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Public notice in Atlantic Iowa outlines newspaper operations and publishing details. It lists editors owners and mailing rates, with options by carrier and mail across Canada and the U S. It notes delivery calls before 7 o'clock and clarifies this is not the News Telegraph number.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
News and
Telegraph
EB. P. Chase
CHASE
Canada
U. S
Catala
Iowa
Ovid Cass
Cass
Old Ironsides in Photoplay at Atlantic Theater
Review notes the impressive production Old Ironsides by James Cor at the Atlantic theater, running a Sunday and Monday matinee. It highlights the pacings of the seafaring drama, the revival of Stephen Decatur’s heroism, and a love story amid the battle against pirates, with strong praise for Cruze’s filmmaking and Rupert Hughe titles.
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Janes Cor
Athntic Theater
Toonsiois
Constitution
Tse Nation
Hth
States Navy
American Republic
Uhre
Eqngress
Philadelphia
Low
Cruze
Stephen Decatur
Willhace Ony
Esther
Rupert’ Hughe
United States
Congress visit Cyrenus Cale inspires wary Washington letters
Syndicated weekly letters by Cyrenus Cale recount anecdotes about President Coolidge in relation to Rupert Hovis. a reflection on George Washington, modernism, and historical memory. The piece references Valley Forge, Pohick Church, and discussions of Washington’s stance and faith.
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Congress
Cyrenus Cale
Washington
Cromwell
Daniel Welton
Nob
David
Smp
Hughes
George Washington
Valley Forge
Angaile
Goaman
Gillon
Galvin Ie
What For Surplus Crops and Irrigation Plans Debate
Fragmented OCR describes worries over surplus crop disposal and irrigation funding. Mentions Westerners proposing a fund to impound water for irrigation and secure consistent water supply for Tiporiars valley farmers. References estimated funds and the need to move crops off hand.
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Tiporiars
Dam Bill Debate Hints at Expensive Project Costs
Fragmentary OCR notes suggest lawmakers weigh a costly dam proposal with engineers predicting the work could balloon to many times its stated cost. The Boulder dam measure faces passage in the house after senate approval, with potential deadlock and questions about overall viability.
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House
House of" Representative
Senate
Hoover Praised as Farmer Helper in Editorial
An editorial reprinted from the Council Bluffs Nonpareil lauds Herbert Hoover for aiding farmers through programs like the St Lawrence waterway. It quotes Hoover as a thinker and doer who saved Belgium from starvation and contrasts him with political rivals, arguing he stands as a leading American of his era.
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News-Telegraph
Herbert Hoover
Council Bluffs
Hoover
St. Lawrence
Middle West
Convene
al Smith
L'Ammany
Bin
Republian
Tit
Belgium
Vonmir
Wil d
Unclear 1920s prose hints at Al Smith and dry vs wets political debate
A fragmented editorial voice discusses Al Smith carrying Iowa in November and a well known Royalist supporter. It recalls a transition vote on prohibitive amendments and notes weak turnout among wets. The piece links Smith to national political currents and laments a metaphorical claim about a world war era outcome without clear dates or events.
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New York
al Gmiphent
Lowa
Roval Sasith
Tawa
al Smith van
Kai Wilkeley
Atlantic hotel project eyed to meet 20th century needs
A proposal urges erecting a seventy five hundred room hotel in Atlantic to attract financial backing and capitalize on growing tourism. Authors argue current motel capacity is inadequate as several nights weekly see travelers turned away, calling a new hotel essential to keep pace with progress.
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Atlantic
Hoover's Canal Plan Prompts North American Unity Drive
Hoover argues for a thirty foot ship canal across North America linking the Great Lakes to the Atlantic. He frames it as a historic, nation lifting project on par with the Panama Canal, to boost trade for farmers and industry alike and unite the continent’s economic future. The plan envisions deeper waters to admit ocean going vessels and shift cargo from canal to ocean routes, enhancing export potential.
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South America
Set Lawrence
North
Aimusien
Saint Marie
Hoover
Montreal
Bargna
Chiclea
Panama Canal
North America
Great Lakes
Seven Seas
Hoover Best Friend of Farmers Despite Critics Says Address
An address from New Haven argues that Herbert Hoover is the strongest advocate for farmers among all candidates. It asserts Hoover would boost Midwestern agriculture by building the St Lawrence canal and improving river transport, lowering costs and narrowing the distance between farmers and consumers.
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Egatern
Hoover
Ins
New Haven
Conn
Sceretary
Middle West
St. Tawnee
Forview
Liverpool
Minnesota
Statesman
Ote Whenl
Guniy Bor HN
Navy Bill in Peril as Senate Delays Passage Amid Adjournment
The Tribune reports that Republicans in the Senate show no intent to pass the cruiser bill authorizing fifteen 10,000 ton ships. Administrations proposals sparked pacifist alarm as adjournment looms and competing bills crowd the agenda, risking the navy bill’s fate.
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Navy
Boulder
Dam
Daga Tribune
Beth Jase
Moe Nephane
Congress
America
Onjl Congress
Colt
Mministra~tion
Senata
Boulder Dam
Treasury
Vileas
Para- Mahia
Boulder Alupa
Rippling Rhymes by Walt Easy on the Pole Quest
A fragmented verse piece recalls the old drive toward the North Pole. It hints at explorers braving perilous sea routes and the long years of longing to reach icy shores, ending with a bleak image of buried yet unfathomable dead in a desolate polar land.
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North Pole
Pole
Pole explorers and maps redefine the polar void
An OCR fragment reflects on polar exploration and mapping advancing beyond snow covers. It mentions plans to invade frozen regions without toil, husky teams, and a future where every inch of space may be charted, while noting space travel and planetary routes as soon to unfold.
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Deathry
Peter
Alristanc
Smyths
George Mittaew Adis, Serylee, Liss
Bigamist Wife Seeks Remarriage to Husband No 2
A fragmented report notes a bigamist wife identified as Waneta Gott and another party, ages around 15 and 20, with references to divorce, alleged infidelity, and a plan affecting religious instruction. The text outlines intent to remarry and mentions a Gary plan and church board actions amid unclear details.
Lyrical Advice and Local Bond Vote Mentioned
A fragmentary piece blends a moral parental dialogue about a son with a civic note that Carroll County will vote on eight proposals including a $45,000 bonds for a new county home, with details appearing near the end of the text. The source shifts from domestic guidance to the public notice in a dated rural setting.
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Breda Io
Carroll County
Pri“Piarys
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