Notable 1916 Campaign Coverage From The News Telegraph
The News Telegraph profiles political polling and strategy as Harding leads in republican circles with forecasts of large state majorities. It notes optimism for Kendall and Cummins opponents, praises women voters and local organizing, and announces a final election night return coverage in Atlantic.
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Harding
Kendall
Hullow Wampaign
News-Telegraph
Lampaign
Argorran
Notice to Subscribers on Evening Delivery
Attiolg subscribers who do not receive their papers in the evening may have deliveries arranged by calling before seven o clock Telephone Red 403 This is not the News Telegraph number
The Die Is Cast as the Nation Heads to the Polls
Election coverage describes a highly charged presidential contest with a vast campaign history. Readers are told to expect an information driven vote guided by intelligent analysis and impartial sources. The piece notes the Democrats rely mainly on the so called solid South for sure support amid nationwide uncertainty.
Rippling Rhymes by Walt Mason The Ultimate Consumer
The poem voices a weary citizen who bears global burdens as the ultimate consumer. It satirizes taxes and costs, with the speaker lamenting endless bills and fatigue while farmers and millers are referenced in a humorous, critical tone.
Ultimate Consumer and the Taxing Chain in a Country Town
The verse traces a tax chain from the jobber taking a rake-off on flour to the ultimate shopper paying taxes on a suit. It follows roles from the woolen maker to the cloth buyer and the tailor, ending with the Ultimate Consumer as the final payer. The piece, credited to George Matthew Adamis, laments the burden on the consumer in a stylized rural setting.
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George Matthew Adamis
Old Files40 Years Ago November 1 1905 Farm Sales and Local Deaths
From The Old Files column notes activities around Atlantic Iowa. Misses Minnie Tiedemann and Tyna Schultz visit Germans with Schultz arriving two years ago with uncle Mx Tiedemann. J M Emmert buys William Rush 234 acre farm in Anita at 57 per acre and a 16,000 Guthrie county farm. L L DeLano Atlantic lawyer and state legislator dies after fifteen months illness. Dahlberg returns from Corning after three weeks steel lining Adams County jail. Johnny and Henry Walter sell 120 acre farm northwest of Atlantic to Will Pellet at 60 per acre. Walters previously bought A K Hillyer farm near Lewis at 100 per acre. Mr and Mrs L A Coate return from Boise Idaho. Nathan & Dani death and funeral for A T Dunn’s home tomorrow afternoon.
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Minnie Tiedemann
Tyna Schultz
S Schultz
Mx Tiedemann
J. M. Emmert
William Rush
Anita
Val le
Guthrie County
L. L. DeLano
Atlantic
Dahlberg
Iater Irosh Works
Corning
Adams County
Johny
Henry Walter
Will
Walters
A. K
Hillyer
Bear Lewis
L. A. Coate
Westerday
Boise
Idaho
Nathan & Dani
A. TL. Dunn
Political notes from roosevelt to g.o.p. campaign close
Democratic and Republican campaigns wind down across states with mass meetings at Madison Square Garden and Columbus. Harding claims Ohio will vote 200000 for him. Mrs Cox dismisses politics. Vert predicts Kentucky Missouri and possibly Tennessee go Republican. Kendall and Herring hold rallies in Atlantic. Porter campaigns for Senate with Des Moines speeches. Moora reports anxious views on Cumming and Kendall.
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New York
Madison Square Garden
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Ohio
Harding
Columbus
Cox
Chicago
Toledo
Aaron &. Watkins
Kentucky
A. T. Vert
Republican National Executive Committee
Missouri
Tennessee
Porter
United States
Des Moines
Frank W. Moora
Guthrie Center
Atlantic
Iowa
Brayton
Cumming
Kendall
Frariink
Alaskan hunting trek yields big game record
W A Muman of Shelby county returns from a three month expedition 300 miles inland near White Horse Alaska with guides. They killed nineteen mountain sheep seven mountain goats ten caribou and three silver tipped grizzly bears. Muman personally took five sheep two goats three caribou and three grizzlies. The party faced glacier hazards and extreme solitude with few encounters with women or outsiders.
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Alastar
Civilization
W. A’ Muman
Shelby County
White Horse
Buman
Hese
Express
White Horge
6000 Teachers Receive Aid From the Red Cross
Vienna unit assists impoverished middle class and destitute families including professional, clerical, and civil service workers. Gifts of clothing reach the 6,000 recipients as aid from the American Red Cross.
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the Red Cross
Vienna
American Red Cross
Probable Harding Landslide Mentioned in Iowa Campaign
The report notes a likely Harding landslide in the state with focus on Kendall and eastern Iowa. It cites Moore touring and delivering campaign speeches for two weeks and Hayes reportedly holding strong meetings across various locations.
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Harding
Kendall
Iowa
Moore
Hays
Tenants urged to own farms in the South through affordable payments
A promotional call to renters in high land cost regions to buy farms in the South. It highlights cheap land relative to productive value, multiple crops yearly, fertile soils, long grazing seasons, and good markets. It invites readers to write J C Williams, Manager, Southern Railway Development Service, Washington DC.
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J. C. Williams
Southern Railway Development Service
Washington, D. C
Submarine chaser rescues crew after seaplane trouble off San Diego
SAN DIEGO Cal Nov 1 A submarine chaser rescued Navy Lieut T Garnette four seamen and five musicians on the open sea off Ocean side forty miles north after the party spent Saturday night adrift in a crippled seaplane while chasers searched the coast. The plane left San Pedro Saturday night to bring the musicians to a North Island naval air station but engine trouble forced it to alight at sea.
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San Diego
Cal
T. Garnette
Oceanside
San Pedro
North Island Naval Air Station
Combination Sale Notice at éth and Walnut Streets
Advertisement for a combination sale on Saturday November 6 with property listing due by Wednesday. Mentions tablets priced at 5 and 10 cents and references The News Telegraph as the source.
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the News-Telegraph
Christmas Appeal Marks Relief Effort By Church
The Methodist Episcopal church appeals to its 4,590,000 Sunday school members to dedicate this year’s Christmas offerings to aid suffering European children with food clothing medicine and other relief.
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Methodist Episcopal Church
Europe
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News, Publishing Company
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Chas. F. Chase
E. P. Chase
Mer
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Secy
Treas
Chas
F. Chase
E.P. Chase
R. K. A. Chase
C. S. Relyea
Clara 0. Otto
U. S
Canada
Associated Press
North
John T. Adams
Republican National Committee
Colorado
Montana
New Mexico
Utah
Adame
Hardinge
Oshers
Bet Ovide
Cummins
Eucey
Nate Rendall
Clyne Herring
Capaign
Kode
Central Jowa Poultry & Egg Company
Ast
Ebony
Hedges Bros Master Cleaners Rug Fenovators
By WALT _ MASON
George H. Clark
Herring
City Auditorium
Odd Fellows Hall
G.A. R. Dum Corps
Elgil Wiz
Wunier
Alaska
Red Cross
Society of Friends
Ras Lang
Pe. A
Veryone
Dr. King
Dr. King’s Mills
Shepily Ce
Eae
Illiams
I-Purron
Chestnut Streets
Eaney Netice
OUR
Tire Service
Walnut St
Cps
Petroleum Age
Rocky Mountains
Standard Oil
Michigan Ave
Nowrsold Wyder
Gibson '& Rabe
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