Atlantic News Telegraph Advertising Rates and Subscriber Notice
Atlantic News Telegraph price list shows monthly, semiannual, and annual rates with mail options. A subscriber notice warns customers to call by 7 PM for evening delivery changes and directs contact to editors or office staff for delivery issues. The document lists offices and contact numbers for editorial, news, and business matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
U. S
Iowa
Laws
Cass
Atlantic
Telegraph
News-Telegraph
Officaunis
Hoover signs farm relief aims but congress stalls funding
The text shows President Hoover pushing immediate farm relief, while both houses of Congress miss a large appropriation of 151.56 million dollars. The article argues the president seeks rapid implementation, with praise for leadership and expectations of swift action to aid agriculture despite pending funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoover
Congress
Sayin
Liu
Republicat Party
Plelges
Honvar
Corigrins
Unite States
Apoat
Read Audits Tariff Claims On Shoe Prices In St Louis Interview
Frank C Read argues against a tariff on hides and leather, in an interview with the St Louis Post Dispatch and reprinted in The News, noting that a 10 cent rise to wholesalers does not justify higher retail shoe costs. He says many business facts are unknown and warns tariffs may unnecessarily lift prices, urging consumers not to overemphasize shoe price sensitivity while manufacturers and retailers face varied cost pressures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank’ C
St. Louis
St. Louis Post- Dispatch
Iotepho
Fides
Odil Vente
Rand
Ong
Avunteinio
Vette
Teonomy Shou
Dace
Stagatis
St Lihis
Oricern
Hay
Ormvern
Town Officials Move Against Runaway Trucks
Local authorities urge action after complaints about trucks on roadways. Drivers deny danger, citing their stake in highway funds and perceived public benefit. The dispute centers on balancing truck operations with motorist safety and road maintenance concerns.
Truck Traffic Challenges on Dirt Highways and Regulation
The article discusses the dangers of oversized trucks, their center-road tendency, and the erosion of dirt roads by overloaded vehicles. It argues trucks are here to stay and calls for cooperation between truck drivers and highway enforcement to reduce damage and offense while regulating operations.
Senator Borezh Tariff Debate On Agriculture Reform
The senate defeated Senator Borezh's tariff revision proposal, arguing agriculture should be considered alongside industry in any farm tariff changes. Advocates say both agriculture and industry are vital to national welfare and demand balanced reform rather than favoring one sector. Titus Wiffientt doubts the seriousness of Borezh's stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Borezh
Congress
Thich Borgh
Burah
Aselvss
America
United States
Titus Wiffientt
Boral
Controversy Over Mrs Hoover’s White House Tea
A Des Moines Register column argues Mrs Hoover’s entertaining of a Black congressman’s wife at the White House stirred white southern voters and sparked anger from southern groups. It questions the political wisdom and calls the act a delicate social issue likely to provoke mixed reactions across regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines Register
Visis
Hoover
White House
Oscar DePriest
Illinois
Gates
North
South
Texas
Hogveta
Hoover Hiad
DePrivat
Washington
American Women in Politics and Prohibition Debates
An Iowa reporter recalls suffrage advocates and anti prohibition voices in Congress. The piece cites Mrs. Kahn from California and Mrs. Norton as prominent wet opponents, notes Ruth Bryan Owen and Ruth Henne McCarmack as dry supporters, and reflects on evolving attitudes toward drinking, diplomacy, and embassy receptions in Washington in 1922.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan
Anthony
Frances Vailliard
J. Ellen Foster
Lowa
Congress
Ruths
Ruth Bryan Owen
Ruth
Henne
McCarmack
Jie
Orous
Washington
Mary
Quebec
Mary Roberts Rhinehart
Neyer
Fragmentary line hints at hogs and old charm troughs
A fragment expresses dissatisfaction with an old charm and trough metaphor, contrasting it with a newer, better idea. The text suggests reflection on hogs, troughs, and evolving notions of value or appeal. No clear persons, places, dates, or organizations are identifiable.
Memorable Sermon Sparks Sabbath Debate Across Town
In Town Press In This Modern Age an editor notes turnout for Memorial Day church services and contrasts it with numbers socializing at golf courses and theaters. He urges reflection on Sabbath observance and religious freedom amid calls for moral reform and a broader view of worship. The piece cites Thurston’s amendment affecting census counts and contends against counting aliens for representation, arguing it impacts Iowa and national governance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will M.sanger
State Line Herald
The
Herald
Gulf Players
Community letter praises civic duty and citizen effort
A lengthy essay extols citizens who shoulder public duties, praising faithful workers who bear burdens while others praise or criticize. It urges teaching children the link between civic obligation and privilege and calls for appreciation of patriots who act to keep communities running.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arma Akimko
Anc
New York
Main Street
Representation Debates Stir Congress Over Aliens and Race
Fragmentary remarks show lawmakers debating counting colored people in the south for representation and opposition to Tammany’s alien classification measure. The discussion cites Whurston’s measure and questions its validity or impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whurston
Rippling Rhymes by Walt Mason with Chigworth critique
A satirical verse mocks the tenth council figure Chigworth and his tax plan. The poem condemns spending, calls for thrift, and warns voters about burdens while ridiculing political rhetoric and the idea of reform. Copyright 1920 by George Mutuiew Adams News Service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cine
Chigwottit Chavo
Tan
Wagehdog
Chig
Chigaworth
Chigworth
Aoman
Jwe
Cork
Rome
Vt George Mutuiew
Adams Servews
Did You Ever Stop to Think by Edson R Waite Shawnee Okla
An informal column questions American towns as centers of population and the duty of citizens to invest in community growth. It argues many residents feel distant reminders of belonging and responsibility to civic development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edson R. Waite
Shawnee, Okla
Schul- Jengy
Mab
Public Ledger
Improve English Appily Quis Wae
They had a serious accident at the airport today. Omit unnecessary words and correct spelling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carmet
Fish Bowl Fiasco at Three A.M.
A household incident unfolds as a man arrives home at three in the morning, sheds his shoes quietly, and disturbs a goldfish bowl with a loud crash. His wife appears at the doorway, alarmed by the clamor, and questions the late disturbance.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Atlantic News-Telegraph
News and Telegraph
B.P. Chase
R. C. A. Chase
Berp Chase
News
Burke
Kuipers & Mahoney, Inc
Thicago
North Waleson, Aves
Graybar
Lexington ‘Aves
Business 8
Ist
Sendea
Tuken
An Lowa Dopressman
Cyrenus Gale
Ifs Prodparsii
From the Town Press
Thurston
Council Bluffs
House
Sam Iy
Iurge
Eitien
Towa
Seharte Spndliate
Soe
Nellie Maxwell
Bussen
Hie
Gary
Len
Cleveland Punch
Wai
Annta
Ekertes
Croom
Walt Mason
Améri
Eltisansho
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!