Atlantic News-Telegraph rates and post office notice
Atlantic News-Telegraph records its post office entry and pricing lines under the 1879 act. Des Moines bureau presence is noted with Frank Nye Jr. as manager and a Washington address for news service. Subscription prices are listed for carrier and mail, with durations and regional applicability.
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National Transportation Policy Urged to Save Railroads
A presidential committee urges a formal national transportation policy to equalize treatment of all modes, curb favoritism, and create a regulatory framework. It backs ICC oversight, a revised rate system, and an independent Transportation Board to study subsidies and future consolidations.
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Lions Club Passion Play shapes Atlantic event
Editorial briefs praise the Lions Club Passion Play in Atlantic as a strong community effort and predict success. They note the president endures hardship for the cause while urging restoration of relief funds and a reevaluation of investigations led by the Dias inquiry.
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Roosevelt Press Conference Breaks With Jan Promise
The article analyzes President Roosevelt's January 4 message to Congress and February remarks, arguing the administration sought to deter war by signaling U S material support to France and Britain. It notes Nazi press manipulation, perceived contradictions, and the senator Bennett Clark report.
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Rippling Rhymes by Walt Mason
Poetically critiques Hollywood blackmail extortion and industry excess. It quips that actors tax themselves with luxury meals and fear threats, suggesting victims seek legal avenues instead of glamorized violence while noting the piece is distributed via George Matthew Adams Service.
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Notary Service Notice at 235 Serite
A brief public notice lists notary service operations at 235 Serite as part of local records for official document authentication. The item notes the venue and function within the News Telegraph publication.
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New York musings on judgment and the Arch of Washington
A personal essay reflects on judging others by surface traits and learns to see people like Neil and Dreiser as relatable. The piece notes experiences in New York with the Washington Arch completed in 1896, honoring Parisian inspiration yet differing from classical triumphal arches.
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Arch of Dewey myth and Manila Bay triumphs
A digest of 1898 events connects Spanish defeats at Manila Bay with a temporary triumphal arch in New York and notes that Admiral Dewey’s marriage led him to deed his home to his wife, after which the arch was not made permanent.
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Daily Knowledge Test Questions on law and geography
A reader quiz lists questions on idiocy Seth Thomas tidal coast Rocky Mountain sheep percent math author North to the Orient Rockefeller Center Oakland Open winner upper arm bone and pronunciation of naive along with instructions to check answers on page seven.
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Todays Common Error In Speech And Knowledge Gaps
A brief note highlights a common error in speech where speakers claim broad knowledge or familiarity with current affairs without basis. The piece urges precise language and caution in asserting expertise.
Foreign Markets discussed at Griswold farm school
John Alton of Mondamin spoke on The Matter of the Foreign Markets at Griswold farm evening school held in the high school. More than 100 men attended as Cass and Pottawattamie Triple A delegates prepare for the 1989 program. George Peters leads the agricultural program as general chairman.
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Ancient Greek sieve Detects thief with magic powers
A tale describes Bleve as a detective using a sieve believed to hold magic. In ancient Greece a thief is identified by naming suspects while holding the sieve. the strands tug when the guilty name is spoken.
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Capital talks on pardons and Roosevelt third-term hints
The article discusses Iowa legislators seeking to bar gubernatorial pardons from November through January, potential constitutional changes, and speculation on President Roosevelt's views. It notes lame duck appointments, currency power timing in 1941, and broader Washington musings on governance, war, and public policy.
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