Atlantic News Telegraph publication and delivery notice
Notice to subscribers of The News Telegraph Atlantic about evening pager delivery and changes to address paper discontinuation or other delivery notices. Includes contact instructions and a telephone number for delivery issues.
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E.P. Chase
R. CG. A. Chase
Atlantic
News Telegraph
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News-Telegraph
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Road bonds urged to speed Cass county highways
In a persuasive appeal Cass county voters are urged to approve the state road bond plan. The piece argues roads boost commerce, reduce motor losses, and keep tax dollars in county projects, warning defeat delays work for years while state funds remain accessible. It stresses the primary road fund revenue and urges voting yes tomorrow to accelerate highway improvements.
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Liesli
Chio
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Towa
Muirea Vla Pecevini
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Cass County
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Cass
Case
Iavyns
Chass County
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Ajuetion
Raad
George
Village Sage Dufford Lived Quiet Honest Life In Anonite
John Dufford described as a faithful citizen of Anonite for forty five years. He was kind hoist and beloved, respected for his quiet temper and willingness to let others live. He valued civic duty and personal affairs, avoiding vanity while aiding the town’s progress.
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John Dufford
Weiter
Qalitt Dufford
Anonite
Boone News-Republican
Allmatter
Senate
Remembering a man of quiet deeds and lasting legacy
A tribute extols John Dufford Jert for a life spent doing right by each person he met. He left a fortune to endow learning and hospitals, yet his true gift was the memory of a life well spent and the trust of a community that honors him.
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John Dufford
A Change of Habits in New Currency Reform
The Chicago Journal of Commerce editorial laments a sweeping currency change. It details smaller denominations, altered cash registers, and redesigned wrappers. It notes logistical costs, warning periods, and potential tax calendar questions, while hinting at broader economic efficiency gains.
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Chicago Journal of Commerce
Beenine
Treasury Department
Federal Reserves System
Cnresey
Hypothetical Island Jail Theorizes Suppression of Criminals
A column excerpt imagines 2500 men and 400 women banished to a remote island, where they would craft self governing laws. It argues that personal liberty collapses without societal laws, و and contemplates a cordon of ships to block escape while testing if islanders form a usable government.
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Shenamidéah Sentinel
United States
Sheya
Secret sessions and politics stir public ire and protest
A drafty, jittery dispatch rails at secret talks and obstructed votes in Washington, condemning backroom maneuvers around presidential appointees and policy. It critiques democratic openness, mentions Brookhart and Brookhart’s stance on farm relief, and questions tariff debates and farmer strategy.
Did You Ever Stop to Think by Edson-R Waite
C O Maser, president general manager of the American Cotton Growers Exchange in Dallas notes the farm problem is the nation’s biggest domestic economic issue. He discusses farmer relations with allied groups and the industrial base, stressing public misunderstanding of the sector’s reach and impact.
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Acorn
California
City Tribune
Reformatory
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Edson
R Waite
C. O. Maser
American Cotton Growers Exchange
Dallas
Texay Py Esident
Hoover
Induetruth
Muscatine
Rippling Rhymes by Walt Mason Fragment Highlights Shame
A fragment from Walt Mason’s Rippling Rhymes muses on justice and morality. It portrays a traveler who harms others for gain and the ripple effects on family, with references to a grandparent, mother, and siblings facing social stigma and ruin.
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Walt Mason Bor
Kitchen Cupboard By Nellie Maxwell Ree Filius
Fragmentary OCR text describes a kitchen cupboard topic with scattered proper nouns and garbled phrases. It references Nellie Maxwell and various unclear terms, lacking coherent narrative or verifiable facts.
Mock Lobster Salad and Other Dishes Featured in Breakfast Menu
A garbled excerpt from a 1929 newspaper page describes Mock Lobster Salad, Bacon and Bag Sandwich, Whole Meal Salad, and Green corn roasted to the husks among listed dishes. It references a breakfast or lunch spread with tea, lettuce, cantaloupe, grapefruit, celery, and various vegetables. The passage also includes a Burleigh-like poem about crime and punishment, attributed to George Matthew.
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Lund
Frankforts
Levy
Herve
Rig
Breen Pepyer Ayidh Ghahule
Preaching and Practice In Uf To-do And Tox Words
Fragmentary OCR notes reference Shakespearean phrases about preaching and practice and contrasts between churches and princes. The text mentions a lawsuit and a tone of instruction, with garbled names and dates, offering no clear event or outcome.
Correct English A Daily Quiz for Imperfect Learners
The quiz discusses correct spellings and pronunciations. It notes filiation of a deputy general, requests a hundred dollars, and questions about sovereign pronunciation three syllables with sov cereign. It explains patient from Latin meaning suffering and clarifies English vs American pronunciation of bean and been.
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Innger
Innger Seviry One: ‘A ™ Terson Ander A Doet Is Called A Patient, Not Becaus
United States
England
Pubilic’ Ledger
Fragmentary Dialogue From A Dull Social Scene
A fragmentary dialogue depicts a chaste social encounter with a dancing event, an exchange about smoking and indigestion, and a dubious marriage proposal. The characters discuss conversation topics and a father hints at approving a match with his generous daughter amid awkward exchanges.
Local oddities spark confusion in foggy region
Fragmentary OCR hints at scattered phrases about sable tails, hosts, alLtors, brown hues, and a Siberia tied Chinese ankle reference. Readable parts mention fearvalley atop something, leaving unclear meaning and no coherent event or names to anchor a full report.
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Fearvalley
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