Local Newspaper Masthead and Subscription Rates
The notice lists Chas F. Ohne as president E P Chase as vice president and Lydia R Otto among directors with several Chase and Otto family names. It provides telephones 13 for business and 424 for news, and detailed subscription rates by carrier and mail including Canada, foreign countries, and U S options. It also notes Associated Press membership and republication rights.
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Chas. F. Ohne
E. P. Chase
Mgr
Lydia R. Otto
Vale Beau Ees Chas
F. Chase
R. K . Chase
C. S. Relyea
Clara O
Otto
Canada
U. S
Associated Press
Newfs
Notice to Subscribers for Evening Delivery
Subscribers who do not receive the News Telegraph in the evening may have the same delivered if they call before seven o'clock. Telephone Red 403. This is not the News Telegraph number.
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Atlantic
News-Telegraph
Reasonable rates debated by inland transport paper
The article defines reasonable transport rates as those moving goods from producer to consumer without erasing most of the selling value. It cites farmers in Texas, the South, and Florida to illustrate how high rates make trucking produce to market unprofitable,226 leading to "unreasonable" freight that strips value. It mentions vegetables and cabbages as examples while noting Southern papers document avalanches of unsold loads due to costs.
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Southern
Florida
Louisville
Freight Rates and the Road to Reasonable Shipping
The piece argues current freight rates choke producer and consumer, likening it to a bottomless pit. It advocates a maximum rate per carload to restore balance between producers and distributors, and calls for railroad management changes if rates cannot be set fairly. It also questions how determining authorities decide what is reasonable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiscavres
Farm loans offered at five to six percent
Wood & Savery of Atlantin Iowa announce farm loan financing at 5 percent 542 percent and 6 percent interest. Call to inquire about terms and conditions at their office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wood & Savery
Atlantin Iowa
Turn Over Day to Day Shelf Warmers
A compact notice highlights daily wardrobe options labeled as shelf warmers. It invites readers to shop in comfortable attire, emphasizing casual browsing and quick purchases. The item underscores a promotional snapshot from a department store section.
Advertising as a Daily Market Signal for Housewives and Shoppers
The paper argues that postwar ads reflect constant price and market shifts, guiding housewives to up to date, better value goods. Non advertised items linger, while advertised goods rotate stocks, delivering newer, fresher products at lower prices, making turnover the reason for better value through The News Telegraph as a regional shopping blanket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tsebook
Mater One
News-Telegraph
Awakening to Self-Reliance Against Federal Overreach
A editorial condemns reliance on government guidance, arguing it erodes individual identity and liberty. It warns of a plan to submerge citizen initiative under powerful federal authority and urges Americans to reclaim self-government and uphold the founders’ vision.
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Republic
New World
Man Wants the Earth and Innovation’s Turn
Walt Mason riffs on man’s endless wants and the drive to own and invent. He notes need for light, phonographs, and transport, arguing that without desire the world would stagnate and life lose its color and motion. The piece blends humor with a patriotic praise of invention.
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Luna
George Matthew Adams
Legion Members to Attend John P Heiken Funeral
All American Legion members are asked to meet at the courthouse at 1315 on Wednesday afternoon to attend the funeral of John P Heiken who was killed in France. He will be buried from the Congregational church. Former servicemen are invited to participate in uniform if possible.
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Legion
American Legion
Court House
John P. Heiken
France
Brehony Returns From Omaha After Visit With Father Daly
T P Brehony cashier of the Atlantic National Bank came back Saturday from Omaha where he spent three days with Rev Father Daly who has led the local Catholic parish for thirty years. Daly and his liquor keeper Migs Quigley have since left for San Diego California.
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T. P. Brehony
The
Atlantic Nat'l Bank
Omaha
Father Daly
San Diego
Calif
Liquaskeeper
Migs Quigley
Stunne
Buteloff to Build Home at Seventh and Oak
F E Buteloff president of Town State Bank announced plans to start a new two story home at the southwest corner of Seventh and Oak. He recently bought the site from FM Alexander. The announcement notes the project as a farmer’s priced home in Dent Iowa amid seed and grain ads and local business notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F-E. Buteloff
Seventh and Oak
F. L. Buteloff
Town State Bank
Seventh
Oak
FM. Alexander
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Satwady Tows-Celeguapl
Bekearey
News and Telegraph
News Publishing
Iowa
Interstate Commission
Sovliens
United States
Adie Pyers and
Pall
William H. King
Utah
Walt Mason
Butler
Manhattan
Reid
Dent
Botha Valley
H. K. Williams
Fulton
Bifth and
Chestnut
Ford
Atlantic Automobile Company
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