Advertising Rates And Subscriptions For Atlantic News Telegraph
A scanned notice outlines advertising rates and subscription options for Atlantic News Telegraph. It lists prices by delivery method and duration, including carrier and mail, with separate terms for Canada and outside Iowa. It also instructs Atlantic subscribers on delivery issues and provides a contact telephone number for late deliveries.
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Garrier
Canada
U. S
Iowa
Cass
Atlantic
News- Telegraph
News-Telegraph
Premature GOP delegate talk harms farm legislation aims
The paper opposes early support for Frank Lowhlen by Covering Hammill for the 1928 Republican presidential nomination. It argues farm policy should remain nonpartisan and not be tied to early candidate declarations. It notes tensions from Des Moines farm gathering politics and critiques Brookhart versus Porter dynamics affecting agricultural legislation.
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Hammill
Frank Lowhlen
Des Moines
de iare_b
Congress
Claude Forter
United States
Thia State
Claude
Bynckhart
Republicat
Porter
Hopkin
Fragmentary OCR Folk Epitaphs a Murky Note on Society
A garbled snippet critiques a country and its people, suggesting ongoing disruptions by authorities who seem to distort or mock glory. The text appears as fragmented OCR from a newspaper fragment, with unclear references and derailed syntax.
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Nolticiang
Investigation of Washington DC government urged by House panel
A special House committee, led by McLeod Gibson Reid Houston Guibert Stemmer and Whitehead, plans an inquiry into District of Columbia administration during Congress recess. Indications show need for scrutiny beyond law changes as personnel shifts are seen as essential amid ongoing criticism of district governance and related stressful political battles.
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Charles P. Stewart
Ashington
District of Columbia
Government
Congress
Receda
House of Representatives
Congreea
Men McLeod
Michigan
Gibson
Vermont
Reid
Tiiials
Houston
Delaware
Guibert
Kentucky
Stemmer
North Carolina
Whitehead
Virginia
Tashington
Mord Vaan Lovdh
Portance
Columabia
Gibert
Conmitttee
Warneall
Tax receipts show rise under higher rates across states
Washington reports fiscal year income and miscellaneous taxes totaling $2,830,112,899, up $251, - over 1925. New York, Pennsylvania, Illinois, Michigan, North Carolina, Ohio and California top the list with over $100,000,000 each. State totals include California 101,721,771 Indiana 24,922,872 Kansas 1,663,250 Kentucky 14,638,894 Michigan 122,570,240 Minnesota 28,384,40R Missouri 45,614,307 Ohio 109,050,10 Wisconsin 28,650,740. Agricultural sector returns show notable gains versus 1923.
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Treasury
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Pennsylvania
Hllinois
Michigan
North Carolina
Ohio
California
New York State
Mainerg
Indiana
Kanesas
Kentucky
Minnesota
Missouri
Wisconsin
Grain shortage drives grain prices across the country
The article notes crop losses from crabs in the grain and excess or shortage effects across Canada and the United States. It highlights mills and farmers facing lower yields and rising costs while Mother Nature absorbs surplus without congressional help, favoring some regions over others.
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Canada
Congress
Every Man at His Post In Wartime Opinion
A fragment notes that when the sub entered service every man was at his post the unwritten law akin to women and children first. The remark reflects aboard attitude during wartime and shipboard discipline.
From S 51 to New Battles, a Soldier's Burden
A wartime meditation contrasts the heroism of sailors with the high cost of submarine service. It recalls Balaklava and S 51 casualties, lamenting the blunders and the sudden deaths of crewmen. The piece argues officers, machines, and men must be fit for every contingency, and that never again should sailors pay the ultimate price for failed devices.
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God’s Acres
Imen
Bubinarinés
Wative
The Shaky Code of Dress in Urban Market Life
A satirical monologue from 1926 warns that appearance dictates respect. A barber lectures on shoes, creases, and pressed garments as essential signals of status, arguing unshined footwear spoils looks and social standing hinges on attire. The piece closes noting the speaker’s cynicism about wealth and display.
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Gelly
George Matthew Adams
Editorial railing against liquor funding by Rockefellers and allies
A pointed editorial denounces Rockefeller and Kresge contributions to anti liquor campaigns. It accuses major donors of subverting public liberty for business gain, alleging funds aided gas stations and consumer purchases, and questions Henry Ford's stance and perceived wounds to civil society.
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Rockefellers
Kresge
Hreave
Noncewer
Tate Keesge
Statiag
Krusee
Henry
Jearn
Ling
Aly
Shamel
Uek
Wen
Rockefellar
New Airplanes and Odd News From Washington 1928
A garbled 1928 NEA note mentions the Senate authorizing 1614 new airplanes and hints at other scattered items. It references the Prince of Wales quitting smoking, a malfunctioning radio, a hammer attack in New York, singers, and Tokio’s fish market area. The excerpt presents a mosaic of cultural and political tidbits with casual observations.
Tangled European situation echoes in Coolidge era
George Durro reports from White Pines Camp on July 14 about three urgent issues affecting the presidential vacation. The Geneva conference disarmament agenda, French debt policy, and debates over American reservations to global arms control loom as top concerns for the nation and its leaders.
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Coolidge Camp
George
Durno
I. N
White Pines
America
Cuaidge
Impusse
Paris Debts and World Court Debates Stir 1920s Policy Talks
The article notes tensions over the Paris debt settlement and World Court reservations with France's premier M. Cuillaux opposed to the deal. It mentions the American debt funding commission, Senate opposition led by Borah, and limited Cuban agreement to reservations. It references meetings in Iowa City and Adriatic board appointment issues, with members paying their own expenses.
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Paris
Berenger
American Debt Funding Commission
M. Cuillaux
France
Nativas
World Court
Senate
Cuba
Red Oak Woman Named to State Historical Society Board
Mrs H C Houghton Jr of Red Oak is appointed a member of the state Historical society board of curators for a two year term by the governor John Hammill. Eighteen state residents serve on the board with appointments by the governor.
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Mra
Seek to Close Dance Halls in East Des Moines
Petition to Des Moines water works commissioner John Jenney seeks closure of two East Des Moines dance halls blamed as nuisances and threats to local youth. Residents press action amid concerns over public order and safety.
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Des Moines
John Jenney
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