Belantie Vows Telegraph Ad Rates and Subscriber Notice
The Atlantic News Telegraph lists telegraph rates and advertising terms with pricing for carrier delivery, mail options, and town versus outside town subscriptions. A subscriber notice explains how to arrange evening deliveries by contacting the provided telephone number and clarifies it is not the News-Telegraph main number.
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Canada
U. S
Cassarid
Countie
United Press
E. M. Burke, Inc
Chicago
South Aehigat Riva
New York City
Brokaw Side
Broadway
Atlantic
Telegraph
Milo Reno Refuses To Play Along At Des Moines Farm Meeting
Milo Reno declines to join the farmers relief effort at a Des Moines meeting, taking his blocks and walking away. He alleges the Farmers Union dominates farm policy and politics, criticizing its leadership and methods while urging practical relief for Iowa farmers.
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Milo Reno
Reno
Des Moines
Milo
Ong
Dos Motos
Dollar a bushel for corn shocks farmers and machines
The International Harvest of tame pany offers one dollar per bushel for corn deliveries next May June or July at its option. If price rises above a dollar, purchasers with worn machines may sell their work and higher price. The piece discusses highway funding, county road matters, and praise for the federal highway commission and its appointee McDonald, noting planned four hundred twenty eight dollars for Cass County residents and urging action on road improvements.
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Tame
Pany
Chicago
Ilollar
Inara
McDonald
Ant
Inpurtayt
Highway Commission
Turbulent Campaign Sparks Clash At Public Rally
A chaotic scene unfolds as a crowd gathers around a political event with factions shouting and accusations. A reporter notes surprising derisive chants and heated exchanges between supporters of the candidates, signaling heightened tensions before the next actions.
Apology Sough by Highway Commission Amid Confusing Fragments
A garbled OCR fragment hints at an apology to the highway commission. The text references those who never miss a chance to des… and mentions the commission and its members, but the rest is unreadable.
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The
Highway Commission
Governor Ritchie Emerges as Democratic Presidential Candidate
Governor Albert Ritchie of Maryland emerges as an announced Democratic presidential candidate for the next election. His Chicago appearance aimed to keep alive the memory of Andrew Jackson and attack Republican administrations, promising to remove burdens on the people if Democrats gain power. The piece notes Prohibition as a political issue and critiques Harding and Coolidge era policy, framing Ritchie as a potential peacetime reformer on an ocean of debate.
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Albert, Ritchie
Maryland
Chicago
Andrew
Hardingre
Coolidge
Ritchie
Logt
Renae
Winga
How Gorman Came to Be President
A Des Moines chamber of commerce figure recounts how he rose to the Rock Island presidency. He describes decades of service as receiver general handling complaints and persuasively arguing for rate reductions. He says the path was through willingness, anxiety to be helpful, and maintaining good relations, without asking for the position.
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Femal Ratist
Chamber of Commerce
Des Moines
Temade
Pisitio Nere
Rock Island
Tfl
Gates
Unclear OCR fragment on agricultural relief debate
A garbled OCR text discusses Washington discussions with agricultural authorities about relief bills. It references farmers, potential policy measures, and the secretary's involvement, with many illegible phrases and broken sentences.
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Washington
See
Agricoituridardine
Isa L
Egypt Market Report and Unsteady Youth Ties
Fragmented text reports market prices for wheat and bread while noting political or social unrest among youth. Mentions May timing, cold weather, and a vague reference to polling or an election, with unclear figures and names. The passage is garbled but indicates economic and social tension with sporadic proper nouns.
The Young Vain World We Live In Poem by Walt Mason
A 1926 poem by Walt Mason laments modern virtue and temptation. It critiques vanity, pledges, and social hypocrisy, describing delegates, morals, and the drift from vows to renewed self indulgence in a satirical tone.
International Harvester offers corn trade for farm implements
Alexander Legge, head of International Harvester, authorizes branch managers to accept corn at $1 per bushel in exchange for farm implements. Purchasers may deliver corn at local elevators or FOB dealer stations, with delivery in May to July 1926. Offer valid for bona fide purchases after the date, not open to speculators, aimed at restoring confidence amid rising No 2 corn prices.
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Alexander Legge
International Harvester Company
Chicago
Fragmented reads on seed study and market impacts
A damaged OCR fragment discusses seed yield, pricing, and farming practices. It mentions individuals and places in a loosely connected narrative about crop trials, markets, and potential outcomes, but many details are unclear or garbled.
County Considers Limestone Rock Crusher Purchase
A fragmented note suggests the county may buy a limestone rock crusher. The readable text references potential limestone procurement and related budgeting tensions, with unclear surrounding details and names.
Chinese Student Convicted in Murder Retrial
A Chinese student, after a retrial, was condemned for murder in Washington in January. The trial followed earlier allegations and involved education officials and witnesses. The reporting notes the complex sequence of trials and the persistence of the verdict despite prior proceedings.
Fragmented OCR story from a distant file on trial and escape
An unclear historical clipping describes a long sentence and a political figure facing trial and potential appeals. It references New York, a district jail, and a question about a national party's choice for leadership. The passage is garbled with many misspellings and missing words. A clearer source would be needed to identify precise names or events.
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Cifanebia
Pelling
New
York
Industry Named After Engineer Kertharti to Help Sites
A partial OCR read suggests the name origin of an industry tied to engineer Kertharti. It notes efforts to improve site operations and patient outcomes amid evolving standards. Details are fragmented and not fully clear from the readable text.
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Tom
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Poneta
Nike
Wwe
Avice
Walt
Plute
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Ivorge
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Yous
ROVER
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