Advertising Rates Made Known on Application
The notice lists advertising rate details and staff roles including Chas F Chase Lydia R Otto and other directors. It includes telephones for business and editorial offices and subscription rates by carrier and mail, with Associated Press rights noted.
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Lydia R. Otto
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Canada
Notice to Subscribers Seeks Evening Delivery
Atlantic readers of the News Telegraph are urged to call before seven o clock if their papers fail to arrive in the evening. Subscribers can arrange home delivery by contacting Red Ann at the News Telegraph number.
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News Publishing Company
Atlantic
Towa
Congress
News-Telegraph
Witty remarks at Rotary meeting spark farmers action
A damaged excerpt describes a Rotary meeting where ideas were floated for farmers to hold corn until the prevailing price. It mentions Shipman from a local group and a plan to protect against price changes, with delivery timing options in May or July.
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Mr. Shipman
Gum & Sien
Ecdeters
Advanny
Shinya
Grain Sale Proposal Prompts Community Benefit Debate
The letter argues favorable market conditions and good roads could enable selling a large corn crop at about fifty cents a bushel, with five cents profit per bushel to cover expenses. It warns of gambling elements but asserts the plan could inject cash and lift circulation, urging thoughtful consideration.
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Fala
Schyme Ag
Questioning Iowa university and Ames college funding
The paper probes public interest in university and Ames Agricultural College funding. It notes proposed appropriations totaling about 1.355 million for Iowa State University and related costs, arguing taxpayers bear the burden to finance higher education and questioning self funding, tuition levels, and whether state aid should continue for these institutions.
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Auther
Des Moines
Towa State University
Anes Agricultural College
Piper
Towa
University of
Pedantic Debate Over Alphabet Tags Sparks Tax Debate
A letter-writer argues against fixed alphabet tags attached to workers names, saying sessions are not essential and government expense for such labeling burdens taxpayers. The piece defends ditch diggers and road builders, contending many letters complicate names and inflate costs, urging the paper to oppose these designations.
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Bers
Paying Bills Is My Favorite Sport Says Card Poet
A humorous verse extols paying monthly bills as the finest sport, contrasting it with golf archery and other pastimes. The piece by George Matthew Adams promotes a special offer: a News-Telegraph subscription plus Iowa Weather, for $3.40, with Atlantic delivery add-ons.
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George Matthew Adams
News- Telegraph
Iowa
Atlantic
Minister Says Blue Laws Are Disgrace To America
Rev. Preston Bradley of the People's Church in Chicago denounced blue laws as disgraceful to America saying such laws cannot be enforced in a free democracy. He argued people should decide how to spend Sundays after six days of work and enjoy liberty without government mandates.
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America
Chicago
Preston Bradley
The
People’s Whureh
Electric Club
Vermont Legislator Sent To Prison For Embezzlement
Barre, Dec. 29. Frank G. Howland, president of Barre Savings Bank and Trust Co., received a four to seven year term with hard labor after pleading guilty to embezzling bank funds. The case covered $26,080 in charges, with $10,600 objected to. he admitted guilt on four counts totaling $14,480. Howland, 50, has served in both Vermont legislative chambers.
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Barre
Frank G. Howland
Barre Savings Bank and Trust Co
Yowland
Howland
Vermont
Streets of Albuquerque Sprinkled With Liquor
Five hundred gallons of liquor seized in raids in New Mexico will be used to sprinkle streets in Albuquerque for a planned celebration. A delegation of women asked Captain R. B. Perkins for permission to use the liquor in a sprinkling wagon and spread it over six blocks on Carrie Nation Day. Perkins has not yet announced a decision.
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N. M
New Mexico
We Cy Nu
R. B. Perkins
Carrie Nation
Captain Perkins
Dressmaking reopen at 400 Maply Street in Mrsanwa area
A local dressmaking shop resumes operations after a brief closure announcing its return. The new address listed is 400 Maply Street in the Green BOP f n Mrsanwa stations vicinity, signaling re opening to customers.
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Atlantic
Deebsemaking
Global relief efforts urge aid for starving European children
A 1920s relief report highlights 8.6 million children facing deprivation across Europe. It cites Vienna’s food shortages, Red Cross targets, and agencies pooling to raise 3 009 000 dollars for food and 10 000 000 for medical care to avert disaster. Franklin K. Lane and various committees coordinate funds.
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PD. Durand
Vienna
Europe
American Red Cross
Hungary
Poland
Czecho- Slovakia
Witesperiot Te Teiguliner
Neds Utoyiettn
Relief Council
dmnévican-Relet
Amerrican
Franklin K. Lane
Kelle
Broadway
New York
Child Feeding Fund
Sheary Digest
New York City
Worth Saving: Polish Childhood Amid Hunger and Relief Appeals
The piece sketches a dire image of Polish children suffering from hunger and disease, framed by a plea from relief groups including the American Red Cross and American Friends Service Committee. It notes U S relief organizations coordinating a joint appeal to aid Europe’s suffering children.
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America
Demand Probe of Death of OBrien Aviator
Relatives and friends of aviator OBrien in Momence Illinois announce an inquiry into his death ruled a suicide by the coroner s jury. The sister Clara Clegg and brother lead the probe with help from friends. They allege a threatening woman and a slain author wrote the death note, note powder marks, and the missing personal possessions. They plan to reopen the inquiry and name the suspect to authorities.
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Momenee
Ill
O'Brien
Clara Clegg
Wee
Virgil Moore
Poisoning Suspected In Dairy Cattle Feud
Investigators in Des Moines probe a neighbor dispute blamed for poisoning dairy cattle at Taylor Dairy Farm. Two horses died after eating feed. several head remain under veterinary care. A sample of the allegedly poisoned food was sent to the state chemist for analysis while neighbors dispute the manure silo odor and a bitter argument.
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DFS
Moines
Polite
Taylor Dairy Farm
Sale Of Liquor In Blue Grass State
Governor Edwin P. Morrow told the Kentucky Commonwealth Attorneys Association that the illicit whisky trade in Kentucky is widespread and must be stopped. He urged stronger enforcement and harsher penalties to curb bootlegging and improve public safety.
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Louisville
Edwin P. Morrow
Kentucky Commonwealth Attorneys
Kentucky
Pro D Annunzio Demonstrations Sweep Italy
In Rome and major Italian centers protests by Pro D Annunzio supporters lead to shop closures and widespread mourning posters reading Closed as a sign of nations mourning. Flags flown at half mast accompany the unrest across the country as demonstrations persist.
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Rome
Italy
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