Silgath Pews Telegraph Updates and Subscription Rates
Atlantic Iowa readers receive the Silgath Pews Telegraph daily edition from CHAS F CHASE and E P CHASE. The paper lists advertising rates and subscription prices, noting delivery by carrier and mail options within the United States and Canada. A subscriber notice warns against calling the erroneous telephone number 314 KT for evening delivery assistance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silgath Pews-Telegraph
News and Telegraph
Chas, F. Chase
E. P. Chase
Atlantic
Iowa
Canada
U. S
United Press
E. M. Burke, Inc
Chicago
South Michigan Blvd
New York City
Brokaw Rlde
Broadway
News- Telegraph
Mr Remien Argues Against City Ownership of Utilities
The letter writer condemns municipal ownership of Atlantic's water, light and power plants as wasteful and harmful. He asserts the city cannot beat private firms on price or efficiency, cites past franchise history, argues meters and private competition would improve service, and criticizes high open rates for water and power under public control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiley
Watts Uy
Remiems
Atlantic
Jones
Wi Wae
Sunt
Par
Cme Petitor
Evry Hing
Lays
Chicago
Editorial notes on public affairs and crime reporting trends
A fragmented critique compares state governance and public notices with poor Iowa license plates. It laments rising pessimism about debts, notes Bribery broth and tax issues, cites Davenport Times on crime depiction, and criticizes widespread sensationalism while calling for better civic reporting and road plate design.
Atlantic city power debate over municipal ownership claims
A fragmentary discussion argues that municipal ownership of power could be cheaper than private utilities, citing cost comparisons per month and per thousand units. The text suggests a belief that government provision may lower prices, while noting uncertainty about machinery operation and the broader economic impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nore
Unmarried Men Drift? Towns Patch for Suburban Housing
A fragmented editorial-style piece argues that scholars predict a shift of single men toward urban centers while married men retreat to suburbs. It notes rising rents and housing shortages, urging flexible living arrangements and small apartments to accommodate bachelor life and family needs in central Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles P. Stewart
Asslington
Wasington W
McKenzie
Chevy Chaise
Tacoma Park
Whiendon
Washington
Unscrambled Notes on Belgium Debt Settlement Mentioned
Fragmentary text discusses the settlement of Belgium debt with references to a Pareate and contemporaneous figures. It mentions totals, offices, seats, law parts, and telegraphic notes, but the readable content is highly garbled and lacks coherent events or names.
Rippling Rhymes by Walt Mansy of Houstown
Poem fragment from 1925 by George Matthew Adtuns shares rhythmic reflections on youth hope virtue and toil. The speaker laments lost time and moral strain while visions of a chaste quiet life contrast with hardship and memory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walt Mans Y Oy
Fugitive Captured in Denver After Prison Escape
Coney G Slauchtayt former cashier of the Mercantile National Bank Pueblo, once insolvent after the 1915 closure, was captured in Denver's residential district following an escape from Fort Leavenworth. Neola Lani, reportedly involved, remains linked to the case as details unfold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Coney G. Slauchtayt
Mercantile National Bank
Pueblo
Federal
Fort Leavenworth
Beldential
Neola Lani
Piid
Nevis
Fragmented OCR note on a game
A garbled OCR line references a game issue or concern. The readable text is incomplete and nonsensical, mentioning aunt, joy, and potential problems with gameplay. No clear names, places, dates, or events can be identified.
Atlantic methods sparks city water plant debate
A fragmentary message discusses differing views on Atlantic water plant plans and related advertising. The letter suggests concerns about costs, rates, and the city’s need for public works, framing it as opposition to current proposals and urging scrutiny of the enterprise. The text references estimates, pricing of meters, and potential impact on residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uae
Teen
Chile
Round the World Liner Runs Ashore Off Pollock Rip
The around the world Dollar liner President Garfick ran aground on Harpoon shoals near Vineyards Haven Massachusetts during thick fog. Seventy passengers aboard including President Dadlar were uninjured. The revenue cutter Acushnet approached from Cape Cod to assist, while plans were made to move the vessel at high tide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vineyars Haven
Mass
Garfick
Coutter Acushnet
Coe Tower
Cape Cod
Ims
Vast Canadian North Campbell Notes on Frank Slide
Pellett describes travel from Edmonton through western Canada noting Turtle Mountain and the Frank rockslide disaster near the town buried by a mountain mass. He recalls houses crushed, seven bodies found, and the road through the slide now carrying traffic while residents remain. He reflects on taxes, railroads, and economic strain from war debt in Canada, plus weather observations and frontier life during travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunia
Edmonton
North Country
Alberta
Darge
Turtle Mountain
Tetle
Frank
Alto
Lund
Ivsulad
Bern
Tifferene
Bing
Sybyea
Che Onis Cane
Frank C. Pallett
Dune
Tan San Gouram
Wren
Coms Fort
Canada
Mellville
Saskatchewan
Manitoba
Unien
Debate Over U S Involvement in Debt Settlement
London reports a cautious discussion between Winston Churchill and M. Caillaux on involving the United States in liquidating allied liabilities. A potential tri partite agreement is considered, with negotiations delayed but continuing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Avgon
United States
Divyet
Winston Chatihot
Exchequer
M. Caillaux
Frenche Pinging
Italian Aviator Having In Luck In Manila Flight
Manila Aug 20 A light aircraft aviator, Lig hter Pinedy, from home to Tokio, escaped drowning at the mouth of the Siaian river Tayabas province. After fueling he landed in a native boat which overturned forcing him to swim back to the plane. A tail wind then drove the craft toward Atimonan on the Pacific shore. he may reach Manila this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
INS
Pinedy
Tokio
Siaian
Tayabas
American Arrested for Selling Arms
In Shanghai on August 26 allocation French police seized arms and ammunition worth 48000 dollars from four foreigners including American Charles A Krunsch who were about to sell the arms to an unidentified Chinese general. The report notes the arms seizure followed an undercover operation and centers on alleged arms trafficking by foreign nationals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shanghai
Charles A. Krunsch
Also Mentioned on This Page
MR. Remien
Moochis Juiper
Otol Remien
News-Telegraph
Ona World-Herald
Comepiicies
Bedlgaum
Ruyt Vian
Brdgiuira
Codur Rapile Gazette de Reexpenisible
Towa Ia Tae
Chihude
Chester
Davenport Times
Hig Ad-Vice
Sunator Borth
Erin Sarter
Gil
Piltie
Belgium
George Matthew
Yours
Tyye
Mason ‘City
Hera
Des Moines
Atas
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!