Telegraph Successor Advert Rates and Mailing Notice at Atlantic IA
Atlantic IA subscribers receive publicity on postal mailing details and advertising rates for the News Telegraph successors. The notice lists rates for carriage by carrier and mail, international and Cass County areas, with phone contact for delivery issues and a reference to United Press and advertising representatives in Chicago New York and New York City.
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Farmers Face Divided Ranks In Effort To Improve Prices
The piece notes disunity among farmers, criticizing factions and political motives that hinder collective action. It argues real farming needs cooperation among business and professional men, yet warns many farmers remain mute or aligned, undermining reforms and prices.
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Insidious Influences Target College Students Says Propaganda
A fragmentary statement warns that students are victims of insidious propaganda from Bolshevist and socialist sources. It claims a wave of misinformation is shaping opinions to undermine patriotism and readiness for defense if the country is drawn into conflict.
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Washington street chaos and court rebuke
A fragmented account alleges government inaction and district officials failing to regulate traffic. It cites jaywalking dangers, pedestrial neglect, and a court ruling condemning the officers for evading enforcement while authorities dispute responsibility.
The Spirit of '76 and Civic Courage Debate
A clipped editorial recalls Civil War leaders Grant Sherman and Lincoln urging steadfast action while opponents accuse war supports of turning schools into propaganda. It attacks pacifists, laments deserters, and defends patriotic education against yellow journalism and antiwar voices in Chicago.
Editorial on pacifism and national unity in wartime
A fragmented editorial argues against pacifist ideas as dangerous to the United States during war. It asserts that enemy victory relies on undermining the home front and portrays dissenters as threats to the Union, warning that past unions faced peril from internal enemies and spies.
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Join the Corn Growers Article Praised by Atlantic Readers
A letter from an appreciative Atlantic reader thanks the News-Telegraph editor for a recent piece titled Join the Corn Growers. The writer calls it one of the finest articles ever read, praising its clear coverage and impact. The note is dated January 13, 1926, from Atlantic, Iowa, and signed as a former editor or supporter.
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Fragments Hint At Rural Unity And Incomplete Thoughts
A fragmented excerpt mentions farmers sticking together and a sarcastic line about leading girls colleges including pistol shooting, with disjointed musings on a man naming Pullman cars and a vague reference to copyright. The readable text shows no clear event or identifiable entities beyond generic groups and vague references.
Rippling Rhymes by Walt Mason Feud Verse
Poem fragment recounts a feud between characters amid rural imagery. The speaker laments cycles of violence, noting feuds start and friends are broken, with lines about reckoning and regret as time consumes both sides. Strong rural and literary imagery anchors the piece.
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