Atlantic News Telegraph subscribers notice and delivery contact
Local notice outlines evening newspaper delivery for Atlantic Iowa readers. It lists subscription options by mail and carrier, correction of delivery times, and a telephone contact for late-evening service requests before 7 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic News-Telegraph
Telegraph
B Chase
R. G. A. Chase
Hase, Jeditor
Canada
Iowa
Cass
Atlantic
News-Telegraph
Secrecy over bond proposal divides Iowa lawmakers
The state debates a $100,000,000 highway bonds plan as hidden votes and pledged support surface. Governors and legislators express concerns about public access to who backs or opposes the measure, amid calls for transparency and taxpayer accountability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lviva
Senate
Anual CityAhron Eno
Pup
Honda
Hammill Cantina
Lena
Bend Prepysul
Des Moines
As & Matter of Mtaweraper Etter
Eveodii
News-Telegraph
partiof_al
C. W. Matt
C. W. Matt of This Country and State Semitus Chitles
Cass-Shelby
Thao Doorhur
Thor
Lowa Amt
Tawa
Chip
Boutly
Bowel
Pelafeness
Thirerate
Hans Valrundy
Janet Gongiste
Genert Yesembly
Hive
Fragmented Newee Telegraph Text On Political Turmoil In Buncombe
Fragmented text discusses political figures and debates in Buncombe including Lam Burmquist Brookhark and various references to agricultural policy and national interests. The garbled OCR includes mentions of Washington, American Telegraph and telephone, and references to public sentiment and power, with unclear dates or clear outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buncombe
Newee
Tvepestey
Frank di. Lam
Tauchleap Droit Deayay
Burt Burmquist
Fortbidge
Vupsarlalicen Ie
Fryen
Lunil
Jegarden Mahayeet
Nolan
Barnet
Washington
Brookhark
Amertes
United Ste Va
Complex critique of corporate influence and public ownership
The passage argues corporate power is widespread and established, citing Brookhart’s classification and octopus imagery. It notes workers and the consuming public own stock in major firms like United States Steel, with examples of senators and political biases, and questions big business’ political concern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hich
Gomie
Brookhart
Aml
United States Steel Venta
Peryion
Sekatur Bredkhart
Senate
Debated U S Irrigation Costs Stir Congress Fight
A report outlines contention over adding surplus U S land to river reclamation projects. Secretary dardine defends and farm groups oppose, citing $150 million project cost and $105 million remaining for a ten year program. Critics warn extra land is wasteful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eryebali
Itv Congress
Stata
Liste
Lsu
Lillia Dian Ts
Congress
National Party Convention Faces Hotel Accommodation Crunch
The national arrangements committee may move the city of the convention from Kansas City to Cleveland or another city due to insufficient hotel rooms and venue capacity. Kansas City promised about 9,000 rooms but only 1,882 are reported available, with a 14,000 seat hall for the convention. The issue hinges on lodging adequacy for delegates and press.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
City
Cleveland City
National Committee
Washington
Gerris
Kansas City
Eland
Rats in the Congo? A fanciful medieval plague tale
An excerpt recounts legends of rats spreading across continents and being fought by superstition, magic, and early law. It notes beliefs of plague, the mythical cure through spells, and a court case where rats were prosecuted as animals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Het
Rus
Europe
Great Britain
Asia
Dustro
China
South America
Perm
Tin Sa
Sulan
Luis
War Talk Sheer Madness in Foreign Relations Debate
The Globe Toronto reports on a U S foreign relations chairman labeling certain naval officers war talk as sheer madness. He cites a New York function remark by a Brooklyn navy yard official linking penalties for efficiency to war and warns Britain and Germany pressure threaten conflict amid rising wartime rhetoric.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Globe
Toronto
Washington
Boralishupe
United States
Phinkets
Sim
Great Britain
Brooklyn Navy Yard
York
Britain
John Bull
John
Warberdude
War prudent but impossible between United States and Britain
The piece notes war between the United States and Britain remains unthinkable despite provocative rhetoric. It cites public sentiment in the United States and the British Empire, mentioning New York retail orders and Chrysler sales milestones as context while touching on political support for Smith in Washington and the capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Bull
United States
Britain
British Empire
al “Smith
Toléiy
York
Rippling Rhymes by Walt Mason and a sensational jury take
A fragmented crop of verse and prose explores madness and crime. The speaker muses on juries, justice, and fear as a killer aunt tragedy collides with public sentiment, ending with a dated copyright notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walt Mason
Weaphotts
Werner
Don
Dane
Gome
Styx
Jun
Georeeahetten Adama Service
Reduced Chrysler Prices Boost Demand Says Frazer
Chrysler sales manager J W Frazer reports rising public interest in the new 1962 models effective January 10. Price cuts range from six hundred to one hundred dollars across body styles, with two of the 1952 models now listed as under six seventy at the factory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chrysler
Ity
J. W. Frauen
Chi'ysler
Also Mentioned on This Page
Aig
Chicago
Michigan
New York
Graybar
Eesington Re
Essen
Iain’ Ee Me Specs Inc
Atun
Hig
Shines
Bury
Prager
Turors
Naai Automobile Chamber of
Com- Nas
Are Bae
Guy Hale
Frazer
Samuel Crowther
Country Gentleman
Standard Oil Company
Indiana
Standard Oil
South Michigan
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!