Atlantic Iowa Post Office Notice of Second Class Matter
Public notice lists mailing details and tax-like rates for Atlantic readers. It shows post office handling under Act of Congress 1879, with Des Moines representation by Iowa Daily Press Association News Bureau and addresses in Washington. Subscription rates for carriers and mail vary by location and duration, including Canada.
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Atlantic
Iowa
Congress
Des Moines
Iowa Daily Press Association
John D. Zug
406 Shops
Washington, D. C
Washington News Service
Eye Street
N.W
Newsph
News-Telegraph
Labor's Self-Destruction by Factional Labor Strife
The piece argues labor's bitter jurisdictional battles alienate the public and hurt industry and national welfare. It warns that continued infighting, especially in the northwest and Michigan, risks drastic laws and lasting setback to labor's aims as sympathy erodes.
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Northwest
Michigan
Editorial Briefs On Wages, Waste And Europe Tensions
The piece criticizes the wage hour law for not raising wages and notes minimal impact on job creation. It mocks Ford union disputes over pro and anti union literature. It highlights vast but largely unused public records and a five point federal aid program, urging tax reductions. It warns of looming European war and US need to stay prepared.
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Ford Motor Company
Insurance Probe Echoes Hughes Findings from 1906
SEC investigators reopen a 1905 1906 Hughes study showing insurance giants Metropolitan Mutual Equitable New York Life still oversized and unduly influential. The probe cites limited policyholder input, high premiums, lapses, and entrenched insider control despite decade changes.
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SEC
Hughes
Drew Pearson
Robert
Allen
Washington
Securities Andé Exchange Commission
bude _ding
National Re
New York
Mutual
Equitable
New York Life
Metropolitan Life Companies
Metropolitan
Mutusl
Mutual Life Insurance
Great Metropolitan
Rippling Rhymes by Walt Mason
A reflective verse from Walt Mason on the passing week, aging, and time's impact. The poem contemplates sorrow and hope as life advances, noting how weeks erase joy and bring melancholy yet also push toward striving for better things. The piece is presented as a George Matthew Adams Service feature.
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Styx
George Matthew Adams
Most Mistaken Person Says Hi Ho in Chinatown
The sage of Chinatown Ha Ho declares that the man who never makes mistakes is a phantom of imagination. He notes such a person does not exist in reality and warns against believing perfect error free beings.
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Hi Ho
Chinatown
Daily Knowledge Test Questions Volume A
List of ten quiz questions covering pedology capitals of US Virgin Islands Tropic of Cancer pronunciation of junker Roosevelt appointee for Attorney General ranarium Rio Grande tributary Africa's largest antelope and Mt Vesuvius location near which city.
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American Virgin Islands
Monte Cristo
Roosevelt
U. S
Homer
Cummings
Rio Grande
Africa
Mt. Vesuvius
The Actors Rendition Described as Superb
A brief note suggests using precise terms interpretive or performance for a strong portrayal. The text cites the actor’s portrayal as excellent while avoiding casual phrasing.
Many Ticks Described by Species in Brief List
The article enumerates various tick types including the Australian cattle tick, black pitted tick, blue tick, red tick, sheep tick, bat tick, spinose-ear tick, and the lone star tick, highlighting diversity among species.
First Presbyterian Church of New York Exalts Quiet Dignity
A reflective visit to the First Presbyterian Church on Fifth Avenue reveals its 1846 architecture inspired by Bath and Oxford towers. The narrator recalls Presbyterian history from 1716 through the Revolution, notes the subdued autumn light, and observes a dying city’s reverence for faith and memory.
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New York
First Presbyterian Church
Fifth ‘Welfth Streets
Driscolling
Joseph C. Wells
Church of St. Saviour
Bath
England
Mr. Stalin
Russia
County Board Resolution On Residency Sparks Reader Protest
A letter to the editor criticizes a January 9, 1939 Casa County board resolution barring certain foreign born residents from settling in the county. The writer argues the Kaufman family, longtime locals with decades of ties, deserve citizenship and urges less restrictive actions, calling the measure dictatorial. Katherine Rogers signs the note.
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Masesna
Casa County
Kauf
Casa Bounty
Down and Outer
Katherine Rogers
Avoca Junior High Honors 23 On Honor Roll
In Avoca Iowa on January 28 special notes list 23 junior high students named to the semester honor roll. Eighth grade leads with ten names including Virginia Henry Dan Dillinger Peggy Leach and Jack Sondergard. Seventh grade lists seven students and sixth grade six students.
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Avoca
Virginia Henry
Dan Dillinger
Peggy Leach
Donald Meier
Virginia Groepper
Doris Mae Jensen
Lucille Kuhr
Jack Sondergard
Edmund Kasner
Donna Elaine Jensen
Lila Leenan
Shirley Donaldson
Lavonne Turk
Betty Tamms
Jack Bornholdt
George Anderson
Iack True
Herbert Leach
Donald Gross
Robert Jennen
Richard Turner
Eldred Knott
Dorothy True
Visitor from China trips through Iowa towns
Alex Martionikoss of Derkin, China, visited Massena from Saturday to Tuesday with Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Hosselt. He then went to Fontanelle to see Mr. and Mrs. A. Snyder and family before heading to Peoria, Illinois on business. He plans to return to China in about two months.
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Massena
Spe‘cial
Alex Martionikoss
Derkin
China
E. E. Hosselt
Fontanelle
A. Snyder
Peoria
Ill
Markionikous
Lookin' Around Highlights Local Curios And Anecdotes
Ed Comes buys California quail, hoping to raise them this summer. Orion Bingaman recalls a near death experience after a ship stateroom mix up and a fog collision. Adair, Iowa, earns Life magazine national notice for a train robbery claim dated July 94 287. Shenandoah’s win over Hooray marks a hopeful streak for the team.
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Ed Comes
California
Orion Bingaman
Orion
Panama Canal
San Francisco
Puget Sound
Atateroom
Bingaman
Canada
Adair
Iowa
Life
Library Adds Wide Range of New Books to Shelves
Library notes announce a large selection of new titles now on the shelves including Cortina French in Twenty Lessons Spanish in Twenty Seasons Gardening Short Cuts Understanding Human Nature and many more works across fiction history science and travel. The list features authors such as Clemens De la Roche Kantor DuMaurier and Wilde among others.
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Kaine
Adler
Hobart
River Supreme
Bailey
Reed
Wild Flower Guide
Clemens
Connecticut
Colby
Stone
Sailor
de la Roche
Babylon
Vallentin
Leonardo de Vinci
Byrd
Woolf
Three Guineas
Sky
Roberts
Mida Forbes
Ed Nathan
Tapiola Leich
Frontiers
Enchantmer
Corbett
Carrie Ka
Gunnarson
the Myth & the Dream
Lincoln— Burns-Mantel
A. Hall & Co
Mason
Three Harbours
Parrish
Mr. Despondency’s Daughter
DuMaurier
Rebecca Fallada
Wolf Among Wolves
Case
Tales of A Wayward
Ian
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Oyster Bay
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