08 Jun 1921
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1921
Page
1
Subscription rates listed by Carter include one month forty five cents six months two dollars fifty and one year five dollars for carrier and mail options. The text notes Canada foreign countries and U S prices plus a three month mail rate. The Associated Press holds republication rights for dispatches credited or not and for locally published news.
Atlantic subscribers to the News Telegraph who do not receive their papers in the evening may have replacements delivered by calling before seven o clock. Contact through telephone Red 403. This is not the News Telegraph number.
The text urges candidates to push through the final stretch with maximum effort. It notes the next ten days as critical, highlighting subscription counts and vote totals as key measures of momentum. It emphasizes constant thinking, planning, and exploiting every opportunity to secure victory before the finish.
The text warns that winning a competition can yield about $2,000 to two people and tests character. It references a fatal final home stretch for a desolate young wife and mentions moralists, coffee, and deception. An official Iowa insurance code snippet follows with dates in 1921 and financial figures for a保险 company.
A humorous verse about a newly wed couple and a quarrel over coffee as a brew that causes distress. Evangeline insists on a strong drink while the husband endures a list of comic grievances and threats of revolt. The poem hints at domestic strife and an eventual break.
A fragment from a John Chambers letter book, governor of Iowa 1841 to 1845, is printed in the April Iowa Journal of History and Politics. It covers Indian affairs with the Sac and Fox near Des Moines, the Winnebago on Turkey River, and the Sioux near Fort Sabine, reflecting duties across two months in 1845.
Imperial Assurance Company of New York filed a sworn statement of condition as of December 31 1920 with the Iowa Insurance Department under chapter provisions for annual publication.
Mrs Anderson died after illness at her daughter Mrs George Clark's Snell apartments. Born 1842 in Carmichaels PA, she moved west, lived in Indianola and Des Moines. Survived by three brothers Albert Faden Utah William Ey of Chicago and Wi Rich ey of Pittsburgh. granddaughter Mary Clark and grandson Robert Clark. Funeral Tuesday at Young's undertaking parlors with Dr We Oy Harless in charge, body to be taken to Indianola for burial.
Schedule specifies vote counts by subscription duration from 1 year to 6 years with declining scale. Prices range from 5.00 to 30.00, tied to total votes, plus mail discounts of 1.00 per year. Special ballots of 100,000 votes issued per club of 20. Campaign keeps this schedule fixed with no extra votes or inducements.
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