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29 Dec 1928

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Atlantic News Telegraph in Atlantic, Iowa

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Atlantic News Telegraph

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Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 29, 1928

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Iowa town names reflect novels and poets in early settlement

Allen Walker Reed highlights how Iowa place names honor authors and works from Irving to Poe and Burns, with counties and towns named for Bryant, Sigourney, Bancroft, Humboldt, and Bremer. The piece traces selection methods, railroad influence, and famed writers shaping Iowa’s geographic identity in the 19th century.

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Iowa Allen Walker Reed The Palimpeest Pionneers R. E. Fenton J. M. Rusk Wisconsin William T. Senter Tennessee Sevastopol Des Moines Storg Irving Benton County Irvington Kossuth County Washington Irving Sleepy Hollow Tony Prairies West Horticultural and Literary’ Association Cedar Falls Algona Clarke Kossuth Bryant Poe Tae Howe Clinton County William Cullen Bryant New York Evening Post Midland Railroad Almont Charlotte Delmar Elwood Clinton North American Review Sigourney Fury Kuokuk County George MH. Stone Corre Garde Cartersville George Bancroft Dudge A. C. Call Bancroft Cio Wayne County Audubon Humboldt J. d Mai Audibon Alexander von Humboldt Humboldt County Spanish America Avoca Tom Moore Sweet Vale of Pacific Bota Himt Sweet Vale of Avoca H. D. Rice i Lyon County Doon L. F. Knight Rock River Knight Burns Rice Auburn Sac County Goldsmith's New York Lori Bulwer-Lytton Pompeii Lytton Stanhope Hamilton County Hester’ Stanhope Near East Mount Lebanon Ossian Winneshirk County John Ossian Porter James MacPherson Byron Goethe United States Waverly Walter Scott Kansas Adolph Benson Yale University Frederika Bremer Mississippi Bremer County A. K. Eaton Delaware County Breme Simoda Harlan Shelby County Jones County Blue Cat Amber J. C. Ramsey New York Tribune Radcliffe Hardin County Thomas Hardy Hardy Mark Twain Clemons Dickens Milton van Buren County Mills County Malvern Milton Summers Pocahontas County Rolfe Emerson Mills Ralph Waldo Emerson Scott Shakespears
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Midwest and New England trade shifts by rail in 1924

Editorial notes 1924 rail shipments between the Midwest and New England totaling 3 078 568 tons of grain flour meal and mill products into New England and 413 095 tons exported, with domestic consumption of 2 085 749 tons. It argues the St Lawrence Seaway could save costs by routing via water transport, citing flour as example and potential savings of 1 to 2 million dollars.

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Midwest New England United States Department of Commerce St. Lawrence Lake
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Hogue's Distinguished Service Remembered

The Iowa Press notes Hogue's public service in foreign lands and praises his faithful service, asserting he remained a commoner despite notable contributions. The Salvia column hints at a separate 12 year old travel issue and half fare statement.

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Hogue Council Bluffs America
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Guns, enforcement, and fearlessness in lawmen urges

A neighborly copy urges strict enforcement against crime and prohibition violations. It argues swift punishment for capital crimes and condemns gang violence, praising fearless officers and the need to hire enforcement men without fear or favor. It stresses that success rests on duty-minded lawmen.

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Marshalltown Times-Republicans Harlan Republican
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Correct English A Daily Quiz Pronunciation of Pinocchio

Reader asks the proper pronun ciation of the Malian storybook Pinocchio. Improve the line That child has a real good voice and explain why Everybody should drive their own car is incorrect. Identify issues with IT knew it to be she and notes on Jim habit versus custom. The piece discusses word forms Vordigris Greek green rust and misuses of some phrases.

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Jim New York Publis Ledger
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Pat and the studio asking five shillings a dozen

A photographer's clerk gazes at a baby photo while Patrick Maloney demands its value. The scene shifts to a Londoner seeking a criminal lawyer in Scotland, where a wary local notes a sharp lawyer who cannot yet be proven against.

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Pat Patrick Maloney Scotland
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Did You Ever Stop To Think Advertising Affects a City

Edson R. Waite argues that persistent newspaper advertising grows business and strengthens the city. He urges firms to adopt a permanent, progressive advertising system to attract buyers and boost prosperity for the entire community.

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Edson R. Waite Shawnee, Okla Céésa
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The Impatience of Yourm 4 Dead Business City

A fragmented OCR line portrays a city seen as an electric lighted graveyard to outsiders while its internal impatience and reputational tensions surface as a tense urban image. The text references a beleaguered business climate and a stark public identity.

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Rippling Rhymes by Walt Mason Book Review

Judd Gray's doomed tale is recounted in a 1928 book review format. The piece describes a humane portrayal of Gray's fall from virtue, tracing his path from respectable life to bootleg liquor induced ruin. It frames the book as cautionary reading for young men and notes its publication by Adams Service.

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Judd Gray Fellon Reid
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Fruit Poisoning From Pruned Cherry Trees

A fragment notes that certain cherry tree parts cause poisoning, mentioning wilted leaves and prussic acid. References to poisoned fruits or plant parts appear along with garbled terms like prongs Pennsylvanian and Mike, suggesting a historical horticulture or toxicology note.

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Saat Mike Sweet Cherriey
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The Mystery Half the World Overlooked

Fragmentary text hints at a discussion of wealth disparity and social visibility. Names, places, or dates are unreadable, leaving a brief, enigmatic note on economic divides and perception. The fragment suggests contrasting sides of society without concrete details.

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