbodigs
George Matthew Adams
W. C. T. A. institute concludes with strong program
The second and last day of the W. C. T. A. institute at the Church of Christ was well received despite poorer attendance due to bad weather. The program’s excellence remained undiminished, and attendees enjoyed the sessions. Also reported is the sale of Charles Zook’s interest in Zook and Highley to E. H. Highley, dissolving the partnership as Highley takes over the laundry and panatorium business. A. Hospe Co. Omaha offers free Victor catalog and records, promoting a choice of 10,000 numbers with return-friendly mailing.
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Charles Zook
Zook and
Victrola Records
Victor
A, Hospe Co
Omaha
Neb
Cass County Board Proceedings April 4 1921
Cass County Iowa Board of Supervisors meets with all members present. Actions include accepting C P Meredith bid for 400 kegs of spikes at 4.67 delivered at courthouse, purchasing an electric adding machine for county offices, awarding cement walk contract in monument park, and adopting a resolution to apply for Primary Road Project No 2 with funding and right of way provisions.
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Board of Supervisors
Cass County
Iowa
A. C. Highley
D. J. Bode
W. D. Bell
C. A. Zehimer
Mike Metz
Bode
Metz
C. P. Meredith
Court House
Bell
Meta
Ovenson
Monument Park
Bede
Zellmer
38Th General Assembly
Towa State Highway Commission
Adair
Amitar
General Assembly
Petere
Dahli
Bonham Bros
Fred Denison
Patrol
Adair Co
L. J
M. H. Butler
R. L. Barnett
A. M. Baker
Ballentine
G. E. Brown
Richard Comer
C. W. Canfield
Jani Callahan
Walker Const. Co
Leona Berry
Tor
Ile
S ' Frank Eblen
S. Ellis
Greenwalk
I Road
Greenleaf
Uoog Graham
James M. Hoyt
J. S. Hedges
Hansen & Lowe
Gates
Mrs. Smith
Gopher Claims
Frank 'E. Jones
RM. Johnson
Madaen
Keystone
Hinveléy
Ruby A. Kirk
Treas
Hamer
Lay
TeMars Printing Co
Lila Lenhart
Sao
W. B
County Board approves contracts and audio warrants 1921
The Board of Supervisors approves multiple contracts and warrants, authorizes the county auditor to issue refunds, and lists numerous payments to individuals and firms for road work, supplies, and services. Names include M. Staley, J. Hoyt, H. Campbell, F. D. Lewis, G. B. Auld, and C. Zellmer, among others, with totals and itemized charges. The meeting adjourns to Monday April 11, 1921.
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M. Millihollin
Justice Peace
County’ Auditor
F. D. Lewis
Atlantic
G. B. Auld Griswold
H. K. Forsyth
Griswold
C. C. Squires
C. R. Hunt
Washington Township
Wegxoner
K. Wilson
G. E. Warren
Wheatley
Wursinger
John A. Wert
Sion
Seeanesess
H. S. Williams
J. H. Welch Printme Co
C. A. Zellmer
George Zap
Stary Carson
D. J. Bode
W. D. Bell
A. C. Highley
C. A. Zeilmer
Mike Mutz
AL M. . C. E. Kringel
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Sptlantiy News-Telegraph
Tha
News and_Telegraph
Chas. F. Chase
E. P. Chase
Gen. Mer
Lydia R*otto
Chase
S. Relyen
Clara
Otto
Lydia
R. Otto
C'reetors
Lhan
BIA
State Historical Society
Cags
Sou Te
M. Staley
Patrolman
Jas
M. Hoyt
Rage
H. E. Campbell
J.D. Adams & Co
Supply Co
TAZ
Meredith
Rochels
Gaines
Jones
Smith A
Hekley
Musson Bros. Co
Teole and
Fent Oi
Pierce & Woodward
Perkins Bros
Porter & Dilger, Goods Co
Pierce
Matt Parrott & Sona
Blank
Lovina Painter
Bion Oe
H. Rudolph
Miss Brown
Nellie I. Roberts
Simmons & Jobes
Stinderman
Delia Strickler
Denra
Paul Shields
Shannon
Rent Sa If Rochels
Standard Oi! Co
C. M. Staley
Steinke & Butler
L. C. Smith & Co
C. F. Turner
Appro Pree C Highery
News-Telegraph
Standard Oil
Gimpany
Nash
Sseeer
Susenger
Nashmaels
Atlantic Nash-Co. Ltd
Chestnut Sts
Atlantic, Iowa
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