Rates and Editorial Staff of Local Newspaper
The notice lists business and editorial leadership including B P Chase as president and Lydia Otto as secretary treasurer, with vice president Mgr names and several Chase family directors. It repeats subscription rates for carrier and mail delivery, and notes Associated Press affiliation and republication rights.
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Anj
Gries
Chage
B. P. Chase
Vite Pres
Lydia BR. Otto
Secy.Treas
Chas
F. Chase
E.P. Chase
R. K. A. Chase
Relyes
Clara O. Otto
Lydia R. Otto
News Department
U. S
Canada
Evening delivery offer for Atlantic News-Telegraph readers
Notice to Atlantic subscribers who do not receive their papers in the evening. Call before seven o'clock to arrange home delivery, using telephone Red 403. This number is not the News-Telegraph’s.
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Atlantic
News- Telegraph
News-Telegraph
Editorial on Ponzi scheme fools and financiers
The Omaha World-Herald editorial argues that not only wage earners but even seasoned, cautious businessmen can be duped by get rich quick schemes. It cites Boston financial con artists and long established firms that collapsed in the Ponzi wreckage as examples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Omaha World-Herald
Lo Us
Boston
Walling the Wall on Wisdom and Roads
The piece argues that human folly underpins financial scams and public road neglect. It cites Ponzi’s collapse and calls out officials for wasting public money while blaming men deemed wise in money matters. It urges action to fix aging roads and curb official excess.
Cox and Harding in political contrast
The writer argues the nation needs calm foreseeing leadership over fire-eating rhetoric. They claim voters will choose Harding in November, viewing Cox as a variant of the past eight years.
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Gok
Hardin
Andady
Swan
Cox
Harding
Hart of Corneli Bluffs Seeks Political Race
Mrs Nettie M Hart of Corneli Bluffs and James A Wayne at Oshora are cited as critics of wartime aids to the country. She announces plans to petition as an independent against Judge Green, signaling a high profile bid and a self important stance. The piece contrasts Hart with women who prioritize traditional roles while aiming to impact national affairs.
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Nettie M. Hart
Corneil Bluffs
James A Wayne
Oshora
Ieat
Congress
Green
Portia
Mrs. Hart
Licensed To Wed For James Varka And Martha Gruisa
A marriage license was issued by Clerk Smigh to James D. Varka of Omaha and Martha Gruisa of Masxena.
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Clerk Smigh
James D. Varka
Omaha
Martha Gruisa
Masxena
Wise Words From the Front on American Conservatism
Editorial argues for steady policy and conservation of founding principles. Calls for calm, sane leadership to resist revolutionary currents and preserve civilization, urging a steady hand and faith in American ideals and institutions.
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America
World
Public notice of lost tornado and riders policies
The Atlantic, Tow a agency of the National Union Fire Insurance Company reports loss or theft of tornado policies numbers 10502 to 10525 and riders B02 to 8525. The policies are void. holders should return them to Pittsburgh. The company will deny liability and will pay any return premiums if due. Duquesne Underwriters Agency, Department of National Union Fire Insurance Company.
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Atlantic
Towa
Pay Suen Underwriters Agency
Dex
National Union Mire Insurance Company
Pittsburgh
Pittsburg
Duquesne Underwriters Agency
Department of the National Union Fire Insurance Company
Conference notes outline Harding schedule through October
Political notes from Mafion discuss a speaking schedule for Senator Harding through October 1. The Iowa national campaign includes Senator Gilbert M Krebs? of Omaha and A M Hall of Indianapolis as potential speakers. The Greater Iowa association plans reorganization and name change to join the U S Chamber of Commerce. A Des Moines hearing on Associated Packing discharge is expected.
