Subscription rates by carrier and mail in various regions
The notice details subscription pricing: by carrier for one month six months and one year. by mail to Canada and outside Iowa with various annual and semiannual rates. Iowa and adjoining counties have tailored pricing. Cass and adjoining counties shown with one year six months and three months options. several figures appear incomplete or mired in OCR errors.
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Canada
U. S
Iowa
Dags
Cass
Adjoining
Notice to Atlantic Gibstribers About Evening Delivery
1O subscribers to the News Telegraph who do not receive their papers in the evening are asked to call before 7 o'clock. Telephone S04-W. This is not the number of the News Telegraph.
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Atlantic
Telegraph
News-Telegraph
Publicity obsessive Michigan senator challenged by rivals
Charles P. Stewart reports on Senator Couzens of Michigan, whose publicity habit stirs friction among fellow senators. Regulars align to curb his influence after past income tax publicity efforts, while critics warn the public life pattern could embarrass and threaten governance.
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Charles P. Stewart
NBA
Ashington
Sdinen Couzans
Michigan
Paasion
Couzens
Congress
Jim
Uzens
Bullwall business calls for bar barriers to stay up
The statement argues that barriers should be erected and maintained as far as possible, keeping them in place to control access. It emphasizes firm, ongoing enforcement by the authorities or responsible parties to ensure ongoing barriers remain effective.
Arguments Over Itinerant Pedlars And Home-Trade
A lengthy letter from Mrs. RK D Lovelty challenges the editorial stance against itinerant pedlars by high license. She argues merchants buy out of town and calls for equal protection for all local businesses. The News Telegraph counters but notes the core issue remains intact and questions the validity of the home-trade slogan. The piece also references old price figures from 1898 and comments on Pennsylvania primary campaign expenditures and patronage in politics.
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RK. D. Lovelty
Indy
News-Telegraph
Atlantic
Aleesa Stallos
Dusi
The political motive and history of organized politics
The piece argues that politicians act from self interest and service to country fits no noble motive. It cites Pennsylvania as overreaching by buying votes while noting politics exists because of personal gain for politicians. It claims organized politics dates back to ancient Egypt and pyramids.
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Howe
Pennsylvania
The Day's Editorial on Lewis and the Main Street God
The piece condemns Lewis for defying God and rejecting the $1000 Pulitzer prize, arguing his novels and public stance misrepresent Buckeye and Corn Belt life. It likens his attitude to Babbitt satire, calls his praise of publicity a hollow talent, and blames the Babbitts of business and education for shaping his career.
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Liberty Magazine
Addir Lewis
Eluke
Lewis
Smallstown
Main Street
Mutual Admiration
Providence
Penn
Main “Street
Atd
Socrates
Kimano-In
Shakespeare
Richard Roe Faces Dismissal Over Quixotic Cow a Tale
A labor dispute unfolds as Dowd recounts a bizarre request to milk a neighbor's cow and Richard Roe resists. The next day Roe is fired for alleged loafing and misdeeds, but stands by legal rights and his principled stance.
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Richard’ Roe
Richard
Fragmentary remarks on education and politics in uncertain text
The text discusses honorary titles and engineering degrees, Congress hopes for July 1 adjournment, White House repairs, and general musings on learning and ambition. It includes scattered phrases about shipwreck, college graduates, and cautions about chasing ambition.
Omaha Merchants and Bankers Target Local Buyers
A vocal critic argues that outside merchants and bankers profit by undercutting town prices, accusing them of draining money from residents. The speaker warns readers that local roofers and dealers price fairly, while outsiders lure customers with lower quotes, implying a covert “scam” against Omaha residents.
Delay in Appointment at College of Applied Science
A note from Mrs Ro o Lovett expresses respect while addressing the delay in appointing RicceEsar to lead the College of Applied Science. The appointment may be postponed as President Walter A Jessup, in New York, may present a recommendation to the State Board of Education meeting Thursday and Friday.
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Tn RicceEsar
William—G—Raymond
College of Applied Science
Walter A. Jessup
New York
State Board of Education
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