Notice to Subscribers for Evening Delivery Request
Atlantic subscribers to the News Telegraph who do not receive their papers in the evening may have deliveries arranged by calling before seven o clock. Dial Red 408 for service. This number is not for the News Telegraph office.
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United Press
Forsign
Knill Burke, Inc
Omengo
South Michigan Blvd
New York City
Brokaw
Atlantic
News- Telegraph
News-Telegraph
Different Methods of Debt Collecting From International Strains
The article contrasts postwar debt pressures with potential force, noting France’s reparations to Germany and a hypothetical American army to enforce payment. It also discusses US-France financial tensions and shifts in French bonds, while detailing the circulation strategy and reader base of theNews-Telegraph amid subscriber dynamics and advertising implications.
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Germany
France
United States
Paris
Atlantic News Telegraph Praises Local Paper
The News Telegraph is named among the four best small town daily newspapers in the state in a recent survey. Advertisers are urged to note the paper’s wide regional reach and low advertising costs, reflecting the town’s strong merchant network and active press.
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Associated Press
Atlantic
News Telegraph
Skate
Return of Troops from Coblenz Sparks Cheer and Reflection
An editorial notes the return of U S troops from Coblenz amid mixed feelings. It praises war service and the need for homeward relief while acknowledging the dangers and sacrifices endured. The piece contrasts discipline and liberty abroad with the comfort and peril of readjusting to life at home.
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers Bank Holdings Growth
The Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers has grown from an initial fund of 58,000 dollars to more than nineteen million dollars in resources. The parent bank in Cleveland has many offshoots and a self financed mail order house. The organization is highly regarded for prudent management and financial strength enabling tough bargaining with railroad owners.
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Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Cleveland
Engineers
Tilking
Turkey
Tribute to Judge J B Rockafellow From Shelby County Republican
The Shelby County Republican prints an editorial tribute to Judge J B Rockafellow of Atlantic retiring from the Fifteenth Iowa district bench. He is praised for a strong record and legal learning, though his later years were marked by blindness he endured while continuing court work with perseverance.
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Shelby County Republican
J. B. Rockafellow
Fifteenth Judicial District
Iowa
Atlantic
Defending Agriculture in Literature from Grim Stereotypes
The Des Moines Capital cites the New York Tribune essay by Arthur Chapman on Is Farm Life So Grim. It surveys Hamlin Garland and Howells critiques, noting Garland’s shift to praise for rural life in A Daughter of the Middle Border, while acknowledging lingering agricultural sentiment in literature. It recalls drought and grasshoppers in Kansas as early hard luck stories and lauds farmers who stayed with farming to gain independence.
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Des Moines
New York Tribune
Arthur Chapman
Mr. Chapman
Hamlin Garland
Garland
W. D. Howells
Kansas
Rural discontent in fiction outlives farm life hits by authors
The piece notes farm life endures despite a literary onslaught, as Horatio Alger style tales faded from rural uplift stories yet best sellers still depict rural dissatisfaction. It argues many protagonists are miscast and fail to recognize their security, while industry presses seek sensational urban NEWS.
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Horatio Alger
Wall Street
Rippling Rhymes by Walt Mason tale of pedigree pride
A fragment of Walt Mason verse contrasts Hully Chee’s boastful claim of royal blood with a laundryman’s blunt view of misfit pride. The piece wanders through imagined forebears from Conquerors to Homers, highlighting social pretensions and inherited status.
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Walt Mason
Hully Chee
William .H
England
Pla
Chase After Chee for Unpaid Laundry Bill
A speaker vows to pursue Hully Chee for repayment of laundry charges, describing a heated, mud splashed chase and disdain for aristocratic pretensions. The speaker warns of tracking Chee through town and across miles, framing it as a public reproach for unpaid debts.
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Hully Chee
Princely Wight
Chee
George Matthew Adama
One Audubon Person Goes to State Asylum
Niels Petersen of near Audubon, stepgrandson of Peter Kellesen, was adjudged insane and taken by Sheriff Jorgensen to Clarinda for treatment. Mrs. Dana Wever of Viola township, previously sent to the state hospital at Clarinda, will be paroled and is expected home soon, according to Glenn Turner of the insane commission.
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Audubon
Niels Petersen
Near Audubon
Peter Kellesen
Sharon Township
Jorgensen
Clarinda
Dana Wever
Viola Township
Glenn Turner
Insane Commission
Had Qualifications Wayne and His Barking Pup
A fragment details Wayne and a small puppy, his brother saying the dog is too small to bite. He counters that the puppy can bark as loudly as any big frog, which he considers a virtue over biting.
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Wayne
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