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Mafion
Harding
Iowa
Gilbert M.kitchesck
Omaha
A. M. Hall
Indianapolis
Greater
James M. Pierces
Iowa Homestead
United States Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Associated Packing Company
Des Moines
Mrs Hart Announces Congress Candidacy in Ninth District
Mrs Hort Hart declares herself a candidate for Congress in the Ninth District challenging incumbent William Raf Green of Council Bluffs. She denies being a radical, calls herself liberal, and has clashed with Pottawattamie war activities committees during the war while using the Town Homestead to voice her views.
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Mies
Blatts
Congress
William Raf Green
Council Bluffs
Homesick Rhymes and Russia in the News
Rousing verse on returning home from abroad and a critique of Russia contrasts with a mishap report from Villisca Iowa. Beulah Umphress needed hospital care after a needle removal incident involving a wrist, while a crash injured Dunlap, Peters, Neville, Eagen, and Trefet, sending one to Mercy hospital in Council Bluffs.
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Jack Johnsing
Golden Amile
Emma Goldman
Russia
George ‘Matthew Adams
Villisca
Town
Nor walk raid nets eight arrests and liquor seizure
Eight men were arrested and whisky valued at $100000 confiscated in a Norwalk raid. The men claimed the liquor was from Frankfort Kentucky destined for sale in hospitals in New York. Nearby gossip links a White House circle plan about a future residence in Washington.
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Cleveland
Norwalk
Frankfort
New—York
Identi Son
White House
Executive Mansion
Washington
Breaks Thumb in Tumble
Thompson of Xowwa tore the ligaments in his thumb and fractured bone when he fell from a bay rack during a tumble at the gym.
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Scanby
Fragmentary dialogue hints at a burglary scene
Disjointed OCR text shows a chaotic exchange with phrases like burglar and house, implying a possible break in but readability is poor and key details are missing.
Time Makes Little Change in War Talk by Tarkington
Novelist Beoth Tarkington comments on German conduct and the fading of fear in war talk. He recalls Henry Tahouchers, born fearless, and notes a dying man’s last words from the Hotel Adlon bedside scene as a reflection on courage and change in wartime attitudes.
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Beoth
Tarkington
Adlon
Bertin
Enik
Henry Tahouchers
Lahouchery
James
Fragmentary 19th Century Note on a Court Case
A garbled OCR fragment references a legal matter involving a pupil, a spouse, and a demand for grounds. The text is incomplete with unclear names and dates, mentioning a garden or field and a social situation without a clear outcome or participants.
Californa native and Florida New York Evening Post clash last night
A fragmented report notes a confrontation between a California native son and nine men from Florida and New York, with dismissive exchanges and perceived climate tensions during a recent event.
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Chester
Florida
New York Evening Post
Temporary Truce Between Charles Bele and Bele En
Eudiborgh Scolaman reports a quarrel between Charles Bele and Bele En ended briefly with a promise of reconciliation, and indicates they plan marriage in the near future.
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Grace
Charles
Beleen
Gnesle
Eudfiborgh Scolaman
Fragmentary OCR Story About Future of Rex and Us
Fragmented text hints at a tragedy involving Rex and Us with references to a marred event. Mentions Tai Seanedalan, Moline, and Ukely, with speculation about the next 20 years. Readability is extremely limited. core facts unclear and names uncertain.
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Atragedy
Rex
Milne Remark Cited Amidst Fragments From Lost Page
A fragmentary text appears to reflect a remark by Milne and scattered phrases about an event or note. The readable segments hint at a personal observation and a reference to an item or action described in broken form. The complete context remains unclear from the OCR snippet.
Fragmentary Shakespearean Style Quotation
A partially readable OCR fragment presents a garbled quotation claiming a line about captains and a crowd of gond men, with stray letters and broken names. The text is unclear but hints at a dramatic or theatrical style with archaic phrasing.
Wealth Eomlah Improved fishing port at Grimsby
Readable fragments indicate improved fishing conditions affecting the port of Grimsby. The note mentions wealth and Eomlah, with unclear context but centers on Grimsby harbor activity and potential economic impact for fishermen and trade.
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Eomlah
Grimsby
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