News and Telegraph Advertises Rates and Staff
The News and Telegraph publishes its office addresses and staff including President Chase and J. C. Chase as well as editorial and business offices. It lists subscription rates by carrier and mail to U S Canada and foreign countries with annual and half year terms and notes Associated Press ownership of local news dispatches and republication rights.
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Notice to Subscribers at Atlantic News Telegraph
Notice to Atlantic subscribers who do not receive the paper in the evening. Call before seven o clock to arrange delivery. Red 403 is provided for this service though it is not the paper’s telephone number.
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Riding to a Fall Cox Backed League Pact in Acceptance
Governor Cox, the Democratic presidential candidate, in his acceptance speech publicly embraces the Wilson League of Nations covenant and opposes Warding’s policy. The stance suggests Cox is torn between Administration alignment and Democratic party expectations, signaling potential strain in his campaign.
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Cox in 1920 Campaign Split On Wilsonian Policy
The editorial argues that Mr. Cox favors Wilsonian ideas and U S involvement in European affairs, despite public weariness after the League of Nations failure. It credits Cox on law enforcement and economy proposals but dismisses his record, predicting a fall for him and a choice for the country between Wilsonism and sanity.
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News Telegraph Promotes Wide Local Coverage
The News Telegraph touts itself as the best local newspaper, highlighting extensive Cass county farm news and broad coverage within the region. It urges readers to connect neighbors to subscribe, praising timely, readable reporting and its role as a community home paper.
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Cox asks Taft to campaign for League backers in states
A fragment notes Candidate Cox mocking the richest recent contributions to gaiety as Taft, the ex-president and League of Nations advocate, tours Republican states. The text hints at political debate over international engagement.
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Taft as political mummy and Wilson’s League line
The piece argues Taft failed to inspire strong support within the Republican Party, calling his candidacy foisted and underwhelming. It questions Wilson’s authority in pledging America’s word at the peace table and notes the Senate and public rejection of Wilson doctrines, predicting November results will settle the issue.
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Rippling Rhymes a Toiling On
A fragmentary verse by Geo Matthew Adams laments daily labor while neighbors ride, warns against debt and idle spending, and imagines finishing work before cruising the mall in a green car, ending with a boastful horn honk as police admonish.
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Iowa farm notes and county auctions seen across Cass to Audubon
Reading through Pottawattamie to Audubon counties, the report details land sales in Atlantic and Anita, prices per acre, and farm acquisitions by W. G. and J. L. Robinson. It notes livestock value changes, hog and cattle shifts, accidents, and notable deaths, with mentions of local farming ventures and road drainage projects.
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Misses Somers Visit Old Schoolmate in Deanaville
From The Old Files Thirty-five Years Ago Today August 7 1885 notes Miss Harriet and Maud Somers from Deanaville N Y visiting former schoodmate Miss Anna Temple. Also reports J A Totten appointed postmaster at Griswold and a midsummer whist league tournament results.
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Reindeer Industry Plans and Iowa Divorce Notice
Suggestions for feeding thousands via reindeer meat were presented to the government by Wilhelm Steffangton, an Arctic explorer and Iowa alumnus. In Cass County Iowa a divorce petition asks Ralph M. Nutt to defend against adultery and cruelty. a Sept 21 1930 term in Atlantic will hear the case if he fails to appear.
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