Atlantic News Telegraph ad rates and notices
The Atlantic News Telegraph lists publication by BP GHASE and GHAS with F. Chase Estate ownership. It details advertising rates, telephone numbers for editorial and business offices, and subscription prices by mail within Iowa and adjoining counties. A subscriber notice offers evening delivery by calling 7 o'clock, not to be confused with the News Telegraph number.
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Our Chance To Vote On Bonded Road Improvements
The Cass county board schedules a special election to decide issuing one million dollars in bonds for permanent road improvements under the new road law. Bonds would be paid from the state primary road fund, with no new local taxes beyond election costs. Supporters urge timely bonding, while opponents warn of propaganda, but advocates insist the plan provides surfaced roads soon and uses federal aid to cover costs.
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Iowa
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Foolish Like a Fox on Coolidge Farm Relief
A critical column portrays President Coolidge as privately decisive on farm relief for 1928. It claims he keeps council closed, plans a farm relief conference from the Black Hills summer White House, and bypasses politicians while seeking Western farm interests.
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White House
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Forgan Defends French Debt Payment at Iowa Meeting
Chicago banker David R. Forgan warned Iowa bankers that canceling or repudiating France’s debt to the United States would burden Americans. He urged France to honor its obligations, praising Britain for accepting its debt and noting that failure to pay could force Americans to cover the bill.
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Des Moines
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Britain
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Death of Mire Rapp Jensen Prompts Condolences
Mina Rapp Jensen extends sympathy to Assistant Postmaster and Mrs ajohn J Rapp and family on Mire Rapp Jensen death. The notice expresses sorrow and a heartfelt word of sympathy from friends, noting the shared grief and the sorrow that accompanies life and health.
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Editor vows to print truth and smoke paragraphs
A Stillwater Gazette columnist in Texas defends journalistic honesty, pledging to publish facts with bark off. The piece retells a fiery editorial about errors and accountability, listing satirical mini-para gaffes about local figures, marriages, a banker’s billing, and town life as a warning to readers who demand perfection.
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Caroline Meadows
Catholic Opinion Urges Caution On Smith Presidency
The Chicago Journal of Commerce reports an editorial by Rev James M Gillis editor of Catholic World predicting Governor Smith will not become president. The piece notes religious prejudice, cites past persecutions, and argues the United States must balance peace pledges with adequate naval strength and strategic options for defense and offense. It stresses caution at the Washington conference and urges sustained readiness.
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Chicago
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America at Geneva Confere n Suffers Mixed Feelings
The Chicago Tribune notes the Washington conference outcomes are not easily digestible for Americans. While the nation is willing to show altruism and peaceable intent, the results do not leave a hearty appetite.
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Answers to Yesterday's 7 Questions
The brief lists questions and incomplete answers about presidents colleges nicknames and historical facts. It notes Teddy Roosevelt as a president, cites America's oldest college, and mentions terms like boilermaker and Panama Canal builder. The text also includes erroneous or partial replies on several topics and mispunctuated lines.
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Fragmentary Note on Suffering and Aid Across Communities
Fragmented OCR text hints at people suffering and the need for aid, with references to stately settings and the Witt family. The readable bits mention hardship and the impact on individuals, suggesting a local human-interest note or obituary fragment within a larger piece.
Kansas Wheat Market Merger Faces Farmers’ Profit Shift
A fragmented note reports Kansas cooperative wheat market efforts to save the Tig association and redirect profits away from middlemen toward producers, amid growing pressure on farmers to adapt to new merchandising and distribution structures.
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Tig Association
I Was Afraid of Surgeons Then Found Health in Diet
A humorous monologue portrays a speaker dreading surgeons and sawbones, imagining gruesome outcomes. Persuaded by a kindly physician, he learns no operation is needed, health returns through sane eating and self care, reflecting early 20th century satire on medical dread.
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Merchandising Education Urged for American Farmers
E R Downie of Wichita Kansas urged American farmers to study merchandising methods in a speech before the American Institute of Cooperation. He argued farmers have largely avoided wheat distribution and thus lack knowledge essential to building a successful marketing organization.
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