Atlantic News-Telegraph Editorial on Local Convention
A lengthy editorial urges Atlantic voters to scrutinize the Republican convention and the candidates for federal representation. It emphasizes citizen duty, the importance of square dealing, and the responsibility of selecting a worthy representative who will uphold party principles and serve broader public interests.
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Convention in the Ninth District Deliberates on Dark Horse Candidacy
In Council Bluffs tradition the Ninth District Republican convention drags on with 166 ballots cast to nominate a short term congressman. Delegates from Montgomery Mills Cass and Guthrie counties align behind Vincent or Ratcliff while Shelby leans for a local dark horse. AP and The News-Telegraph cover the drawn out process as tempers rise and old convention days are recalled.
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Guthrie County
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The Mouthy Professor and the Iowa Conference
A critical sketch targets university economists at a University of Iowa conference praised as a solution for farm relief. The piece mocks elite scholars, including Rep. Dickinson and editor Hervey Ingham, accusing them of impractical theories and political detachment while affirming practical, everyday work over highbrow economics. The author jokes about Penn College president McCracken and calls for real, hands-on knowledge over abstract theories.
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Washington D C Editorial Wars and Police Reform Doubts
A fragmented Washington D C editorial notes ongoing war and political clashes while criticizing enforcement gaps. It mentions a special grand jury and investigatory charges shaping police department shifts amid interagency drift and reforms.
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Presidents and facts from early U.S. leaders survey
Mid-West Review compiles varied notes on U.S. presidents including Washington Adams Jefferson Madison and others. The scattered items discuss marriages, deaths, Nobel prizes, and historical anecdotes such as Jefferson originating decimal currency and Lincoln's height, with questions about the next president.
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Life Poem by Douglas Malloch Lyric Fragment
A poetic fragment by Douglas Malloch reflects on choosing a humble life near the edge of activity. The speaker prefers quiet dignity, sympathy, and service over joining every crowd, seeking a space where weary minds may find peace and comfort, while keeping a modest presence away from loud conflicts.
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Rippling Rhymes by Walt Mason
Fragmentary OCR yields a rough note on Walt Mason and unsettled verses. It hints at dreams and a home setting but lacks coherent events or clear focus to form a complete news item. The readable fragments show a poet’s name and references to dreams and schemes without concrete context.
Fragmentary notes and scrambled text from a 19th century column
A garbled OCR snippet shows fragmented phrases about pie, discipline, and dream motifs, interwoven with names like George Matthew Adams and Edgar W. Stanton. Mentions of education, expenditures, and political figures surface amid uncertain dates and places, reflecting an unreliable broadcast of a periodical page.
Missing Red Oak girl found in Omaha
Eva Bailey aged 11 from Red Oak had left home and headed toward Omaha. She was located Monday evening at William Rolfe’s Omaha home after police traced her to Union Station. Rolfe was taken to his home with no charges filed as of Tuesday.
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Maybe It's Brain Dust in a Gray Mitter Snow
A fragmented line references gray matter and a frosted scene with names Aastra Tini and Resllo, hinting at a surreal piece or note. The text reads like a puzzle fragment and lacks clear events, dates, or authorities.
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