Advertising Rates Made Known and Subscription Options
Notice outlines subscription rates by carrier and mail across regions including Canada, Iowa, adjoining counties, and U S. Foreign advertising services are listed with Chicago and New York representatives. A subscriber notice advises Atlantic Telegraph readers to phone a number for missed evening deliveries.
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Canada
U. S
Iowa
United Press
Fe, M. Burke, Inc
Chicago
Michigan
New York City
Brokaw Bloil and
Broadwas
Atlantic
Saving Cummins in the Senate Campaign Debate
The piece argues for Senator Cummins while criticizing Republican strategists for delaying a Steck Brookhart contest. It reflects on party integrity, internal fights, and the risk of seating Brookhart, urging Republicans to confront the challenge and avoid political treachery in next year’s races.
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Ning
Cean
Wyington
Senate
Steck-Brookhart
Senate Committee On ‘On
Cummins
Lelie
Sengtéshuukk
Vilegis
Brookhart
Breck
Hyer
Higher Rail Rates Debated Amid Public Concern
Fragmented OCR text cites widespread talk of rising rail charges and consumer impact. The garbled note mentions government action, rate increases, and public debate over railway costs and conditions. Individuals and organizations are referenced but details are unreadable.
Road program warns of bootleg liquor dangers
A reader warns that bootleg liquor from crude distilleries is lethal when mixed with other substances and consumed. Buckner and others report high fatality figures from such whiskey, urging ordinary caution and stressing the risks of drinking unknown alcohol and handling dangerous contents.
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Buckner
Slife
Senator Teears Rally Amid Wartime Fears In 1935
A garbled 1935 news wire recounts political intrigue around a senator candidate with mentions of Bowman and Sumatue Chiming Hove, amid references to law, voters, and a city’s handling of whiskey issues. The piece references Buckner of New York and a legal/educational context, noting campaign hopes and nomination processes.
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New York City
Fae Wudhub
Ates
Rew Yours
Akho
New York
Congressional Party Split Shapes 1930s Delegation
A sizable party delegation faces internal strain as discipline tests loyalty. Leaders like Shipstead and Boreer hold key foreign relations and labor committees, giving them influence within the party. The article notes fractures between insurgents and the regular party line and hints at vacillating loyalties.
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Hipstead
Boreer
Shipstead Fonds
Sterger
Gus Hotles
Bis
Losvard
Verukur
Ble
Refusing to Help Cats Fights Town Hat Drive
A 1925 vignette shows a narrator resisting a charity campaign to fund a cat home. The speaker, urged by others to donate coins for shelter, answers with personal expenses and taxes as reasons to refrain. The town reacts with judgment, branding the speaker soulless while an inner resolve persists against aiding the feline refuge.
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Eny
George, Mitthew Adams
Farmers for Hold Base in Iowa Beef Cattle Market
Report by L M Carlai on agricultural economics notes cattle feeding slow in December to March 1922 period. Beef exports forecast down 10 percent from last year with about 575,000 head marketed. Iowa farms expect steady winter output. lightweight steers rising in volume at Todd yard. Prices and feeding trends show lower demand in Nebraska and the Dakotas, with lighter weights dominating on feed.
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Armers
Ake
L M._ Carl
Iowa
Todd Yard
Carl
Tawa
Anuth
Dakota
Nebraska
Uesso
Supreme Court to hear Kneeskern appeal early January
Des Moines dispatch reports Kneeskern's appeal for a new trial moving toward a likely hearing in the first week of January. The case stems from a homicide involving the Van Brocklin family and a related murder inquiry with venue changes and recent appeals from Winneshiek to Floyd and Blanco counties.
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High Court
Kneeskern
Des Moines
Dee
HTM
Trene Brocklin
Hare
Vaukon
Trene van Brocklin
Charles Vaukon
Charles van Thocklin
Fy i i Breeskern
Hle
Winneshiet
Bosal
Charles City
Fort Madison
Kacuskern
Sheahl
Corn sugar holds promise for Iowa
Des Moines reports corn sugar could aid Iowa agriculture with several million dollars of potential production for corn syrup used in making ice cream jellies butter and other products. Iowa Secretary Thornburg backs federal standards to allow corn syrup in foods without special branding, arguing it digests easier and adds body without excessive sweetness.
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Des Moines
Ge Tharpburg
Iowa
Ageiculture
William Jardine
Thornburg
Coloor
Amang
Quoth the Raven cutural crop protest and rulings
Fragmentary OCR text discusses protest and public reaction to fraud and deception. Mentions Thornbury and a protest against handicapped products. unclear specifics, likely a brief opinion or news snippet on public reaction to rulings.
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Thornbury
Cass Varsity Students and Alumni to Honor Alma Mater
Cass county university alumni and students plan a Christmas reunion at the alma mater with a party, dinner, or reception. Prof Forest C Ensign notes plans are under way with allies including athletic director Lacey Basie Be Parttt Belting and football coach AL Tagworsten. Various counties will host celebrations to renew allegiance as students return home for vacation.
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CASS
Iowa City
N. Telegraph
University
Cass County
Forest C
Yomouney
Lacey Basie
Parttt Belting
Furtan AL Tagworsten
Ace Ambi
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