Subscription Rates and Delivery Notice for Atlantic Readers
Atlantic subscribers to the News Telegraph may request evening delivery if their paper is late, by calling 494-1 before 7 PM. The notice outlines various carrier and mail rates for different regions, including Canada, the United States, and adjoining counties, with figures obscured in OCR.
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Atlantic
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The Grim Reaper in Endless Death Mystery
A fragmentary colonial-era style meditation on death and fate argues that life’s greatest mystery lies not in decay but in memory and meaning. It reflects on humanity’s attempts, limits, and final obligations as death remains undefeated. Telegraph offers sympathy and concern.
Fragmented notes on farming taxes and industry impacts
A garbled OCR passage discusses Iowa farms and taxation, referencing Fulton Ries, J Tyum Aymans Po, and various figures like 4, 70,000,000 dollars. It argues farming is a major industry, bearing most tax load, while hinting at exemptions for small farmers and broader industry influence. The text lacks clear facts or dates.
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Mtu
G. Fulton Ries
Iowa
Trina
Improve Roads in Atlantic Cemetery Urged by Citizen
A reader urges city leaders to improve the cemetery roads in Atlantic City of the Dead area. With high traffic and dirt drives, the entrance roads should be paved to a better state if funds exist, as current drives are rough and crumbling in many plots.
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Feluggaph
Atlantic
Iswagons and med oval assembly critique by statesman
A fragment notes a political debate from the Iswagons and med oval assembly. The text critiques the current statesman and references a deficit and economic proposal. Details are unclear and names are uncertain.
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Med Oval
Iowa Lawmakers Debate Area System for Allotment Reform
Debates in the Iowa General Assembly focus on reforming the area method of allotment in the state. Members condemn partisan chatter and push for decisive action to address stale conditions and long-running political maneuvering.
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General Assembly
Ube
Rippling Rhymes by Walt Mason Becomes Political Parody
A short comic verse recounts a handyman encounter with a cheerful helper who offers aid only if paid with a costly lith or gift. The speaker foresees future campaigning asks and jokes about civic and local duties, ending with a wry reflection on gratitude and self-interest.
Former Atlantic girls to Columbia Griswold
Miss Fannie Shrock and her friend Miss Idd Pattee, both connected with Spokane high school domestic science, visited Griswold and its Shrock parents before traveling to New York for a short course at Columbia University.
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New York
Columbia ‘University
Odd Mairitize Custom Among Benu River Tribes
A quaint marriage custom prevails among the notte tribes on the Benu river in Central Africa. When a man marries, his sister goes through a wedding ceremony with the bride's brother. If there is no sister, the bridegroom must enter an agreement with his brother in law to work for him for four years, this being the standard value of a sister.
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Benu
Central Africa
Hig Slater
Slater
Last Rites for Charles F. Chase in Atlantic Iowa
Obituary sketches Charles F. Chase of Atlantic Iowa praising his devotion to family and town, defending poorer classes and laws, and his loyal friendships. Messages from D. P. Hogan Cass County and G L Caswell Iowa press salute his intelligence vitality and public spirit as a longtime Cass County resident.
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Atlantic
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E. P. Chase
Iowa
Garants
Cass County
Death of Charles F. Chase Echoed by Colleagues
Died in harness Charles F. Chase veteran editor of the Atlantic News Telegraph, passing at his desk as he worked. Messages from colleagues and public officials across Iowa express deep condolences and praise his incisive style and lifelong service to journalism.
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Audubon Man Heads Southwest Iowa Buttermakers
Johanhen Johaingen named president of the Southwestern Iowa Buttermakers Association at Audubon meeting. Jens P Jensen of Extra elected vice president and A W Jensen of Harlan secretary treasurer. Peter White Atlantic Earl Middestedt Carroll and E M Plickenecker Cedar Rapids spoke. Extra butter scored best in a butter scoring contest with Audubon first Adair third. next meeting set for Extra on March 9.
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Audubon Cooperative Creamery . Company
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Jens P. Jensen
Extra
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Harlan
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Atlantic
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Carroll
E. M. Plickenecker
Cedar Rapids
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