Atlantic Iowa Post Office Advertising Rates and Contacts
Public notice from Atlantic Iowa detailing post office second class matter status under the 1879 act, listing officers of a local business including Chas. I Chase as president and E B Chase as vice president and general manager, with a roster of directors and staff. It also outlines subscription rates by carrier and mail, including values for U S and Canada foreign destinations, and credits the Associated Press for news dispatches.
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Atlantic
Iowa
Congress
Carier
BOC
Canada
U. S
Aaso
Associated Press
Notice to Atlantic subscribers on evening delivery
Atlantic News Telegraph readers who do not receive papers in the evening may arrange delivery by calling before seven o'clock. Call Red 403. This number is not the News Telegraph's.
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Atlantic
News- Telegraph
News-Telegraph
Gompers Wins Easily Over Lewis in Denver
Samuel Gompers defeats Lewis of the Miners’ Federation by two to one in Denver, bringing his record to thirty-nine wins and one defeat. The AFL leader, aided by loyalists, maintains a strong grip on the presidency and opposes radicalism and socialist aims within labor. The paper lauds Gompers for his patriotism and leadership while noting internal tensions and contentious actions of the Federation.
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Samuel Gompers
Lewis
Miners’ Federation
Denver
War Horse
American Federation of Labor
Dawes to Trim Government Costs and Cut Office Slaves
In Washington a broad push to reduce federal expenses unfolds as Dawes leads a budget reform drive. President Harding, cabinet secretaries, and bureau chiefs attend a meeting to root out padding and patronage, with Dawes promising a hard line against slackers and bloated payrolls across departments.
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Washington
Sullivan
Dawes
Harding
Fedesary
al Roan
Shams
Sam
Congress
Drawing the Line by Walt Mason
The poem recounts the speaker’s wide travel through ailments and the lure of surgeons offering operations. It satirizes medical bravado and the pursuit of cures, ending with a darkly comic note on the perils of surgery and mortality.
Economic Liberalism in Its Fundamental Features Cannot Be Abandoned
The text argues that economic liberalism is an enduring pillar of civilization, promoting liberty, welfare, and progress. It opposes the view that society must intrude into daily life and undermine individual initiative, asserting that dependence on the state weakens character, self-reliance, and personal effort.
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Individu
Post Office Civil Service Exams Soon For Hundreds Of Jobs
In Washington a visitor counted government employees and salaries in the official register and found the task too large. Under a presidential order civil service tests will soon create eligible lists for about 300 third class post offices and over 40 second class posts. Sample questions are being mailed and applicants are preparing to study.
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Washington
Dung
Capital News Service
Civil Service
Lifelong Jobs and Paymaster Risks Highlighted by Clerks
Railway mail clerks protest burden of armed duty amid reports of hold ups. Insecurity for carriers grows as they demand protection while continuing to handle critical mail. Meetings in Des Moines prompt temporary closures, affecting operations and staff scheduling.
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Chas. I’. Chase
EB. P. Chasey
Mgr
Lydia R. Otto
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Chas. F. Chase
E. P. Chase
R. K. A. Chase
C. S. Relyea
Clara D. Otto
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Federation
Hedges Bros
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Baves
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Troy
Kansas
San Diego
Old Nebraska
Athabasca
Maine
Ilinois
Bindegth
George Matthew Adama
David Kinley
University of
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Belek
J. K. Oq, Preus
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Veith
Uncle Sam
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