Successor to the News and Telegraph Publishted Evening
The Atlantic News and Telegraph announces its continuation as a daily paper by CHASE and U. P. CHASE Editors. Subscriptions remain: by carrier one month 50 cents, six months 2.50, one year 4.00 within the U S. Canada and foreign 6.00. Subscribers without evening delivery urged to call RED 403 before 7 PM.
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News and Telegraph
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U. P. Chase
Canada
U. S
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Associated Press
Algo
Knill-Burke, Inc
New York City
Brokaw
Broadway
Chicago
South Michigan Blvd
Aiantle
Fragmentary Verse Fragment in a Religious Letter
A damaged OCR fragment cites Philippians eight with a call to dwell on truth virtue and praise. The partial text lists true just pure lovely of good report and moral exhortation, reflecting a devotional tone from a religious letter.
Twenty Years Of Useless Battle Against Railroads
An interview with Senator LaFollette describes his long struggle against railroads as monopoly. He laments limited public impact yet vows to persevere while rail service improves and rates fall. The piece contrasts his solitary stance with a changing political and transportation landscape.
Circle Complete honors John Gray life in Casey era
John Gray born 1848 in St Charles Tinois his youth in that town. He worked as an engineer on the Audubon branch of the Rock Island road until 1888. He founded the Corn Exchange Bank at Extra in 1889 then the Bank of Marne in 1898 before moving to Casey to establish Citizens Savings Bank. His death came unexpectedly yesterday while watering his lawn. He was praised as a successful businessman loyal worker and devoted citizen with sons Fred and Charlie to carry on the business.
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John Gray
St. Charles
Tinois
Audubon
Rock Island Road
Audubon County
Corn Exchange Bank
Extra
Bank of Marne
Marne Bank
Casey
Citizens Savings Bank
Fred
Charlie
Tormey
Fragmented Quote Collection From A 20th Century Page
Anarchic mix of aphorisms and satirical lines references to Trotsky Russia work life Ford presidency naval combat Rhine brides and divorce oil stock fishing advice and a Tru x Newe Telegraph Want Ad. The piece reads as a collage of random opinions and quips from a historical newspaper page.
A Deserved Vacation for Avoca Journal Herald Leader
Frank Beymer, long guiding the Avoca Journal Herald, is reported on a Colorado vacation. The piece praises his years of service and jokingly wishes his time out there stretches to twenty four hours of joy, noting his prominence among local good fellows.
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Frank Beymer
Avoca Journal-Herald
Royal House of Good Fellows
Colorado
Change of Base Deserts the Southern Seas for Desert Tales
Walt Mason mocks authors moving from blue lagoons and coral reefs to Bedouin tales and desert chiefs. He quips that writers shift settings as seas yield to dunes and foresees a flood of desert fiction while coastal tales fade. His playful spoof lampoons literary trends and authors chasing popularity.
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Damozel
Real Estate Transfers Reported to Lewis and Rasmussen
Real Estate Transfers show Geo J Kunze and wife transferring 50 feet of lot 20 on the south side of Dickerson’s Addition to J D Sheets for 4500 dollars. Freaman W Newton and wife transfer 70 feet of the north half of the west half of the nw4 to Carl N Rasmussen dated 5-22-22 See 9-76.
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Congress
Katee
Extown
United Press
Senator LaVollette
Henning
The
Chicago Tribune
LaFollette
Chautauqua
Senate
United States
Penrose
Edwin Booth
Thin Otime
George Lang
Fire Department
Jones Hospital
Old Town
Tom Sims
Trotsky
Russia
Ford
Rhine
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Telégraph
Crast
Taus
WRON
Ashie
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Prater
Poe
Sven Washington
Lincoln
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Tegr
Walt Mason
Cannes
George Matthew Adama
Order of Eastern Star, DeMolay and Masonic Fraternity
Sunnyside Park
Walley
Albert
Godfrey
Lum L. de Witt
Budweiser Anheuser-Busch
St. Louis
Imiga’s
Budw Weiser
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Atlantic Bottling
Works Atlantic
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