Advertisers Rates and Postal Notice in Atlantic News Telegraph
Advertising rates are listed for carrier and mail subscriptions including monthly and yearly options. A notice explains post office service and foreign mailing costs. Readers are advised to call Red 403 before 7 pm to adjust evening delivery with the News Telegraph.
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News-Telegraph
Local Republican Primary Announces Cass County Candidates
A series of announcements list Cass County Iowa Republican contenders for state representative county attorney sheriff supervisor county recorder county treasurer clerk of the district court and county treasurer. Each seeks party nomination at the June 7 1920 primaries with voters to decide outcomes.
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Laws
Board of Isers
A. C. Highley
Hobart
Cusscolby
Jesse N. Jones
Nomi
Halon Mir
District Court
Adit Jarly
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Debate Over Armenia Mandate Echoes Philippine Rule
The piece contrasts a US Armenia mandate with the Philippine war effort, arguing Armenia would require vast forces and costs, while flags outside influence from Bolshevik threats and French British interests. It criticizes a political leader described as an "amusin cuss" and warns against relying on him for farm and labor issues.
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United States
Philippines
Lis
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Vland
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England
Uncle Sam
America
American Congress
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Aniele Haaveys
Farmer and Labor Tieup Sparks Primary Debate
A Des Moines Register analysis targets Brookhart's proposed alliance between farmers and union labor. It calls the plan impractical and silly, arguing farmers would toil long hours to benefit union laborists, while criticizing the candidate's platform as wild theories aimed at Republican voters ahead of the primary.
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Make the streets safe for pedestrians in Atlantic
The editorial urges arresting speeders in Atlantic drivers, noting many are strangers and home talent known as speed demons. It condemns open mufflers and speed mania, calling for action to reduce reckless driving and protect pedestrians.
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Campaign spending and taxpayer concern in presidential race
The writer questions who funds campaign messaging, suggesting Republicans use personal or friends’ money while administration supporters leverage government printing funds and public money. The piece calls for scrutiny, speculating on the total personal propaganda financed by taxpayers and proposing Senator Kenyon as a target for investigation.
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Editorial calls for a calm, hard working Congress
A Des Moines editorial urges a six year shift to pragmatic, back to basics governance. It condemns loud partisanship by Brookhart and cries for self restraint, orderly policy, and faithful adherence to representative government to avoid anarchy and preserve liberty.
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We Must Silence the Loud Mouthed Agitator Says Paper
The piece denounces a loud agitator seen as dangerous to the republic. It condemns his incessant phrases and argues that men of the Brookhart stamp would jeopardize the nation, warning readers of the risk and demanding restraint.
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Brookhart
Costs of Ink and Verse Drive Poets to Higher Fees
A poem by George Matthew Adams laments rising costs for writing materials and production. The speaker complains that ink, paper, ribbon, and other supplies have grown expensive, threatening to force poets to raise prices or quit. He urges fair pay for lyrics amid the current demand surge.
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Birthdays of Noted Figures Highlight Anniversaries Today
Today marks anniversaries for Dosti Farnum the popular actor born at Hampton Beach. John Kendrick Bangs celebrated author born in Yonkers New York. Shepherd Ivory Franz APA president born in Jersey City New Jersey. William Wistar Comfort Haverford College president born in Tempertown Pennsylvania.
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John Kendrick Bangs
Yonken N. Y
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Jersey City
Toitay
Dusti Farnum
Hampton Beach
William Wistar Comfort
Haverford College
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Woman banker heads new Tennessee bank in Clarksville
Mrs. Fr J Runyon, wife of a physician, president of Tennessee's only women led bank at Clarksville, says she will lend to men but requires first class security. The seven month old bank aims to help youth save, with $15,000 capital and $53,000 in deposits in six months. Directors are all women and the cashier is the county attorney's wife. She spoke at the Tennessee State Bankers convention but declined to address many speakers.
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Fr. J. Runyon
Clarksville
Mia
Glycerine Mixture Claims Cure for Wife’s Ailments
A retired merchant recounts his wife’s stomach suffering and how a glycerine and laxative mix sold as Adler-i-ka reportedly eased both upper and lower bowel issues. He claims it removed foul matter, relieved sour stomach and gas, cured consumption fears, and prevented appendicitis. Advertisement from Gibbon & Rade druggists.
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Gibbon & Rade
Diplomat by George E Cobh A tale of Miss Bland and Muriel
In 1920s fashion a stern aunt inherits a troubled girl Muriel. Miss Bland intends strict discipline to steer the child from roaming life. Muriel's charm and a long-buried romance between Muriel and Robert Lang upend the aunt's plans.
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Armenian Mandate Debate Shapes Des Moines Conference
May 27 Des Moines Town reports the final act of the Methodist Episcopal general conference as it adopts a resolution urging Congress to accept the Armenian mandate. The measure prompts heated debate. the ban on amusements remains unchanged. The conference adjourned at noon.
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Methodist Episcoe Church
Ily
America
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