Chase Family Business Directory And Rates Notice
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E. P. Chase
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Canada
Associated Press
Notice to Atlantic Subscribers for Evening Papers
Atlantic News Telegraph subscribers who do not wet their papers in the evening must call before seven o'clock to avoid non delivery. Call telephone Red 403. This is not the number of the News Telegraph.
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Atlantic
News- Telegraph
News-Telegraph
Out of Work in Muted Verse by Walt Mason
Rippling Rhymes notes a wage downturn and closings as workers face idle days. The piece laments faded fortunes and urges thrift and patience while factories pause and fortunes ebb, urging a turn to rest and honest toil.
Hoover era appeal asks American families to aid starving children
A historic plea urges every American family to donate funds for U S government aid to hungry children. The letter, signed by Herbert Hoover, asks readers to contribute and receive a souvenir certificate while noting most money goes to food purchases with no overhead expense.
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Hoover Committee
The Layoff Blues of the Thrifty Era
A poem laments workers laid off during hard times and the wandering search for work. It contrasts past prosperity with current hardship, urging thrift and resilience as breadlines rise and families seek sustenance, noting the author quotes George Matthew Adams as the copyright owner.
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George Matthew Adams
Atlantic city council at large candidate announces run
J. B. Prall declares his candidacy for councilman at large in Atlantic City ahead of the March 2018 city election. He signs the notice welcoming voters to consider his platform and vision for the city's governance.
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Atlantic
Harbour Guilty Of Manslaughter In Iowa District Court
James Harbour, a farmer, found guilty of manslaughter in a district court for the killing of George Mikesell near Tr Nor. Mikesell was married to Harbour's former wife. Mrs. Mikesell and her daughter testified against him. An Essex mill story and a priest obituary appear in the same clipping.
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Council
Bluffs
James Harbour
George Mikesell
Tr Nor
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Harbour
Mikesell
Farmington to Rochester burial in Missouri clipping
A partial clipping notes a man’s body moved to Rochester for burial after death in Farmington Louisiana. It details another brief items about local figures and events including a calendar patent, a rabbit drive, a Pilgrim descendant celebration, a couple sailing to India for YMCA work, and a complaint of maltreatment of a baby in Council Bluffs. The assortment reflects small town notices and human-interest snippets from several Midwestern locales.
Dressmaking Shop Reopens at 400 Maple Street
Mrs Anna Simmons reports return and reopening of dressmaking shop at 400 Maple Street in Phove Green. The notice states a resumed business under the name Mrs Anna Simmons.
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Atlantic
Maple Street
Phove Green
Housekeeper Seeks Four Years Wages From Farmer
SAC CITY Iowa December 4 1920 Margaret Krayenhagen sues John Krayenhagen Jr wealthy county farmer for 1860 claiming wages for four years as his housekeeper and that he promised to pay but did not. Damaged OCR fragment ends with advertising line about water purification.
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Sac City
Margaret, Krayenhagen
John Krayenhagen, Jr
County
World Court Plan With Harding Favor Reported
Marion Ohio reports that President-elect Harding leans toward a world court of justice. The article notes ongoing consultations with political leaders and advisers, highlighting the potential influence of these talks on a broader peace framework.
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Marion
Dee
World Court of Justice
Emboy
Fragmentary note hints at political proposal and Harding era debate
The text presents disjointed references to a political matter involving Mr. Harding and a proposal, with unclear outcomes and several unrelated lines about subscriptions, local merchants, and offerings. The fragmentary OCR lacks coherent facts, names, dates, or places to form a full summary.
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Ariana Dows
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Congress
By Walt Mason
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Hedges Bros
Master Cleaners
Hoover, Committee
J. B. Prall
Essex
Farmers’ Exchange
Council Bluffs
John Daly
Mercy Hospital
Rochester
N. Y
Farmington
Allison J. Brown
Brown
Street Railway Company
Conway—Tive Hundred
Corning
W- B. Ankeny
Federated Church
India
Henry Hart
Vancouver
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Hageen
Denver
Humane
Christian
Anna Simmons
C." Butler
Locke’s
Peacock & Baxter
Temeduel
Gure
Gue Hall
Sui
Des Moines
Paney Tuilet
Leach Barber Shop
Alexander's
East Side
Ding Lunps
Seacock & Daxtor's
Ohio
Walnut Street
Mitter
J. F. Price Drug Store
Ecgera Bros
Brunswick
Porter Atlantic
Dilger
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