Atlantic News Telegraph notice rates and delivery
Public notice from Atlantic News Telegraph listing ownership editor and publisher BR P Chase CHAS estate. advertising rates. foreign representation. carrier and mail subscription terms. late delivery remedy with phone number 390M and a note about timing before 7 o'clock.
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E. P. Chase
Atlantic
News-Telegraph
Self-Imposed Taxes on Luxuries and Fuel Costs
Discussion asserts Americans treat cars and gasoline as luxuries. It cites Iowa and Cass County spending on car operation totaling hundreds of millions, suggesting self-imposed taxes through purchasing and fuel costs rival public levies. It notes public tolerance for petrol price increases and questions psychology of tax complaints.
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United States
Iowa
Cass County
New Plan for Our Possessions Under Coolidge
President Coolidge outlines a new framework for governing insular possessions, aiming to end turmoil in the Philippines by shifting from military to civilian rule. General Wood endorses the plan, but critics say civil governance with diplomacy may better fit the islands and ease unrest.
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Philippines
General Wood
Islands
Light Brigade
Balaklava
Wood
The World Moves From Provincetown Town Crier
The last town crier Walter Baker in Provincetown Massachusetts has quit due to a crippled leg. The piece notes the crier’s romantic role in village life and contrasts old news delivery by mouth with modern newspaper gathering and global communications. It observes progress has replaced town criers and horse drawn transport.
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Provincetown
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Cape Cod
Boston
United States
Bay
Walter Baker
Seven Seas
Murope
Feeling It. Griswold quotes Fahy in Journal of Commerce
Glenn Griswold cites Walter J. Fahy in yesterday’s Ghicago Journal of Commerce column, highlighting Fahy as a well known figure. The item notes Fahy’s influence on current business topics featured in the paper.
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Glenn Griswold
Ghicago Journal of Commerce
Walter J. Fahy
Wull
Economic outlook ties farm income to national demand
An analysis notes that curtailed farm buying power constrains the agricultural middle, with effects widening to the eastern and industrial regions. It argues that rising food prices are foundational to the economy, and that a broad interdependence means eastern weakness impacts overall prosperity despite better midwest conditions.
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Treet i Braker
Fahy
Middle West
Year Without Summer Debunked by Iowa Weather Expert
Charles D. Reed dismisses the notion of a year without a summer as sensationalism. He notes Iowa crops were hurt by gutworms and cold, but a normal warm period should mature corn, with no real risk of widespread failure. He urges calm as farmers anticipate corn growth in the coming days.
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Charles D. Reed
United States
Gap
Towa
Brant
Iowa
Laterals follow mains in city systems say editorials
The editorial argues that sewer, water, and road networks require completed main lines before adding laterals. Without mains, laterals are useless. once mains exist, laterals quickly gain value. The piece warns against plans combining these elements in one program as physically and financially impossible, though many examples show mains first then laterals.
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Council Bluffs
Reader objections to Atlantic zoning proposal
Ed Southwick voices concern over the News Telegraph zoning article and urges protection for existing businesses outside the business district He argues the ordinance lacks safeguards and could force law violations, urging revisions before passage. He cites the restricted business district and questions exemptions for greentip or rent owners in Atlantic, calling for a fair ordinance.
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News- Telegraph
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Nichols
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Coureen
Atlantic
Middle West
Hlas
Row
Ed Southwick
Answers to Ten History and Geography Trivia Questions
The questions cover reptiles like the American alligator related to crocodiles. the Amazons were the legendary female warrior tribe and also a South American river region. rubber sap is latex. Grohn Bull refers to a German spelling of Groman Bull or bull market term (clarify in context). Chinese and Japanese are described as races in historical texts. Columbus sought a westward route to Asia when discovering America. the French national anthem is La Marseillaise. one square mile equals 640 acres. Forest City typically refers to a US town or nickname for Cleveland. a horse height unit is the hand.
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Grohn
Columbia
America
Answers to Yesterday's Questions Quiz List
Answers to yesterday's questions cover 10 items with errors and quirks. The fox, before Christ, a German phrase, the tiger, the former kaiser of Germany, Belboa, popular conga, the roulera of ancient Mongolia, Saint Nicholas, and Thor. Copyright © 1925 by Ready Reference Publishing Company.
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Belboa
Saint
Nicholas
Thor
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Ready
Rippling Rhymes and Walt Mabon Trade Mousy Back
A brief verse fragment features Rippling Rhymes and Walt Mabon in a poetic exchange. The speaker notes long avoidance of ills and burdens while describing a recurring personal trading motif.
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Walt Mabon
Changing the Signs for Better Results at Blue Front
A reader praises the Blue Front store for fair dealing and returns policy. The note contrasts honest shopkeepers with others who mislead customers. The writer recalls testing items like canned tripe and pickles, expressing disappointment with inferior goods and urging fair treatment and refunds. The piece ends noting Want Ads bring results and credits George Matthew Adams.
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George Matthew Adams
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