Atlantic News-Telegraph Looks at North Carolina Result
An Atlantic editorial reflects on the defeat of Senator Simmons in the North Carolina primary. It argues the South remains Democratic, notes Smith's 1928 and 1930 contest, and predicts the Solid South would stay loyal to Democrats despite Republican attempts. The piece casts Simmons as a staunch ally and cautions GOP prospects in southern states.
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North Carolina
United
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Ales Db. Smith
Washington
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Commonwealth
Smith
Republican Party
Jeffersonian Reservation
Sinmun
Chicago Gangsters and the Fight for Law and Order
A Tribune editorial urges federal action to curb organized crime in Chicago. It argues crooked politics shield gangsters, demands removal of allied officeholders, and calls for a decisive shift to enforce law over lawlessness to save the city’s future.
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Alfred J. Lingiv
Chicago Tribune
Chicago
Granjsters
Tou Itchy
The
Tribune
Jay
Order
Tysreius
Vikas
Isting
Cole Cilion
Erin Wil
Alfiew
Frank C Pellet Publishes Revised American Honey Plants
Atlantic contributor Frank C Pellet has released a revised edition of his book on American Honey Plants. Published by the American Bee Journal, the work marks a lifetime of study and is described as the most valuable book of its kind in English. Pellet has written many pieces for leading magazines including a recent Ladies' Home Journal article on honey flowers.
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Atlantic
Frank C. Pellet
Pellett
American Bee Journal
Thamilton
Ladies’ Home Journal
Local Reader Pelrett Honored for Letters and Naturalist Work
The article lauds Mr. Pelrett for his writings lectures and naturalist endeavors in Atlantic and Casa counties. It notes his modesty and dedication to flowers wildlife and the world around him. Neighbors praise his career and hope his contribution to letters and science continues for years.
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Hiewwildt
Atlantic
Ore Atkintic
Casa County
Pelrett
Fellett
Franchise Frictions Over Iowa Electric Tax Debate
An Iowa public franchise dispute centers on a council ordinance granting the Town Electric Company a franchise while the Iowa Electric Company argues state law preserves rate control. The conflict involves 1927 1928 taxes on old gas plant property, an alleged miscalculation of $30 000 in assessed value, and who should bear the added tax payable in 1929.
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Atlantic
Pilitor
Telegraph
Tx. Sayer
Wwe
Mae-Pine
Lions Club
Ward
Council
Iowa Electric Company
Counseil'a
Ontucal Gas
Town Electric Company
Test Electric Company
Howhstrd- Clark
Pairbanksley Morven ¢Ation
Chine
Thy
Eieerie Company
Cass
Reed
Jocal~attirhey
Iowa Wlestric’ Company
A.sitzen
Ft Avanthe
Contention Over Franchise For Gas Utilities In Atlantic
Letter from Harry B Swan argues the city must weigh natural and artificial gas options, backing Iowa Electric Company while urging fair framing of a twenty five year franchise. He urges council to protect city heat needs and avoid political bias, noting a July election due to reporting errors and urging negotiation with Town Electric to reach an agreement on gas sales and franchise terms.
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Jong Electric Com
Iowa Electele
Iowa Electric
Breaust Nature
Iowa Electric Company
Cadg of
Lown
Atlantic
Town Electric
Lawn Electric
Newgraph
Tiders
Avith
Flo
Dook
Black Border Committee
Tao
Black Border Secret Committee
Aranchive
4 Electric Company
Harry B
Swan
Old-fashioned dress styles and evening modes described
Bratt Correspondent notes an old-fashioned fashion trend with simple dresses and waist or yoked sleeves. The piece mentions adding a headpiece and hints at warm evening wear, presenting a quaint overview of period attire and style changes.
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Lice Langelier
Bratt
Portraits of fashion and kitchen notes from 1930 column
A collage of fashion details by Louise Boulinger and practical sewing notes describe lace embroidery and organza overskirts, with advice on stiffened borders and self fabrics. The Kitchen Cupboard column by Nellie Maxwell offers homely recipes and a humorous reflection on aging, shaving, dyes, and dignity in 1930s domestic life.
Daily Knowledge Test From Old Newspaper Page
A fragmented quiz asks seven questions about Hoover's middle name ratification of Prohibition water use in cars Matthew A Hen Joh country Salut Mrs O Leary cow fire state Lunny caverns rotation and the Maine sinking harbor.
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Anewera
President Hoover
Matthew A. Henjoh
Optimism and cautions shape a city’s growth strategy
Uniontown Pay Herald editor Chris J. Fred Sheay argues that balanced optimism, not isolation or rash ambition, guides a community toward progress. Practical coordination and diversification, recognizing neighborly ties, help determine which ventures help or harm a city and its immediate region.
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J. Fred Sheay
Uniontown Pay Herald
Late Night Parley Ends Feud Amid Domestic Tension
In a tense exchange the couple settles a dispute after a long silence. He admits change of mind while she keeps a wary stance, and the two linger over lingering tensions as memories of a quarrel surface.
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Thades
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