To Subscription Rates By Carrier And Mail
Rates are listed for different delivery methods and durations. Carrier options include one month fifty cents six months two dollars sixty five cents not exact due to OCR. Yearly carrier billing five dollars. Mail rates vary by region with Canada and foreign countries six dollars per year United States four dollars per year six months two dollars and one month one cent. Member of the Associated Press notes republication rights.
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Associated Press
Notice to Subscribers on Evening Paper Delivery
Atlantic subscribers to the News Telegraph may arrange evening delivery by calling before seven. Use telephone Red 403. This is not the News Telegraph number.
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News and Telegraph
Aera Eee
Atlantic
News- Telegraph
News-Telegraph
Des Moines Report Quotes C W Rowley on Production and Spending
The Des Moines address of C W Rowley Canadian Bank of Commerce superintendent urges rich production and greater spending to lift the economy. While praising industry, the writer questions how increased output can be profitable without corresponding consumer spending and warns against excessive thrift choking trade.
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Iowa
Des Moines
C. W. Rowley
Canadian Bank of Commerce
Aid for Livestock Interests Plan Endorsed in Des Moines Meeting
Iowa bankers heard President Harding of the Federal Reserve Bank back a $50,000,000 fund to be run by the War Finance Corporation with Federal Reserve banks as administrators. The funds would extend longer loans to the livestock industry and replace earlier ideas to rediscount livestock paper. Congress approved the $50,000,000 appropriation, with the measure already passing the Senate.
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Iowa
Des Moines
Harding
Federal Reserve Bank
War Finance Corporation
Federal Reserve Banks
House
Senate
The Day's Editorial on Mindset for Success
A reader's mental attitude shapes life and success. Training the mind and establishing a purpose prevent being ruled by every passing incident. The piece contrasts gloom with cheerful focus on gains and gratitude, noting restraint from trivial worries aids happiness and prosperity.
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Poe
American Institutions and Their Unique American Growth
The text extols American institutions as distinct from other nations, highlighting the power of courts to strike down acts as unconstitutional, the absence of constructive treason, and the contract clause. It argues these features underpin American progress, prosperity, and the integrity of popular government rooted in citizen faith.
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Congress
America
Right mental attitude fuels prosperity, Chicago Journal of Commerce says
A fragment notes that success stems from personal effort and disciplined thought. It cites a Chicago Journal of Commerce idea that many failings are self caused, and religious workers often become economic assets due to positive mindset and industrious habits.
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Politi
Chicago Journal of Commerce
Journalism course at Central High valued for broad knowledge
The Omaha Bee editorialized that Central High’s plan to offer a journalism course should emphasize a broad foundation in history government economics sociology ethics and logic rather than teaching only technical skills like headlines reporting or type sizes. It warned that writing the news carries responsibility for millions who judge from what they read.
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Central High School
Omaha Bee
Early Iowa hunting trip of Charles Murray recounted
The 1834 to 1836 travels in North America include a Tur key river headwaters hunt in northeastern Iowa. Murray notes failure to bag big game due to Indian hunters and prairie fires set to disrupt white explorers. He records the night fires as beautiful yet dangerous against the expedition.
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Iown
Charles Augustus Murray
America
North America
State Historical Society of
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Turkey River
Iowa
Murray
What good labor in ta What good toil and toll
The excerpt features a weary speaker's musings on labor and burden amid heat and toil. It notes a 6 o'clock dinner to be served by the M. E. Ladies at the I. C. C. F. hall on Monday evening, June 13. Names and exact phrasing are fragmentary in the OCR.
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George Matthew
Adams
M. E
I. C. C. F. Hall
Rippling Rhymes by Walt Mason in Evening Hours
The piece presents Walt Mason's Rhymes 3 at Evening Hours with a reflective verse about ending the day. It contrasts daytime worries with a calm night and repose after a long period of toil and effort.
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