Advertising Rates Made Known on Application
Advertising rates for subscriptions and mail delivery are listed with the name of executives Chas F Chase president and Lydia Otto as treasurer. The notice shows monthly and yearly rates for carriers and mail, including international and U S options, and credits the Associated Press for news dispatches.
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Chas. F. Chase
K.P. Chase
Lydia BR. Otto
Seey-Treas
Chase
Ey-P. Chase
BR. K. As! Chase
C. S. Relyea
Clara O. Otto
Lydia R. Otto
No. Ag News
Notice to Subscribers For Evening Delivery
Atlantic subscribers who do not receive their papers in the evening may have one delivered if they call before eight o'clock. Telephone Red 403. This is not the News Telegraph number.
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Atlantic Suvscrviers
Secretary Wallace and Indemnity Aid for Cattle Losses
A fragmentary report notes Secretary Wallace pushing for a 405,000 appropriation to pay indemnities to cattle owners harmed by disease. The text lauds Wallace’s actions for farmers, hints at congressional support, and mentions the agricultural department’s role in funding relief and policy.
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Nuws
Una Suerebury of
Agriculture
Wallace Heke Congress
Nbwds
Picultural Department
Dune Boll
Wailian
Oy Couiey
Laie
Pyersthing
Ag- Pourkacal
Iowa Farmer Seeks Aid For Agricultural Interests
The passage describes a public official's commitment to serving the people his department represents, emphasizing support for agricultural interests. It notes Secretary Wallace's declared aim to aid those he serves and hints at his Iowa farmer background as context for his efforts.
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Wallace
Iowa
Advertising as a mirror of wise shopping and style
An editorial extols advertising as a guide to fashion, comfort, and value. It argues ads reflect merchandise quality, store service, and price reductions, empowering readers to buy wisely, save money, and meet personal and household needs through informed purchases.
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Tan Pa. Tribune
News-Telegraph
Editorial on tariff battles between McKinley and Wilson eras
The piece contrasts McKinley era tariff opposition from Southern Democrats favoring free concessions with Cleveland's era Wilson tariff, arguing the Southern bloc shifted from principled stand to stance shaped by congressional action as the tariff debate evolves across administrations.
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Vane Eom
Cleveland
Tariff history splits the Democratic party in the South
The piece argues the tariff saga from the Payne Aldrich to Underwood shows Democrats divided over protection, with southern planters and manufacturers favoring republicans. It notes Wilsons reforms, the tariff commission, and Harding’s stance, suggesting potential gerrymoss shifts as the South’s political alignment hardens.
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McKinley
Dingley
United States
Taft
Tariff Commission
Wilson
Congress
Harding
Mordney Hill
Omaha
Forty Acres For A Flyer In Polish Land Policy
The Polish government offers forty acres on the Russian border to each American flying corps member to occupy within a year. Nearly all are drawn to adventure, not farm life, and most will pursue further opportunities abroad rather than settle as landed proprietors, as the lure of danger and travel outweighs domestic toil.
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Poland
United States
Grant
Uncle Sam
Flying Corps
Miss Paul on Amnesty for Debs Criticizes Police Prison
Miss Alice Paul, head of the National Woman's party, endorses amnesty for political prisoners including Eugene V. Debs. She argues Debs should be freed and restored to citizenship, while noting Debs is jailed for a crime, not his opinions, and urges President Harding to act.
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Paul
Illlinois
Alice Paul
National Woman's Party
Euegene Debs
Eugene V. Debs
Debs
Harding
United States
Miss Paul
Apt. Frags
Gil
Asdaunt
Clemency Debate Reflects Public Opinion on Debs and Amnesty
The piece argues that reformists had no real impact on Debs’ punishment and that clemency would not excuse their cause. It says law-abiding citizens dominate and urges presidential action only if it shows the amnesty movement had no influence on the outcome. It cautions against implicating “sob sisters” or sympathy mongers in the decision.
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Harding
Debs
Amnnesty
Rippling Rhymes Poem Fragment by George Matthew Adams
A fragmented verse reflects on life and springtime joys versus hardship. It juxtaposes seasons with personal aches and gratitude for living, ending with a contemplation that the dead may witness a spring that never dies.
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Qtorning
Lamping-The-Beautia
George Matthew Adama
Tip Top Minesota Woman Elected Minnesota Mayor
Goodhue Minnesota elects Florencé J. Pierce as mayor defeating the bank president by one vote. Pierce, wife of the local paper postmaster, runs the office and can also feed the big press. She plans to tidy streets without big spending and to begin year by year street improvements.
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Tip Top Minesota
Minnesota
Goodhue
Minn
Permangi
Provemorts Ag
Unclear prompt fragment about Wilken Monument order
A garbled input fragment mentions placing an order with the Wilken Monument. No coherent event, date, or identifiable entities emerge to form a proper news item.
Lost City of Teotihuacan Revealed by Mexican Excavations
Ancient ruins near San Juan Teotlimacan in Mexico reveal a city once home to over 100000 inhabitants four thousand years ago. Manuel Gamio directs excavations uncovering pyramids temples and streets beneath volcanic strata while a museum preserves iron terra cotta beads obsidian blades and tools.
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San Juan de
Manuel Gamto
Department of Agriculture
Senor Gamio Saya
Ffteen
Senor Gamio
Mexico
Mtoun
Andi
Sas
Hyiwiti
Senor Gamlo
Hfe
Hile
Prominent Town Farmer Visits City Amid Market Woes
Prominent town farmer Mamyl, visiting Angelas, Caer eee i Ae cared B. Mamyl notes high freight costs and a lack of market for their stock. Mr. Gamble says Monting ranchers cannot dispose of cattle due to overstocking, with ranches producing 980 to 1,800 pounds.
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Angelas
Mamyl
Gamble
First Steps Taken To Make S D Roosevelt Change
Mitchell chamber proposes trading the name Roosevelt for Darker to resolve a North Dakota attorney general claim that South Dakota’s name change campaign is political. The Mitchell Board asserts the move shows no resentment toward either state’s records and aims to settle the naming dispute.
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Mitchell
Roosevelt
North Dakota
Mitchell Chamber of Commerce
South, Dakota
Lemke
South Dakota
Mitchell Chamber of Comerce
Dakota
Neighbor North urged to adopt Roosevelt name now
Fragmentary text notes pressure for a northern neighbor to adopt the Roosevelt name without delay. The snippet also references extra copies of a News- Telegraph cent. 10.
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Roosevelt. Ee
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