Rates Made Known and Advertising Terms
Advertising rates and application details listed with Chase family names and editorial office contacts. Includes carrier and mail subscription options, rates for U S and international destinations, and AP news dispatch rights.
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Anj
F. Chaso
E. P. Chase
Vici
Lydia BR. Otto
Chas
FeChase
Chase
Relyea
Clara
Otto
Lydia R. Otto
Farmers and Bankers Debate Support for Farmers
Town talks focus on banker conduct amid falling prices. Local lenders deny withholding funds, stressing they aim to protect deposits and stay in a position to meet on demand withdrawals. National City Bank of New York tracks farm finance trends and shares weekly summaries.
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Lowa
Ald
National City Bank of New York
Avery Fndasteind
Bankers Farmers Conferences Highlight Iowa Credit Strains
Iowa Bankers Association held public conferences across the state to discuss banker farmer relations and loan pressures. Officials noted rising Chicago Reserve Bank loans to Iowa banks amid declining deposits, with harvest era credit strains and increased mortgage indebtedness shaping local lending dynamics.
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Towa Bankers Asociation
Federal Reserve Bank of
Gchicaro
Preserve Bank
Reserve Bank
Iowa
Chicago
Chicago Reserve Bank
Lowa
Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago
New Pee
Federal Rose Banks
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Boxton
Federal Reserve Banks
New York Bank
Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland
Pennsylvania
Ghio
New York City
Atate
Real Estate Transfers ee ee ae Dec 2 1020 City Investment
R J Keith and wf to Ray Keith wd 7 12 20 Yg 2 4 b G Mumie $1.00 ute
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Cato.Geo
EnVista Hace’ Atlantic
R. J. Keith
Ray Keith
Mumie
Ute
Notice Prohibits Hunting on Atlantic South Edge Land
Notice states no hunting or trespassing allowed on land at the south edge of Atlantic. Signatories include Charles Snyder and Ed Snyder Arthur Snyder.
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Atlantic
Charles Synder
ED Synder
Artitur’ Snyder
Cyclone Destroys Trees and Damages in Town
A cyclone struck Santa Clara blowing through, uprooting a boy seated on a tree branch, toppling a man and horse, wrecking fruit trees and private structures. Glass skylights shattered, lumber yards scattered, and a private garage was reported moved. Residents say it’s the first wind of this kind since 1868, with property damage across several blocks.
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Santa
Clara
Gnanisi
Santa Bingwall
George Cimpra
Tocal Restdents
Ovalput
Lamber
Congregationalist Brides May Omit Obeying Vow in Wedding Service
A committee of the Congregational Union of Taghind and Wines plans a new service removing the vow to obey the husband. The Women’s Freedom League notes churches are increasingly omitting the word obey in the marriage ceremony at the bride’s request, a trend among nonconformist ministers.
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Tess Smet
Women's Freerdom League
Prtaetice
Guards Post Mail in Erin Amid Belfast Tension
An Associated Press report describes a tense Irish capital scene as a motor truck bearing soldiers and police pulls into the General Post Office. A police officer with a pistol guards the doorway while soldiers help post military mail, following a daring earlier theft of a government mail bag.
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Cork
Corte
Ireland
Associated Press
Death recalls old curse tied to Battle Abbey legend
London reports the sudden death of Michael P Grace father of the Countess of Donoughmore, reviving a Battle Abbey curse linked to Henry VIII seizing the estate. The tale says the abbot cursed owners to drown, with Lord Montague and two nephews drowned, and Lady Webster and the eldest daughter dying in similar scenes.
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London
Michael P. Grace
Countess of
Wish warning to men about marrying in South America
Mrs. Charles Noblaso of Tacoma warns young men not to marry in South America. She recently returned from years as an educational missionary in Bolivia and describes the typical Bolivian home with forty rooms where a bride’s relatives may visit for five or six years.
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Tacoma
South America
Charles Noblaso
Bolivia
Veteran voter in Milton shows long election memory
George Williamson aged ninety six says he has voted in every presidential election since 1880s and will cast his ballot again this year. Miltons Milton area resident Milton KY reflects on age and civic duty as a veteran leading a novice in the historic voting tradition.
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Milton
George ‘ Williamson
Sev Vanty-Tiya
Will
Mir ‘A Wilipinson
Back From No Man s Land Richmond Soldier Returns to School
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a Richmond Kentucky resident from Owens County being wounded in No Man s Land and returning home after spending two years in hospitals. He was reported officially dead then wounded and sought to enter school again.
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No Man's
Richmond
Franklin
Webster
Owens County
Dgay
Hatte
No Man’s Land
Golden Medical Discovery Promoted For Skin Cleansing
An advertisement urges readers to seek Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a blood tonic and skin treatment. It claims the tonic clears the skin, beautifies it, boosts circulation, and makes pimples and eruptions vanish quickly. Available in tablet or liquid form, with a 10 cent trial pack offered by mail from Dr. Pierce's Invalids' Hotel in Buffalo, New York.
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Pierce
Golden Medical
Dr. Pierce
Invalids
Buffalo
Masonic Lecture Slated at Atlantic Hall by Bro Shimek
Attention master masons a lecture by Bro B Shimek of the Masonic Research Committee will be held at the Masonic hall in Atlantic Sunday Dec 3 at 3 pm invited neighboring lodges expected large attendance Shimek acclaimed as one of the best speakers today attendance promised a treat A R Hill W M Butler to see letter
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Bro
B. Shimek
Masonic Research Committee
Masonic Hall
Atlantic
Shimek
Death Notices Across Nebraska Speak On Christmas Eve
Uncertain phrasing hints at a Nebraska death notice around Christmas. References to names and dates are unclear, but the fragment implies an obituary style record tied to a local Nebraska event or service closing the year.
Rippling Rhymes by Walt Mason Disputes Housing for a Large Family
A humorous verse by George Matthew Adams quotes Walt Mason lamenting the irony of landlords denying housing to a large family with twelve children and relatives while tolerating pampered pets and luxury in rich flats. The speaker, stressed by searches for any shelter, contrasts absurdities of modern living with the need for a home for kin.
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George Matthew “Adams
Savings Account Offer for a Child Named in Text
A savings account option is described for a boy or girl with no specific amount required. The notice emphasizes starting a bank account for a minor, outlining basic steps and eligibility.
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Progue
Hedges
Reno
Bros Lawers Waters
Dibastier
Boynto
Congregational Church
England
Erin
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Bride
A. R. Hill, W. M
Esideht
Walt- Mason
Christus
Farmers’ Savings Bank Town
E. E. Tarry
Torium, Bee Bldg
Omaha, Neb
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Dodge Brothers
Dodge Brothers Motor Car
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Horace Dodge
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