Atlantic Iowa Post Office Record Ad and Rates Listing
A fragment from a newspaper shows postal at Atlantic Iowa second class matter notation with March 3 1889 copyright style. It lists advertising rates on application and names officers such as F Chase president and Chas F Chase secretary treasurer. Also includes telephone numbers, business and news offices, and subscription rates by carrier or mail with various durations and destinations.
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Atlantic
Iowa
Art of Congress
Doers Not Talkers Drive American Prosperity
A concise tribute to the value of practical action, citing progress and prosperity rooted in people who get things done rather than merely discuss plans. Emphasizes tangible results, innovation, and steady work as pillars of national success.
Notice to Atlantic News Telegraph Subscribers
Atlantic subscribers who do not receive evening papers may arrange delivery by calling before seven o clock. Call Red 403 for service. This notice clarifies that ale is not the same as the Telegraph.
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Atlantic
News+ Telegraph
ewa-Telegraph
The Tail Wags the Dog in Chicago Tribune Snippet
The excerpt argues social and political reasons drive southern disfranchisement of Black voters. It contends that without such barriers there would be Black governors, legislatures, and courts in the South, while Northern states avoid Black ascendancy.
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Chicago Tribune
The South and the Solid Vote in National Politics
The non voting Negro in the south is Republican while the voting white is Democratic. Generations ago the solid south would vote for the nominee of this year’s Democratic convention. The north sent carpet baggers. the south sends back a non voting figure to the Republican council. His credentials carry influence though he represents nothing. The Republican party risks ongoing inequity if the system persists without reform.
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South
Solid South
North
Republican
Republican Party
Rippling Rhymes by Walt Mason on Blame and Work
Poem fragment shows a toiler's discontent with wages and living costs. Voice questions why labor continues when earnings cannot buy basic comforts. Rhyme plays on daily toil, of alcohol, housing, and expenses forcing a bitter stance.
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Tie
Phen
Thirty-Five Years Ago June 12 1885 and 1905 Items
Notes from The Old Files recount June 12 1885: Joseph Litterst sold his restaurant to brother Frank and moved back to Peoria Illinois. a daughter was born to Mr and Mrs J B Beuff. Prof J J McConnell began another year as superintendent of Atlantic schools. Fifteen Years Ago in 1905: Robert Jones, son of James Jones, served with Admiral Train on the Ohio in Manila Bay. Frank Nebo and Joe Miller visited Walnut for ringside events. Con Novight quit as foreman of a Rock Island concrete gang. At lantic gang unrest and Enright refused to work with tramps. Howard Herbert took a post office barrier job and Ress Wallace began assigning him rounds to learn the duties.
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Joseph Litterst
Frank
Peoria
J. B. Beuff
J.J. McConnell
Atlantic
Robert Jones
James Jones
Admiral Train
Ohio
Manilla Bay
Unl
Frank Nebo
Joe Miller
Walnut
Con Novight
Rock Islam
Atlantic Boys
Enright
Howard Herbert
Ress Wallace
Funeral services for Niels C L Mortensen near Jacksonville
Niels C L Mortensen aged 76 died at his daughter Mrs Chris Christensen’s home near Jacksonville. Survived by wife and five children. Burial in Elk Horn cemetery. Hans Peterson of west of town underwent appendectomy at Crimlin earlier in the week. Mrs Polauist, formerly of this community, visited with old friends and sails soon for Sweden. Wiota school board elected Supt Croft of Nebraska to succeed Sante Meier who will enter the Des Moines area. Croft brings eighteen years of experience in schooling.
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Elkhorn
Odheldve
Niels CL Mortensen
Chris Christensen
Jacksonville
Elk Horn Cemetery
Polauist
Sweden
Kansas
Iown
Wioth
Wiota
Supt
Croft
Nebraska
Fered Sante Meier
Ess
Dex Moines
Soldier monument funds and local notices in Griswold area
Local items report fundraising by popular subscription for a soldier monument in the cemetery replacing the old wood monument. Also noted are marriages, anniversaries, farm news, births, travel plans, a sewer meeting, a hospital convalescence, baseball and football events, a kitchen fire incident, and memorial services across Cumberland and Kimballton areas with community responses and funeral details.
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Ding
Cut This Out and Take It With You
A man forgets the exact name of the article to purchase and, as a last resort, buys something else. The safe method is to cut this out and carry it to ensure obtaining Chamberlain's tablets. They are praised as satisfactory for constipation and indigestion and are available anywhere.
