Atlantic News Telegraph Subscriber Notice and Rates
The notice lists editorial and business office contacts for Atlantic Iowa, circulation rates for various delivery options, and a call to subscribers to call 7 pm if evening delivery fails, clarifying a wrong telephone number.
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News-Telegraph
A Good Man Called Rev Thomas Jersild Passes
The death of Rev. Thomas N. Jersild, pastor of St Pauls Danish Lutheran in the city, occurred Saturday afternoon. Known as an unassuming Christian gentleman, he served the Master by doing good and inspired many with his faith. A longtime friend of our News-Telegraph, his passing is deeply felt by the paper and community. May he rest in peace.
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Thomas N. Jersild
St.Paul's
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Newspaper Bias and Political Patronage Debate in State
The piece critiques appointive favors for newspaper publishers by Governor Hammill, citing Feuling and Mason figures. It argues publishers rarely seek office, politicians often dispose of seats, and asserts the Ne-Teleraph does not seek office while defending a newspaper’s right to endorse candidates.
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Chirk
Mason
Guy
State Board of Control
Ihat
J. Feuling
Hammill
Feuling
Democratic Organization
End of Escape Era: Joliet Prisoners to Face Death Penalty
Six inmates from the Illinois state penitentiary in Joliet who escaped last Saturday remain recaptured except one at large. All convicted of murder, they face hanging, with the article noting the inevitability of justice and warning against crime as an appealing venture to youths.
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Miinois
Joliet
Editing by Proxy Libel Suit Prompts Trial at Chicago Tribune
The piece describes Henry Ward, a wealthy newspaper figure, facing a libel lawsuit led by Aaron Sapiro in a case involving alleged defamatory editorials. It hints at editorial influence by proxy and previews the trial as a public test of Henry Ward’s knowledge and the paper’s conduct.
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Henry Ward
Flivver King
Henry
Wearborn
Duws
Aaron Sapiro
Rave
Dolly Libel
Bord
Sapiro
ES. Dimatria
Chicago Tribune
Resolution on investigation into state criminal laws considered
Fragmentary text notes a proposed resolution by Representative Nagel regarding a one-house inquiry into the workings of state parale and criminal laws. The wording hints at considering the matter and urging inquiry, with garbled phrases suggesting political discussion and conviction context.
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Kugeestion
Nagel
Dex Maines
Tate
When Friendship Tests Self Belief and Change
A reader’s plea for changing herself to keep friends prompts a response: be genuine, not performative. Examples pause between two women, one overwhelmed by overpromising and another steady, reliable, true to self. lessons stress authenticity, dependable acts, and restraint.
Parole Law Under Scrutiny in Iowa Over Abuse Concerns
The piece argues parole started as humanity but is being abused and extended too easily. It notes released offenders often reoffend, undermining public safety and eroding trust in officials. Calls for review and potential tightening of parole procedures in Iowa.
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Salid
Politie
Towa
Iowa born cabinet officers and politicians traced in a census
The article lists Iowa natives who rose to national office including Herbert Hoover Curtis Wilbur Hanford McNider Clyde Atkinson and Charles Hunt among cabinet and commission leaders. It notes several senators and representatives born outside Iowa and highlights prominent Iowa elders and figures connected to national institutions and newspapers. The piece underscores Iowa’s notable birthplaces of leaders across government and culture.
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Commerce
Herbert Clark Hoover
West Branch
Navy
Curtis Dwight Wilbur
Boone
Boonesboro
Hanford McNider
Mason City
South Dakota
New Mexico
California
Towa
Hawkeye State
Ticorne
Helm C. Bursom
Fort Dodge
8. M. Shortridge
Mt. Pleasant
Minnesota
William L. Carss
Pella
J. Kyale
Decorah
William Williamson
Mahaska County
R. C Johnson
Cherokee
Oklahoma
M. C. Garber
Nebraska
M. O. McLaughlin
Osceola
Wyoming
Muscatine
Hays B. White
Kanaan
Pairfield
Iowana
Clyde B. Atchison
Interstate Commerce Commission
Clinton
Charles
Www
Hiunt
Federal Trade Commission
Holes
Logan
James Cox ‘Davis
Keo
Kuk Und
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Rippling Rhymes by Walt Mason
Poem fragment by Walt Mason remarks on quarrels and excuses used to justify disputes. It suggests guarding one’s faults to keep peace, notes a humorous dig at medical quackery, and ends with a light jab at allopathy as a boost to health.
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Walt Mason Ee A Er
Possum Hunter Faces Town Debate on Medicine
In Ol Missouri a speaker argues for allopathic medicine while locals push back with mockery and anger. The scene devolves into a heated quarrel as rival beliefs clash over science and tradition, with the crowd challenging the speaker’s judgment and threatening disruption.
Farm Bureau Aids Diphtheria Immunization Drive Near Atlantic
County farm bureau agents and Red Cross nurses coordinate a county wide diphtheria immunization program. 268 rural schoolchildren over two years old receive the first toxin antitoxin shot at Atlantic city hall. Plan involves Cass County towns Pyms, Grove, Washington and Brighton with schools, directors, teachers and doctors cooperating for broad coverage.
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L. G. Sordenass
Farm Bureau
Atlantic
Farm Bureau Organization
Pymosa
Grove
Washington
Brighton
Milas
Nora Workman
Iowa State
Masyona Han
Wiota
Red Crows
Auracy County
Us Lations
Farn “Bureau
Casa County
Immunization Costs Compared Across Regions
Fragmentary OCR notes discuss toxin antitoxin provision by the state board of health and lower costs when immunization is offered free. Mentions Massepa and cholera protection but text is garbled and lacks clear facts or dates.
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Massepa
State Board of Health
Casey Girl Who Married Man Twice Her Age
Guthrie Center March 14 A 40 year old man is charged with attempting to cut Beulah Taulwig 16 of Casey after Foster wed her at Greenfield March 5 Friends say the bride was 40. Sheriff Crees seeks Foster on a warrant this is his fourth marriage. A former wife and children live at Greenfield Officers probe other marriages. A note to her father says they are bound for Colorado. The mother has been dead for years.
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Guthrie Center
Lowaig Deine Mids
Greenfield
Council Bluffs
Foster
Colorado
Two Suits Grow From Shenandoah Bank Failure
Iowa officials sue guarantors for Shenandoah First National Bank closure losses. City paid 14,022 on hand when it closed under Brookhart Lovrein law. State seeks reimbursement. Page County funds paid 20,294.21. Guarantors named include J A Read T J Read J L Gwynn Ear Sheets J J Dunnegan.
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First National Bank
Iowa
J. A. Read
T. J. Read
J. L. Gwynn
Shenandoah
T. H. Read
HW. A. Read
Ear Sheets
J. J. Dunnegan
Page County
New School House Debate Heats Up In Corning
Corning Iowa March 1 The new 10000 dollar school building opened to the public Saturday and again Sunday for voters to inspect before today’s election. The anti building group backs two candidates for the school board M L Schafroth and Henry Lambogley challenging incumbents Br M Rohatimer and TY Me Cielo who face re election It was forecast the election will draw Corning’s largest poll ever.
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Corning
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