Advertising Rater Made Known on Application
A column outlines advertising rates and circulation notes for the News Telegraph. It highlights carrier and mail pricing, a notice to subscribers about evening delivery, and ends with praise for the Oransky establishment as a strong advertising client and supporter of the newspaper.
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Bosnesan
Associated Press
Kn Burke
Chicago
South Michigan Blvd
New York City
Brokaw Blitz
Atlantic
News- Telegraph
Washer
Oransky Concern
Weil
New York
N-T
Oranisky
Newss Telegraph
Qransky
Tor
Apareniet Inn
Editorial Notes on Postal Policy and Public Figures
Secretary of Commerce Heaver warns against postal policy moves while editors discuss agriculture and seed issues. Readers see letters criticizing postal service branding and prison reform notes, with references to Missouri penitentiary and vaudeville terms. The piece blends policy debate, editorials, and reader correspondence from a chaotic historical page.
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Secretary of Commerce
Heaver
Wallae
of Agriculture
Aera
Department of Common
Howev
Unclear OCR fragment on social organizations and pensions
Fragmentary text discusses varied pay structures and social activities with mentions of organizations and institutions. Content is incomplete and lacks clear events, dates, or names to anchor a concise news item.
Editorial on Republican Association and Benafor Jonfihan
The New York Journal laments the end of the Republican Association based in Washington. For about ten years under Bourne its headquarte rs in Washington provided a continuous service to Republican newspapers. The editorial argues the association offered sound, accurate, and well presented material.
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New York Journal
United States
Epublican
Benafor Jonfihan Fe
Oregon
Beni
National Cobblican Organization
Association
Washington
Jhas Beer
Democratic senator’s confession fuels backlash in postwar debate
In a charged postwar scene, Senator Nathaniel B. Dial of South Carolina faced sharp denunciation as Democratic colleagues urged his withdrawal after a public confession. The debate centered on party unity, with critics accusing Dial of undermining democracy and risking broader political fallout amid the party’s internal rifts.
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Harry B
Weiler
Ashington
Tenon
Nathaniel B. Diai
South Carolina
Diai
Senate
Public service praised for political education program
The article lauds a nationwide political education service once led by Mr. Bourne, noting its exceptional value beyond campaigns and its role in guiding Republican editors. It laments its discontinuance as a costly mistake, acknowledging the association’s decade of influence on constitutional governance and public opinion.
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Bourne
Republican Party
Dirs
Alwaya
Wal
Ripping Rhymes and a Wealthy Saint in a Scrappy Exchange
A fragment from a poem or satirical piece features a speaker claiming prosperity and luxury, naming Richard Row and Richard J. Fitereuben Roe as a wary audience. The dialogue touches on wealth, credit, family finery, and fears of sudden job loss, weaving humor with a critique of material excess.
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Richard Row
Richard J. Fitereuben -Roe
Best Bet Leads Men Toward Debt, Says Adams
A quotable line from George Matthew Adams warns that reliance on betting or risky ventures can drive men into debt. The saying reflects early 20th century editorial wisdom urging financial caution and prudent choices.
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Iff
George Matthew Adams
Unwritten laws and busy life blur through humor and hints
A fragmentary reflection weaves about unwritten laws, luck, money, and time. It jokes on prosperity and idle thoughts, suggesting life’s ups and downs, practical concerns like auto tags, and hopeful notes that furnaces will work. The piece reads as a wry, aphoristic musing.
Zellmer Replies On Farm Bureau Road Question
Mr Zellmer responds to a January editorial about road spending and fairness. He states he was invited to present views at the farm bureau meeting and defends his stance on road funding and the primary road program. He asks how one can condemn spending on farm roads while funding extensive primary road work.
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Zellmer
Atlantic
Sens-Telegraph
farm_bureau
Farm Bureau
January storm waves and forecasts from Foster's Weekly Bulletin
Washington reports a central January storm wave near January 18 that will cushion the midmonth shock before a severe January 24 event. A February 4 storm brings colder temperatures without extreme swings, followed by gradual evaporation changes into April. Forecasters warn of a severe summer drought potential and note limited reliability in predicting these volatile patterns.
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Washington
Lyour
Apri
Atlantic Ocean
Tne
Medicine Hat
St. Lawrence
Disturante
California
Ak-Sar-Ben Season Set for Veterans Year and Omaha Visit
The Knights of Ak-Sar-Ben announce a season dedicated to veterans with October hosting the American Legion national convention in Omaha. A replica 1920 Ak-Sar-Ben emblem will be worn by knights and visitors at the Ak-Sar-Ben den show opening the first Monday in June, inviting community men to attend Monday nights.
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Omaha
American Legion National
Middlewest
Knights of
Ak-Sar-Ben
Samson
Ak-Sar-Benden
Thrift Week origins tied to life insurance day
A Des Moines report notes national Thrift Week dates set in New York. Howard William Davenport of Iowa spearheaded Life Insurance Day, pushing Daily Times to run weekly columns on life insurance functions, leading to a national edition and imitation by Davenport papers and others.
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Des Moines
New York
National Thrift
Howard William
Davenport
E. P. Adier
The
Daily Times
Adler
Times
the Democrat
National Thrift Week Elevates Life Insurance Role
The text notes that Mr Williams' industry helped turn a local idea into a national event as National Thrift Week began, highlighting life insurance's place in the program.
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Williams
Grand Secretary of OWA Masonic Lodges Dies at Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids January 17 Funeral services for Newton R. Parvin grand secretary of the Iowa grand lodge of Masonry will be held Tuesday afternoon The grand lodge will conduct the service with representatives from most subordinate lodges in the state Mgr Pargin died following several months illness
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OWA Masonic
Cedar Rapids
Newton R. Parvin
Iowa Grand Lodge of Mesona
Grand Lodge
Mgr. Pargin
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Dolar
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L. Oransky
Mr. Mendelssohn
Downs
Sterward
Oransky & Sons
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Selle
Pal Ak Merial
Ehill
Stow
Missouri State Penitentiary
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Atic
Ansey
Hig Owa
Diay
Vanes Bet
Atley Viva Osussion
Cole Blute
Walt Mason
Aero
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Foster
Iowan
Thrift
Cleaning Service
Jook
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