Atlantic Post Office Entry and Advertising Rates
Entry at the Atlantic post office dated March 3 1879 lists advertising rates by Cros and application details. Names of Chase family officers and directors appear along with telephones and mailing rates for domestic and international subscriptions. The Associated Press republication rights are noted.
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Atlantic
C—O
Krows
Chas. F. Chase
Pececse
E. P. Chase
Lydia R, Otto
Seey-Trens
Glas. F. Chase
R. K. A. Chase
Belyea
Clara O. Otto
Lydia R. Otto
Notice to Subscribers Delayed Papers Delivery
Atlantic subscribers to the News Telegraph may arrange evening delivery of missed papers by calling before seven o’clock. Call Red 403 to arrange. This telephone number is not the News Telegraph’s main number.
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Atlantic
News Telegraph
Railroads Seek Higher Wages for Unskilled Labor
The Railroads ask the Railroad Labor Board in Chicago to uphold higher unskilled wage rates, arguing the 30 to 48 cents per hour or $3.12 to $3.88 daily is fair given national declines since 1920. They report 1917 to 1920 labor force rose 7.4 percent from 350,000 to 376,000 and wages climbed from 220,000 to 476,000,000 dollars.
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Railroad Labor Board
Chicago
Labors Board
Railraids
United States
Bose Industries
Atlantic Iowa mayor and council candidacy notices
Local political notices announce candidates for Atlantic mayor and councilman at large, along with a school director run. Submissions state candidates’ intent to seek office at the city election set for March 28 and note qualification under voter decision.
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Atlantic
Iowa
Yowa
King
Istrest of
Towa
Atlantic Iowa Candidates Announce Candidacies for Local Offices
The undersigned announce themselves as candidates for councilman at large and school district director positions in Atlantic Iowa. Each seeks voter decision at the city election dates March 28 and March 14 respectively.
They Don't Know the Grain Market Says Rothschild Case
The article argues Emil Rothschild lost money on grain trades after prices fell, refuting claims that big grain dealers always know market moves or rig prices. It notes widespread losses among grain men and farmers as prices declined, challenging the belief in omniscient dealers.
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Suictle
Emil Rothschild
Agstold
Rothschild
Sind
Pricaa
Collapse of Stocks and Bonds Prices Across Markets
A New York contact now a Colorado manufacturer explains in conversation how war era investors suffered massive losses as stock prices fell. He notes hundreds of former associates, rated from $100,000 to $1,000,000, were ruined by the relentless forces of supply and demand in markets both inside and outside exchanges.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
Colorado
Taxes rival former rent in local tax dispute
Letter writers back lower taxes and praise the paper for its stance. A farmer near Lewis notes property taxes on his farm exceed $2 per acre, recalling rent once at $2.50. The dialogue highlights concerns over an 81 mill levy for school purposes and a proposed $250,000 bond, urging residents to watch tax spending.
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Wim. Lawton
Benny Hill
Lewis
Lawton
Jetter
Plana
Hig Ely
Apa
Sckooaueyey
Harding Takes Office as United States President
The Des Moines Register notes Warren G. Harding’s oath as president marking a historic transfer from Democratic to Republican control. It praises his humble origins, broad popular support, and calls for harmony, stability, and diligent administration despite domestic and international challenges.
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Warren G. Harding
United States
Ile Grews
God of Nations
Warren G ‘Harding
Serace
Atlantic Strives for School Planning Aid and Payment
The statement argues Atlantic is fully capable of planning for its schools because it bears the financial burden. It implies the district must fund planning efforts as a condition of responsibility and control over school programs.
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Atlantic
Vague fragment ends with unnamed figures in obscure scene
Fragmentary OCR notes a drawn scene with references to sickening worship and unnamed participants, offering minimal readable details about people or events.
Rippling Rhymes On Beer Guns In The City
Poem argues alcohol is bad but guns cause more harm in society. It contrasts ease of buying gin with gun access, noting crime and funerals rise as firearms flood streets. Cites moral voice and references to Adams.
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Satan
George Matthew Adams
Candidate Declares Run for Third Ward Council Seat
A statement declares the author a candidate for councilman in the Third Ward subject to decision by assets holder A. HL Mountain. The concise declaration signals intent to seek local office and references the named authority.
Inauguration Sidelights Attendances Not Fully Known
Fragmentary notes indicate attendance at an inauguration sidelights event. References mention Bay Wat the First Baptist at Six ke on Iowa Northwest and a Rev Allen Tupper tied to a Whig church in Washington. Details about pay and Beemrodnel 120 years appear garbled. exact figures and names are unclear.
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First Baptist
Sixke
Iowa
Florence Kling
Harding
the Land
Harding Era Shapes U S Political Scene and First Lady
The piece outlines wartime policy echoes and early 1920s political shifts with Warren G. Harding's presidency, Calvin Coolidge as vice president, and Cabot Ledge as a Senate figure. It notes Florence Kling Harding as a forthright First Lady, and describes printer editor Warren G. Harding’s professional pride, plus farm loan mentions and party dynamics.
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Calvin Coolidge
Massachusetts
Henry Wilson
Fragmented OCR: Southwestern Division membership overview
Fragmented text lists division headquarters and junior chapters promoting child welfare. It cites numbers for Texas 121,958 members, Missouri 105,492, Kansas 74,483, with mentions of Oklahoma, Arkansas, and other figures. Details are garbled but indicate regional membership totals and chapter activity.
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Nodrreement Iu
Adre
Texas
Achogla
Missouri
Kansas
Okishomg. Kanas
Arkandas
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Des Moines
Je Worelin
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Smuta
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Cnahes
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Iebay
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A. HL Mountain
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Deering
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Gang
Oliver Gang
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John Dvera
Jenny Lind
Harire Afepah
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