Successor to the News and Telegraph Publisher Ad Rates
Atlantic Iowa paper outlines ownership by P Chase and Chase Estats with editor P Chase. Advertising rates available on request. Subscriptions priced by carrier or mail with options for Canada and U S outside town Cass County and adjoining counties. Subscribers warned to call 7 pm to fix late deliveries.
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P. Chase and Chase
Chase Estats
CHASE
Atlantic
Iowa
Congress
Sebagai
Canada
U. 8
Cass
Worthwhile dose of college wisdom on choosing a life path
The piece highlights college experiences shaping youth, arguing that success comes from service and discipline rather than easy wealth. It notes that money is hard to earn, and a liberal education supports the best business service. Graduates should seek vocations that serve and challenge them.
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Tvere
W. G. Sibley
Chicago Journal of Commerce
Mane
Coon
Northland
Mississippi Floods and Flood Control Urged by Congress
An analysis links Mississippi floods to moisture stripping in Montana and West Virginia and pavement in Kansas and Tennessee. The Mississippi river system spans 4200 miles with over 200 tributaries, discharging millions of cubic feet per second. Flooding has left 100,000 homeless, destroyed thousands of square miles, and caused over a half billion dollars in losses. Congress will address flood control in the upcoming session, recognizing the widespread and growing flood risks across thirty states.
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Mississippi
Montana
West Virginia
Kansas
Tennessee
Gulf of Mexico
Cairo
Ill
Gulf
Mississippi Valley
Ohio
Ilinois
United States
Congress
Flood Central
Readership praise for News-Telegraph service grows
The News-Telegraph lorded the paper’s timely coverage of major stories such as the Lindbergh receptions and the president’s Hammond speech, noting that strong service does not come cheap and is valued by the public, despite high costs.
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News-Telegraph
Hammond
Newe-Telegraph
Telegraph Falls Short of Expenses by One Third
Fragmentary OCR notes discuss a newspaper’s finances, claiming the Telegraph underspent by about one third and that printing two two-column pages would still spend money. Mentions debts to the public and the value of paper versus trees.
Highest Tariffs by Nation From League of Nations Analysis
The League of Nations calculated tariff indices for about 278 commodities to show relative import costs worldwide. Spain leads with an index around 41, likely the highest, followed by the United States at 37, then Roland, Argentina, and others, with the United Kingdom at 5 in the lower end.
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League of Nations
Spain
Russia
Europe
United States
Roland
Argentina
Exodesloyvakia
Hungary
Canada
Italy
France
Sweden
United Kingdom
Two-thirds of Iowa Under the Plow Shines in Editorial
An editorial essay envisions two thirds of Iowa under cultivation, praising the vast agricultural landscape from the Missouri River field to the prairie, and notes visiting experts from forty countries will study this unique Midwest farming region. It highlights Iowa, Nebraska, Missouri, and Kansas as gold mines of soil and production, urging pride and continued growth.
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Iowa
Towa
Ioway
Washington, D. C
Missouri River
Council Bluffs
Kansas City
Kangas
England
Belgium
Holland
Sweden
Finland
Rumania
Russia
Imany
Hungary
Czecho- Slovakia
France
Spain
Portugal
Switzerland
Italy
Palestine
India
Australia
South Africa
Soudon
Japan
Mexico
Nicaragua
Cuba
Colombia
Chile
Argentine
Brazil
Joess
Rhine
Missouris Valley
Council Biptis
Denmark
Esthonia
Latvia
Upper
Mississippi Valley
Nebraska
Missouri
Kansas
World to Look at Our Soil Joyce Wonder Soil
Soil experts from Budapest Stockholm Prague and Rome discuss Joyce the near inexhaustible soil of Earths surface. The article notes global interest in Joyce as a major agricultural resource and hints at its influential role in future farming developments.
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Council Bluffs
Budapest
Stockholm
Prague
Rome
Joyce
Answer This One Questions Pack
Answers: 1 Verdi composed Aida. 2 The 1928 Olympics were held in Amsterdam. 3 The human heart is located in the center of the chest. 4 Caesar's message Veni vidi vici means I came I saw I conquered. 5 B stands for Britain. 6 By Bullivan is unclear from the prompt. 7 Corrected: I do not approve of his doing that. 8 The quote is attributed to Woodrow Wilson. 9 The Golden State is California. 10 The River of Doubt was discovered by Theodore Roosevelt.
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Aida
Caesar
Bullivan
Golden State
Answers to Tuzeday's Questions From a Fragmented Quiz
A garbled OCR style item presents numbered questions and partial answers. It mentions Samuel L Clemens also called Mark Twain, references government and plague, names Hans and Fritz, cites the Republican and Democratic parties, and includes a copyright note about 1027. The readable material is fragmentary.
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Tuzeday
Mark Twain
Hans and
Fritz
Republican Party
John Adams
Ray RE
Ready, Hers
Rene Pubining Co
Dawes Career Sketch Prominent Statesman and Financier
Mr Charles Dawes, a figure praised for his finance skill and wartime leadership, shaped U S currency policy as comptroller and helped launch the budget department. His career spans metropolitan finance, World War I service, and postwar economic rescue efforts attributed to his planning and governance.
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Daweeb
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Charles Gates
Dawes
Roosevelt
Hadley
Pershing
Department of the Budget
Seyrope
Washington observer crowns unlikely friend with praise
A sharp critic who once challenged him now enjoys the respect and warmth of a genuine friendship, notes a discerning Washington observer who sees the change as a sign of mutual regard and openness.
Rippling Rhymes by Walt Mason Pre-War Books
A nostalgic verse laments prewar book values and quality. The speaker recalls 1.5 dollar books with lasting bindings versus modern cheap editions. He criticizes poor print, missing illustrations, glue and stitching failures, and ugly paper as he undresses a cheap volume.
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Shane
Wartime publishing and crooked book trades described
A fragmented passage complains that publishers once did exemplary work before the war and laments a rise in rotten ink and glue in books during wartime. It notes travel routes from Dallas and Texas to Havana, and mentions bids for a route between Cleveland Ohio and Louisville Kentucky.
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George Matthew Adams
Schenectady
Syracuse
Rochester
Gultate
Dallas
Galveston
Texas
Houston
San Antonio
Waco
Austin
Key West
Fla
Havana
Cuba
Cleveland
Loutaville
Bids Set For Four New Air Mail Routes
Washington June 26. The post office department announced bids for four new air mail routes will be opened July 16. Proposed routes include Albany to Cleveland and other segments to be announced.
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Washington
Sune
I. N
Post Office Department
Albany
Cleveland
Illinois House Votes Two-Cent Gas Tax Passed
Springfield June 15 The administration gasoline tax bill adding a two cent levy on gasoline used by motor vehicles was approved 82 to 57. Half of the revenue goes to the state and half to counties. the measure now goes to the Senate.
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Illinois
Springfield
Administration
Sinole
Wile
Gage
Senate
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