Subscription Rates by Carrier and Mail Districts
Rates shown for Atlantic carrier plans of one, three, six, and twelve months. Cass and adjoining counties offer one year, six months, three months, and one month by mail. Iowa outside Cass area lists one month and other terms. U S outside Iowa and Canada mail options present. Prices: 50e 1.26 2.50 16.00 94.00 2.26 60¢ 6.00 91.50 60c 6.00 92.60 2.00 8.00.
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Atlantic
Cass
Iowa
U. S
Canada
Editorial Briefs Reflect on War and Community Life
The piece muses on wartime vigilance and morale in Britain, notes a St. Louis helmet with six bullet holes, honors local elder C. E. Moreland, laments war’s waste, praises British tenacity, and offers a corn pone recipe. It also touches Canada tourism, birth certificates, and the rise of school musical programs and women’s farm music groups.
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France
City of
St. Louis
Roosevelt May Use Veto On Anti Strike Bill Tobin Says
President silent on Vinson anti strike bill but Tobin indicates Roosevelt ready to veto if needed. Tobin urges bases for Britain in Ireland and notes exchange of views on labor mediation. Refugees in Lisbon fall prey to Nazis led counterfeit ring and fake money exchange.
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Dan Tobin
Lisbon
Drew Pearson
Robert S. Allen
Washington
Vinson
AFL
Teamsters’ Union
Roosevelt
Alao
Tobin
Congress
Dan
Presiden
Britain
Eire
Ireland
R.A.F
State Department
America
Secret Service
Germany
Czechoslovakia
New York Sculptor Harry Wickey Earns Noted Attention
The article profiles Harry Wickey, a 48 year old sculptor born in Stryker Ohio. It describes his move from poverty to artistic recognition, his time as a New York subway guard, and his development of statuettes focused on hogs and cattle after a war leave.
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Hinent
Harry Truman
OPM
American Battle Monuments Commission
Defense Commission Price Stabilization Division
Leon Henderson
Jesse H. Jones
John Lord O'Brian
Hhe
Ed Browning
Philadelphia
Bar Harbor
Arizona
Social Security
Bar ,Harbor
Tucson
Averell
Washington
Browning
Harriman
Defense Commission
Sam
Argentina
Uruguay
George H. McFadden
Franklin Roosevelt
Elliott
Betty Donner
Brown
Eliott Roosevelt
Harry Wickey
George Jensen
Fifth Avenue
Mr. Wickey
Hell’s Kitchen
Eleventh Avenue
Wickey
Stryker
Ohio
New York
Woman Talks About Making Things Out of That
A brief line from a 1941 copyright note hints at a wife asking if something can be created from the material. It shows a domestic or creative intent embedded in the period language. The fragment lacks clear subject, context, or action.
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Atlantic
News- Telegraph
News-Telegraph
All This and Heaven Too World’s Fair Sculpture
A bronze statuette about three feet tall shows a wrestler advancing into the ring and done from life. Wickey sketches in Manhattan gyms and the Ohio hog pens are foreshadowed in further Sigs character studies such as a Hell’s Kitchen flapper polishing her nose in a hand mirror.
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Wickey
Manhattan
Sigs
Ohio Hog Pens
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
This Week In Local History 1901 Junior reception and accidents
This week in 1901 the Junior class held a reception at Paul Gillespie's home with Mr and Mrs Bailey and teachers in attendance. Ralph Hammond was accidentally shot by a playmate with a revolver on the prairie corner of Ninth and Birth, initially thought potentially fatal. The item also notes visits, construction, plays at Woodman benefit with performers and musicians, and local civic notes.
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Clase
Paul Gillespie
Mr. Hyde
Woodman
Mr. Hutton
Frances McCarthy
Mrs. Hontsinger
del Disbrow
T. W. Wheeler
W. C. Henry
Arthur Bufkalter
E@ Gillette
Pearl Evane
Henry
T. P. Aldrich
Fannie Block
Joe Niles
Fred Roberts
Ralph Hammond
Roy Worth
How to Rent a Martin House from Edgar A Guest
Poet Edgar A Guest offers practical advice for landlords who want to attract martins. Choose a site away from trees and wires, paint in early spring, and provide ample flying space and airy rooms. He stresses upkeep and a cheerful approach to hosting these birds.
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Martin House
Looge
Martins
Edgar A. Guest
Common ad language error guidance
A note on phrasing in advertisements advises avoiding phrases like I can in the advertisement where they are selling suits for ten dollars and suggests stating that suits are being sold. This guidance emphasizes clear active wording and proper clause construction to improve readability.
Oysters and Names in Historic Riddles
Quiz asks if edible oysters contain little crabs, identifies Joseph Haydn, asks which European was famous in ancient times, and queries state nicknames, candidacy years, Euphrates, Joseph Bonaparte relation to Napoleon I, a notable columnist married to Lewis, parcel post rules, and the last book of the Old Testament.
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Joseph Hayd
Nickna Bayou
W. Underwood
Fe Dent
Euphrates
Joseph Bonaparte
France
Lewis
Son Signs Bill Raising City Teacher Pay in Des Moines
Des Moines April 283-(INS) Gov George A Wilson signed a measure raising the minimum monthly pay of Town school teachers from 50 to 66 dollars. He also approved bills increasing library levy limits to 2 mills, tightening child adoption records, and shielding police and firemen from lawsuits arising from on duty accidents.
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Des Moines
INS
George A. Wilson
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Iowa Daily Prem Association
Iowa Press Association
National Editorial Association
East
George Jeck
England
Low Countries
C. E. Moreland
London
U.S
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Massachusetts
House Appropriations Committee
Foreign Service
Mrs. Rogers
Boston
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Tom Lynch
Thomas Wolfe
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Adair
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GMC
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