Atlantic Taree News of 1879 Incomplete Ledger
Fragments show names such as Lydia R. B. Otto and Chas Chase in a 1879 era newspaper header. A list of officers, telephones, and subscription rates appears, with references to the Associated Press and publication details. The readable items imply a local paper’s masthead and contact info rather than a full article.
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Pst Sttice
Atlantic
Taree
Ois Taattar
Agreds
Fe Renae
E. P. Chas
Vie Pres
Mgr
Lydia
Otto
Treas
Chas
F. Chase
E.p.chase
R. KA. Chase
Relyea
Clara
Lydia RB
Izee
Nes “Department
Gartier
Canada
U. S
Associated, Press
Associated Press
Notice to Subscribers at Atlantic Telegraph Call Center
Atlantic subscribers who do not receive the News-Telegraph in the evening may have it delivered by calling before seven o'clock. Call Red 403 for service. This number is not the News-Telegraph’s actual number.
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Atlantic
News- Telégraph
News-Telegraph
McCormick clash and farm market middlemen debate
The Register criticizes the Chicago Tribune and notes political tensions around Senator McCormick. It questions the push to abolish middlemen in farm product sales, arguing new hired men lack market knowledge and could replace seasoned agents who have built expertise.
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Register
Senator McCormick
The
Chicago Tribune
South Carolina Farmers and Law Enforcement Urged
A reader comment argues South Carolina farmers should heed local guidance amid calls for stricter liquor law enforcement nationwide. It questions regional economic plans and notes corruption in federal liquor enforcement, urging united action to curb the illegal liquor trade and clean up the “rotten mess” before pursuing broader conquests.
Editorial Warns Against Anti Jewish Propaganda and Hyphen Attitudes
The New York Daily News argues against anti Jewish propaganda in Ford’s Dearborn Independent. It denounces anti Semitism as an import from Europe and urges Americans to reject religious and racial division. It condemns hyphenism and calls for unity in American life.
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Tudgé Taft
Henry Ford
The
Dearborn “Independent
Protectivr Tariff Alarmists Debate in Des Moines Capital
A Des Moines Capital item notes that tariff critics repeat older arguments against protectionism, claiming high duties provoke foreign buyers to stop purchases. The piece emphasizes the persistent debate over tariffs and the belief that America should favor stricter or enforced tax measures for protection.
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Des Moines
Publc
Amarlea
Fragmentary political excerpt on tariffs and protection
A garbled passage discusses truths about love of Australia versus American statutes and notes that all motions follow policy. It claims the United States is the greatest producer in the world and in need of a protective tariff. The text is fragmented and lacks clear context or dates.
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Nathr
Americana
United
Rippling Rhymes by Walt Mason in Hay Center tale
A verse sketch contrasts city allure with a fading Hay Center in decline. Young people stream to urban life, leaving the country town to aging merchants and quiet streets, while references hint at notable figures like Lincoln and a critic’s view of modern progress.
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Pete
Old Hay Center
Hife
Hay Center
Gil
Sheor
Pater
Lincolns
George Matthew Adama
January 7 1886 Old Files note Sheriff elected and church event
The item recalls C B Osborne receiving a gold headed cane from Rudolph Zuch for Christmas. N N Jones was made sheriff Monday afternoon at seven o clock. An entertainment at the Prasby Teria church Wednesday night was of high order with Plums Downs and Miss Hatcher pleasing. Miss Jennie Richards returns home from Nebraska after a visit of several days.
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C. B. Osborne
Rudolph Zuch
N.N. Jones
S O’eldck
Prasbyteria
Downs
Miss Hatcher
Jennie Richards
Nebraska
1000 Pounds Confiscated Opium Held In Manila
In Manila approximately 1,000 pounds of confiscated opium sent to Washington for sale in the United States was returned and is now held in Manila. A cable from the chief of insular affairs cited lack of interest from pharmaceutical manufacturers and New York shipments as reasons, leading to the opium’s return.
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Manila
P. 1
Bureau of Sypply of
Philippine Islands
Bureau of Insular Affairs
Washington
United States
Bureau of Pnsular Affairs
Ningtiaen
New York City
Hotel Los Angeles: Opetel Five Million Dollar Era
Fragmented OCR text mentions a five million dollar hotel in Los Angeles with references to Opetel and Amicon. The readable lines hint at a historic hotel project and initial stages, but key names and dates are unclear. Further clean text needed to precise a full factual summary.
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Los Angeles
Opetel
Mass political transfer as Coolidge hailed by Cox era begins
The account recalls the informal transition from Governor Cox to Coolidge with ceremonial touches and the handing over of the key to the executive chamber. It notes Coolidge’s entrance, the public reaction, and the new president’s subsequent departure with wife Edith. It also cites Cox urging protection of small investors amid a wave of securities fraud estimated at 30 million dollars annually in Massachusetts.
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Cobh
Boston
Sant Toa
Hutler
Shargess
Governnor
Cox
Coolidge
Commonwealth
Massachusetts
Rexall Medicine Claims Fast Cold Relief
An ad touts Rexall Latent Aspirin tablets as quick relief for colds. It lists ingredients aspirin acetanilide alo in and claims to ease pain, reduce nasal congestion, dry up secretions, shorten the duration of symptoms and promises relief with prompt use.
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Rexall Laintive
Fragmented Birth Notice From Aged Clerk Records
Fragmented OCR text reports a birth notice with garbled names and dates. The readable segment mentions a clerk and a family name possibly James W. with uncertain month/day details. No clear event date or location can be confirmed from the fragment.
British Columbia to have woman Speaker of Legislature
Victoria Jan 7 A woman will be the next speaker of the British Columbian legislature Mrs Mary Ellen Smith newly elected representative from Vancouver received a large plurality in the recent op that the cabinet named the speakership today.
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Victoria
H.C
British Columbian
Mary
Ellen Smith
Vancouver
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