Atlantic News-Telegraph Subscription Rates and Notices
Public notice details subscription rates for Atlantic News-Telegraph by carrier and mail across regions, with addresses and phone numbers for service. It also includes a subscriber notice asking readers to call if delivery is missed and to report address changes.
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Atlantic
Cass
Iowa
U. S
Outeide
Canada
Atlantic South-Criber
News-Tlegraph
Carner
Mic ‘Pidle
House
Bankime and Currency Committee
Vega
Tony Wistanee
County Funds and Sun Energy Promises Growth
The article lists Cass County fund expenditures from 1997 onward, detailing the county, poor, court, secondary roads and soldiers relief funds with yearly totals and notes on budget vs. actual spending. It also discusses solar energy potential, noting a scientist estimate of sun power worth 166,000 dollars per acre and hints at future solar technologies.
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Cass County
Just Folks by Al Guest
Fragmented verse style with stanzas and erratic phrases about work relief and everyday life. It reads like a reflective column or jeu d esprit with names and stray lines, lacking clear narrative or structured events.
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Bbo
Ghost government in China under Li faces slim chances
Fragmented and unclear text discusses Li and potential leadership in China, mentioning Beijing, Nanking, Hankow, and the Yangtze region. It references possible U S involvement and the ECA. The passage hints at a drop in prospects for a Chinese ghost government amid international pressure.
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Nail
Bi Dsune-jeu
Pheok
Nankioe
Sh Bai
Hankow
Yangtze River Valley
America
Peiping
Unclear OCR text notes arrest and banking reference
Fragmentary OCR record mentions a bank mark of decatut Vadaday arrested by Ai Mio with Reb Clark of Avons. Details are garbled and unclear, no coherent event or date can be established from the readable text.
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Puan Larsen
Tate
Mirstere
Coun
Vadaday
Ai Mio
Reb Clark
Avons
Avocans Plan Batting Change Amid Construction Delays
An Avocans lineup shifts with Avera Three Ave and early Thiyoday noted. Henderson and Randall listed among the players, with AM and Botea Vales Construction Company employed for the project. No direct guidance from General Jewis appears.
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Hicaphey
Waibu
Dansen
Henderson
Randall
Botea Vales Constructies Pany
Jewis
Hapburg wedding fragment hints at Archduke Hubert kinship
A damaged note mentions a wedding with links to Archduke Hubert and reprised titles. It cites dates and places in a fragmentary way, referring to a prince and potential coronation event in a northern area.
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Hapebures
Laven
Eteba
de Por
Unclear fragmentary obituary notes and events
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Mrs Vernon, a Vernon death, and various disjoint actions. No coherent narrative or clear date, place, or names beyond scattered references. Summary captures the damaged notice feel without fabricating facts.
Obituary and political notes from wartime congressional pages
A mixed wartime column remembers Howard Miae as well as figures in Congress from Iowa and Washington. It notes Guam fortification debates and a Guam harbor dredging plan, plus tariff and tax proposals by Henry O. Pallet and Dolliver. The piece also covers a Women’s National Defense Council meeting with Mrs. Lainon visiting Washington and Iowa delegation hosting luncheon.
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Washington
National Capital
Women's National Defense Council
Mire
Besa Lainon
Percy Lainson
Pottawattomie County
Mt. Madison Penitentiary
Iowa
House
MIT reports radiation shielding bricks stolen
Cambridge police warned of dangerous radioactive material theft from a secret government project at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. MIT clarified the bricks were lead shielding used in radiation experiments and posed danger only if stepped on. a spokesman noted rising concerns and costs.
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Cambridge
Mars
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
MIT
Key Witness May Testify in Axis Sally Treason Trial
Federal Judge Curran allowed a German actor to testify as a key witness in the Axis Sally treason case despite his refusal to take an oath. Prosecutor Schnell testified after affirming to tell the truth, while cross examination was permitted by Miss Gillars’ counsel.
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Washington
Edward M. Curran
Thadas
Sally
Othe Idle
George Henrick Schnell
Schnell
Adive
James J. Laavhitin
Mildred EB
Gillars
Miss Gillars
Horro
Europe
U. S
Britain
Schnnell
Laupihlin
Southwest Iowa Artists Enter Paintings at Oslyn Show
Four paintings by southwest Iowa residents are entered in the 7th annual six states exhibition at Oslyn art museum. Entries include works by Mie Fitzsimmons Musette Stoddard Caswell and Mosman among 314 artists. The show features oils watercolors and sculptures from six states.
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Omaha
Iowa
Oslyn Art Museum
Colorado
Kansas
Missouri
South Dakota
Nebraska
Mie
Pheodore Fitzsimmons
Council Bluffs
Stoddard
Chicago North Western
Es8s
Carl Caswell
Choinda
Carro
A. B. Mosman
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Bord of Supervisors
County Institute
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Alons
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Javittites
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Vagy
Pip
Bove
Gelipiu
Charles
Theater
Siyceanidl
Ont Welton
Cher
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Vegas
Crosby
Tie
George Marcousx
Skippy
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McNaugh: Syndicate, Inc
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China
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Vernon
Birr
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DCO
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Guam
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Earns Pasteiet of Columbia
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Dolliver
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