Atlantic News Telegraph Ad Rates and Subscriber Notice
Advertising rates and carrier options for Atlantic News Telegraph are listed. A subscriber notice urges readers to email before seven o clock for evening deliveries and provides a non staff telephone contact 914 R. Foreign reps listed for Enid Burke Chicago New York.
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Eniil-Burke, Inc
Chicago
South Michigan Blvd
New York City
Brokaw
Broadway
Atlantic
Newas Telegraph
Nawsa-Teagraph
Readers praise News Telegraph as vital community paper
Letters from W T Parker of Anita and Winchell of Coffeyville laud the News Telegraph for its editorials and local correspondence. They discuss farm value beyond cash profit, roads Primary No 7 and Whiteway-7-Highway paving choices, and the intense local debate over which road will be paved, noting recent acrimonious tensions at a Harlan meeting.
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W. T. Parker
Anita
News-Telegraph
Winchell
Coffeyville
Kansas
News- Telegraph
Jim Hill
Jim
Des Moines
Guthrie Center
Audubon
Harlan
Avoca
Bluffs
Adel
Dexter
Stuart
Atlant Ic
Lewis
Oakland
Alaffa
Letters From the Junior News-Telegraph Writer
The paper publishes daily letters from a junior member reflecting on republic foundations and regional progress. A vacation chapter by FE P. and his wife offers insights into a nation grown from colonies to a vast empire of cities and thriving communities.
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News-Telegraph
Jad
United States
Atlantic Seaboard
Good Roads Movement Faces Paving Versus Graveling Debate
The community watches the good roads association as public support shifts between paving and gravelling. If Primary No 7 and the Whiteway-7 Highway are gravelled within two years locals will be satisfied, though funding and logistics stall broader paving plans. Encouragement to back general road propositions remains urged.
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Good Roads Association
Good Reads
Good-Reads Association
The Public's Neglect and Railroads in Cass County
An editorial criticizes public indifference toward railroads and political promises. It notes Cass county farmers pledging to use rail service, opposing shifts to motor freight, after Rock Island cut one Atlantic Griswold train. The piece laments politicians and officials for neglecting rail service and urges restored two daily trains on the local branch.
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Council Bluffs
Cass County
Rock Island
Atlantic
Griswold
Farm Bureau
South Omaha
Urbanites push for secession from rural rule
The article reports urban leaders planning to form a national urbanites organization to threaten secession from rural governed states. Cities argue state legislatures favor rural districts, gaining capital and power while neglecting urban needs. If cities unite, they could leverage compact populations to gain better representation and concessions, potentially creating independent state entities or altering future governance.
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Charles P. Stewart
Wester
Chicago
Commonwealth
Ilnore
Montana farmers push to extend Great Northern line
Eight hundred farmers and business leaders have contributed 452000 of 1260000 needed to extend the Great Northern railway through their region west of Seebey. Senator Cummins backs ICC rate reform to defend weak lines by diverting excess profits to bolster poorer lines, amid calls for faster, affordable service and alternatives like auto and air travel.
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Montana
Seeby
Great Northern Railway
Cummins
Interstate Commerce Commission
Brookhart
Railroads Should Lower Fares To Reclaim Passengers
The Shenandoah Sentinel notes Wabash and Burlington rail lines show strong demand when prices drop and suggests an excursion from Shenandoah to Keokuk and Fort Madison at about one cent a mile. It argues many along the K and W line would ride such a trip, warning old equipment and jobs may fade as lines modernize to preserve passenger patronage.
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Shenandoah Sentinel
Wabash Railroad Company
Springfield
Niagara
Sentinel World
Traina
Burlington
Shenandoah
Keokuk
Ft. Madison
Mississippi
Chicago Tribune
United States
Babson Stresses Preparation for Unexpected Events
Babson Park July 24 Roger W Babson in weekly remarks urges business to prepare for disasters such as Santa Barbara quake Kansas City and Boston collapses. He links insurance legal changes and safer building to lessons from misfortunes and warns against complacency urging firms to carry comprehensive insurance and maintain vigilance.
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Babson Park
Mus
Roger W. Babson
Santa Barbara
California
Kansas City
Boston
Babyey Spole
Santa Carbara
Kansas
Aie
Texson
Hilpnen
Cambridge
Maxs
Continental Army
George Washington
Coolidge
Dawarameet
Poor
Fragmentary 1920s Journal Snippet on Crops and Men
A garbled monologue discusses crop yields and fruit, a 76 year old man hiding on a tram, travel fare delays, and a man’s trouble with shaving versus rouge. It also notes disappointment in love leading to general blame. The piece blends rural topics with social reflections in a clipped, dated voice.
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Belegaph
News and Telegraph
Chas
F. Chase
P. Chase
Ani ‘Publishers
Towa
Congress
Canada
U.S
United Press
E. P. Chase
Finars
Bae
Babson
England
Mos
Courujze
von Waldings
Avery
Hiapperes
Garmal
Finuhetal Barvat
Barnard's Grocery
The
Farmers Savings Bank
Tire & Farmer
Farmers Savings
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