Atlantic Iowa newspaper advertising and subscription rates
Published Every Evening Except Sunday by CHAS F CHASE and E P CHASE Editors and Publishers Entered at the post office at Atlantic Iowa on second class matter under Act of March 3 1878 Advertising Rates Made Known on Application Subscription Rates By Carrier One Month By Carrier Six Months By Carrier One Year By Mail to Canada and Foreign Countries One Year 6 By Mail in U S One Year 4 By Mail Six Months by Mail Three Months By Mail One Month
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Chas F, Chase
E. P. Chase
Atlantic
Iowa
Congress
Canada
U. S
After the Battle in Cass County Race Draws Sharp Lines
The county voting shows Republicans stronger in pockets, with Brookhart’s margin explained by Democratic participation and nonparty voters. Democrats appear negligible statewide, McAdoo unlikely to win electoral votes. Jesse N Jones retains county treasurer by four hundred. Ralph Cookshoot defeated for county attorney by Earl Holton. Foul praised as organizer amid mixed results.
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Cass County
Brookhart
McAdoo
Banks
Buser
Buger
Nelson
Gilead
Jesse N. Jones
Ralph Cookshoot
Earl Holton
Ralph
Earl
Local Race Reflections Showwide County Contest
Lies ducreet that Ralph should be defeated and that the county favors shared offices. Wiese wins supervisor race over Nelson by a few votes and will align with Nelson supporters. Democrats back Zellmer in district. Republicans may vote their own candidate, challenging GOP conservative unity. Brookhart nomination seen as the only fly in the ointment as campaigns unfold.
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Lies Ducreet
Ralph
Atlantic
Bill’ Weise
Brighton Township
C. A. Nelson
Pymosa Township
Nelson
Wiese
Zellner
Democracy
Zellmer
Board of Supervisors
Brookhart
Unique Chicago murder by two rich Jewish youths shocks era
A chilling Chicago crime involves two sons of wealthy Jewish families killing a boy named Yanks in what prosecutors call an adventure seeking act to kidnap and murder a youth from a millionaire background. A clue, a pair of glasses, led to a confession as authorities push for execution under Illinois law. The case raises questions about motive and wealth amid a nationwide vigil.
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Chicago
Sears, Roebuck & Company
Franks
Illinois
Sas
Leity
Business leader proposes five year adjournment petition
A prominent city businessman urges Congress to adjourn for five years and meet only to pass necessary appropriations. He argues this would gather support from most business leaders and many farmers, blaming the current session for harming the nation’s business and warning of continued upheaval if Congress persists in its present course. The speaker contends irreconcilables control both houses and impede industrial progress.
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Congress
President to Write His Own Platform in Victory Claim Tone
Washington reports say the president, confident of renomination, will draft his own platform. He aims for a virile, clear statement of intentions, resisting politicians and past party hokum. He vows not to bow to Republican or Democratic leaders but to present a decisive program if elected.
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Washington
Roosevelt
A Senator Norris Recall Bid Reflects Party Strife
An April to May dispute in Nebraska over Senator Norris's Republican nomination shows party loyalty clashes. Norris promotes a nonpartisan ticket while pledging eventual recall, sparking debate among Nebraska Republicans about his loyalty and the ballot status.
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New York Times
Norris
Nebraska
Congress
Republican Candidate Faces Allegations of False Pretenses
A statement accuses the Republican candidate of winning votes through false pretenses, claiming every vote secured is gained by deceit. No supporting evidence is provided within the fragment, leaving the claim unsubstantiated in this excerpt.
Bits of Iowa History on Stage Lines of the 1800s
Orville P. Grahame describes Iowa stage routes in The Palimpsest. Routes ran east west with north south branches. Frink and Walker used springless wagons then jerkies and the Concord coach. Drivers were men of consequence. notable routes included Dubuque to Cedar Falls and Davenport to Council Bluffs among others.
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Iowa
Frink and Walker
Concord
Dubuque
Cedar Falls
Iowa City
Clinton
Cedar Rapids
Davenport
Council Bluffs
Des Moines
Burlington
Mount Pleasant
Fairfield
Ottumwa
Oskaloosa
Keokuk
Keosauqua
Council
James McPete, Pontown’s Proud Man of the Gaff
A humorous sketch from 1924 notes James McPete dominates the Punktown weekly. The Leading Citizen column mocks his every action as town news, praising small deeds while teetering on satire, and ends with a flourish on his local celebrity vs distant fame.
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Gaff
James McPete
James
Punktown
Conyright
George Matthew Adams
Te ae Books and Weather Jokes From A Quieter Era
A fragmented clipping reflects on books as speaking volumes and jokes about weather, travel, and social attitudes. It mentions Atlantic air travel, fish varieties, resort misperceptions, and gendered age ideas, ending with a note on British tax plans and optimistic complaints.
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Atlantis
News and Telegraph
Associated Press
United Press
Knill Burke, Inc
South Michigan Blvd
New York City
Brokaw
News- Telegraph
Norvis
Howell
Republican State Committee
Bits OF
Historical Society
Up Rippeing Rhymes
Walt Mason Eemh
Paige-Jewett
Paige and Jewett
Jewett
Paige
Reiida
Sears
L. J. Ackerman
Towa
Priza
Wee
Peacock & Baxter
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