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Chamberlain
Adv
Mamig Bertel
Moberly
Congregational Picnic At Andrews Farm North Of Town
The Congregational church and Sunday school plan their annual picnic at the Andrews farm, two and a half miles north of town, next Tuesday June 15. Members meet at the church at four for conveyance. The Ladies Aid of the Presbyterian church reports about 80 dollars raised at yesterday’s dollar social at Mrs. A. A. Gillette’s home.
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Congregational
Autes
Ladies’ Aid Society of the Presbyterian Church
A. A. Gillette
Dolar
I. J. Musden
Marna
Severe Eczema Healed After Cuticura Use
Mrs J. E. Ratcliffe of Caledonia Minnesota describes a four year battle with intense itching and nearly purple skin. After trying a free Cuticura sample, itching lessened after three applications and a two month course of Cuticura Soap and Ointment led to healing.
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Jess
Mrz. J
Ratcliffe
Caledonia
Minn
Arg
Omaha Bride to Wed Tomorrow in Quiet Ceremony
Miss Hannah Louise Ahrens of this city will wed C. D. Powell of Omaha tomorrow afternoon at the parsonage with no attendants. The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs A. C. G. Ahreng, recently sold her millinery business. The groom, a Ford plant foreman, will honeymoon six weeks, visiting Chicago and Michigan before settling in Omaha.
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Omaha
Hannah Louise Ahreris
C. D. Powell
A. CG. Ahréng
Spruey' Street
Ahrens
Ford Motor Company
Chicago
Michigan
U S Purchases Argentine Sugar in Test of Market
Buenos Aires reports the United States government bought 14 000 tons of Argentine sugar. In New York officials say 34 million pounds will be available to canners and preservers from June through October, with equal division between the two groups. Transportation shortages cited as main obstacle to distribution.
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Buenos Aires
United States
New York
A. W. Riley
Palmer
Riley
Canning and Preserving
Farm Loans At 6 5 Or 6 Percent From Wond & Savery
Wond and Savery offer farm loans with rates of 5 6 and 6 percent. They invite inquiries at their Atlantic Ta location to discuss terms and eligibility.
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Joana
Call and See
Wond & Savery
Atlantic
Screen News and Films at the Opera House This Week
The Virgin of Stamboul shows Sunday to Tuesday with Sari a bold on street figure amid dramatic events. Duds stars Henry C. Rayland and runs Wednesday and Thursday. The Flappers with Ginger as Olive Thomas plays tomorrow and Monday at Garden. Desert Gold screens Friday and Saturday as Jonas Warren confronts the killer in a desert storm.
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Sari
Henry C.rayland
Tom Moore
Opera
Olive
Thomas
Ginger
Opera House
Satuday
Desort
Jonas Warren
Robert Burton
Fox Society and Film Dramas At Local Garden
Vivian Rich shines in Would You Forgive a Fox Society drama. The Lost City serial stars Jamita Hangen. Secret Service brings Major Robert Warwick with Wanda Hawley and others. Rouge and Riches features Mary MacLaren at the Garden for a one day showing.
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Wretésaay
Vivian Rich
Fox Society
Jamita Hangen
Secret Service
William Gillette
Robert Warwick
Wanda Hawley
Theodore Roberts
Raymond Watton
Irving Cummings
Casson Ferguson
Guy Oliver
Wilken Monument Works Ad Urges Prompt Orders
A bold call urges customers to place orders with the Wilken Monument Works, emphasizing timely arrangements for memorials and custom stone work. The ad stresses reliable craftsmanship and prompt service for lasting tributes.
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Wilken Monument Works
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Apriol
The
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News Publishing Company
U. S
Canada
Associated Press
America
Hedges Bros
Central Iowa Poultry and Ege Company
By Walt Mason
Myiecanten
Hans Peterson
Crimlin
Massena
W. E. Eblen
Doris Hehnken
Charles Eblen
Nayle
J. L. Eblen
Orient
Ernest Mays
Paul Reichardt
Victoria Township
J. A. Nayle
Kimballton
Anders Jorgensen
Jensen
Jens Jensen
Glayenece Jensen
J.B. Twenstrup
Denmark
Peter Mathiesen
Audubon
Beiay
Mathias Mathiesen
Chriistensen
Berte Christensen
W. A. Price
Missouri Valley Engineer
Peter Topp
Griswold
Ben Henderson
Cincinnati Reds
Grant. D. Vetter
Montgomery Hospital
Charles Mullen
Kimballton-Elk Horne
Harlan
Jorgensen
Thorwald Madsen
William Krause
Larson
Butler
Crush Co
Coenen Ih Se
Sond
Frea
Atlantic Bottling Works
Atlantic, Lowa
Screen News
Serge
Pippins
RSS
Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes
Warren
Bartiga
Nell Warren
Art Kewley
Harvard
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