Notice to subscribers for delayed papers in Atlantic region
Foreign Advertising Representatives Erill Burke Inc lists offices in New York City and Chicago. The notice asks Atlantic subscribers who do not receive evening papers to have them delivered before seven o clock by calling RED 403. The text reads as a fragment about newspaper delivery arrangements and a contact number.
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Erill Burke, Inc
New York City
Brokaw
Chicago
South Michigan Blvd
Atlantic
Telegraph
Defraud Not Faithful Commandment Reference
A religious admonition cites 1 Thessalonians 4 3 4 urging moral conduct and brotherly consequences. The fragment emphasizes avoiding fraud to uphold divine will and social responsibility within a faith context.
Which Does He Mean In His Public Statement
The senator argues over his votes and policy shifts. He claims he would not change his Senate votes, yet proposes lowering used car license fees as an amendment to his platform. Constituents wonder if his words reflect consistency or mirror his rival’s stance.
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Nelson
Senate
Nelson's Senate Record Questioned by Voters
In Cass and Shelby counties voters are pressed to assess Senator Nelson's record. The piece claims he introduced only three bills in two sessions, none of broad importance, with one bill postponed. It accuses him of obscuring his record and failing to present clear details on bills, votes, and appointments.
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Nelson
Cass
Shelby Counties
Senate
Philadelphia
A Leaf From Senator Nelsons Record Senators Votes Analyzed
Julius Nelson of the Thirty Ninth General Assembly faced scrutiny over farming bills and state policy. The record cites votes on House File 307 Senate Files 858 367 429 448 and House File 688, noting support and opposition patterns while highlighting his lack of initiative and limited reform efforts during two terms.
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Nelson
Julius Nelson
Thirty-Ninth General Assembly
Senate
House
Newberry
39Th
General Assembly
Executive Council
Republicans rally for Booth as Shelby County Dems back defeat
The Shelby County Republican notes Democrats pursue Booth’s defeat as a tactic to aid their own county candidate. The piece argues the Dems’ motives reflect well on Booth’s past service to the party and urges Republicans to support him despite county rivalries.
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Shelby County
C.D. Booth
Republican County Central Committee
Mr. Booth
Periny
The Day's Editorial on Russia and American Progress
A Kansas City Star piece contrasts Russia's collapse under central planning with the United States economy that sustains a large population. It argues civilization is a cooperative effort across specialized roles and condemns drastic systemic upheaval while acknowledging defects and waste. The text ends urging readers to consider practical progress over revolutionary changes.
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Russia
Anchcah
Itv
United States
Kansas City Star
Miscellaneous Quips and Observations From a Lecturer
A lecturer offers pithy witticisms on aging fame and fashion. He jokes about captains of industry and generalship, notes the perils of opportunity missed, and teases social trends from grooming to travel. The piece blends satire with topical references and playful quips.
Rippling Rhymes Walt Mason Fails To Pay On Saturday
A fragmentary verse recounts Walt Mason promising payment to J Ho Thomas of Blue Front store. On a rainy muddy Saturday the narrator, sick with rheumatic pain, faces creditors and admonishing aunts urging delay, hinting at a failed debt settlement.
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J.ho Thomas
Our
Suburban Tales Told By Thomas In Curious Ledger
A fragmented reminiscence recounts Thomas describing a roadside journey and a merchantly audience as he speaks of glory and a stand off. The odd phrasing hints at an old syndicated feature by George Matthew Adams and reflects a folksy, moral tone.
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Thomas
George Matthew Adams
Rarely Open Costa Rica Opera House Shuts Most Years
The Costa Rica opera house, famed as the world’s fifth finest, sees little use besides occasional theatrical events. The presidential ball marks a rare New Year’s Eve showcase, with the venue rarely opened more than once or twice annually for social functions.
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Costa Rica
Iowa and Humboldt News Update Across Regions
State superintendent Towa Ata Glance invites remarks on Iowa mining camp schools at an interstate conference in Terre Haute on June 19. Humboldt notes Mrs. R Johnson may seek the national DAR presidency. C. Vermilion seeks re-election. Creston ship prepares 30 pounds of bread to Canton, China. Glenn Haynes addresses Central College on a memorial tablet dedication. Centerville notes district judge news.
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Des Moines
P.be
MecClanahan
Iowa
Humboldt
Johnson
National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution
National Society
C. W. Vermilion
Creston
Canton
China
Wing Wong
Ciy
Pella—Glenn C. Haynes
Central College
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