Atlantic News Telegraph publisher notices and rates
Atlantic News Telegraph publishes evening edition details owner names E P Chase and R C Chase. Notices cover advertising rates, office contacts, and delivery issues. Subscribers are reminded to call before 7 pm if papers aren’t delivered and to notify the office about address changes or discontinuations.
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Siadwen
Canada
U. S
ToWa
Cass
Atlantic
News Telegraph
Wall Street Deflation Mirrors Farmer Struggles in Stock Crash
The piece compares Wall Street stock deflation to farm losses, noting speculators misread market strength and farmers face hardship while brokers push paper profits. It suggests the crash may be inflationary or manipulated, and hints that farmers endure while financial elites seek to recover by rallying industrial stocks.
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Wall Street
York
Deygir
New York
Stock Exchange
Cammlesu
The Only Way From Old Law To Modern Disorder
Essay warns that happiness via property and reform is false and that enduring laws govern success. It decries revolutionary agitators, pretenders to virtue, and one-size-fits-all political theories. It argues reality rests on effort, thrift, industry, and adherence to fundamental economic principles.
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Noo Mather
Alner
Common Sense Endures Despite Human Flaws
A reflective passage argues that laws and policy shape outcomes, but human impulses drive shortcut thinking. It asserts that while people seek rewards, common sense remains irreplaceable and fundamental to social order, even amid flawed judgment.
Serviced Them Right Washington Tins Contempt Case
Washington DC based paper the Washington Tins faced a contempt ruling after reporters refused to disclose liquor source locations used in undercover buys at speak easies. The piece argues for journalistic ethics and public duty in exposing illegal booze operations.
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Washington
Washington, D. C
Jolonist
National Capital City
the Times
Graud
Ibowe
Haris
Dante
Statud
Staal Pigeons
APA
LoWepaper
Senator Norris May Seek Senate Rerun Despite Retirement Claims
Nebraskan Senator Norris announces plans to run for re election to the United States Senate. He has served twenty eight years in Congress and previously spent a decade in the House. The piece mocks his political opportunism and loyalty to party, noting past pivots and controversial alliances while suggesting Nebraska voters face a choice on his continued presence in national politics.
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Norris
Georgy Norris
Nebraska
United Stat
House of
Congress
United
Brookhart
Wil Brooklet
Novis Iy
Democrats
Genie
Mgulur Inquistiot Ss
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Beonkhart
Hoover
Payeir
Stdle
Tour
Weston
Wilow
Iowa Observations and Corn Borer Update
Iowa observations describe a traveler returning from California to Des Moines by multiple transport modes, noting discomfort of the journey and homeward pull. A report from Dean Curtiss at Iowa State College details corn borer expansion into Ohio Michigan and Indiana, with 72 000 square miles newly infested and expected losses of 10 to 26 percent in tall corn. Mondtavi M Smith of Winterset is floated as a gubernatorial candidate with a proven legislative record and prior service as secretary of state.
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Betyagu
Battert
Western Air Expresa
Los Angeles
Kansas + City
Des Moinie
Los Aneles
Plunk
Lye
Mort
Fulferton
Kansas City
Wees
Ohio
Michigan
Indiana
C. ¥. Curtiss
Iowa State College
Cory Ber
Toledo
Dean Curtiss
Dean Curti
Ed M. Smith
Mond Tsavi M. Smith
Winterset
Madisonian
Anul Ot
Walter Ramsay
Smith
State Senate
Maxdlijson-Adair
Great Addresses at Ames Highlight Farm Life and Policy
At an Ames conference of the American Country Life association three major talks drew thousands of farmers. Former Illinois governor Frank O. Lewden urged home life and environment, Missouri governor Arthur M. Hyde defended farm relief and cooperative marketing, and Gov. John Taramill outlined farm reform provisions. Lowden emphasized rural life and the joy of craft versus modern industry’s monotony, noting farming offers structure and satisfaction despite machine-age challenges.
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Ceral Commisasion
Gene Assembly
General Assembly
Messires Towa
Commission of Assessment and Govern
Smith
Makvam
Datue
Ames
American Country Life Association
Iowa State
Frank O. Lewden
Illinois
Arthur M. Hyde
Missouri
Washington
John Taramill
Ma Hanwil
Enarimant
Lowden
Iowa paving wave sweeps state counties say voters support paving
The Reporter notes many counties already voting on bond issues celebrate progress while others worry about turnout. It says paving has been sold to most people and the state will move forward with paving despite dissenting counties.
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Lyon County
House
Iowa
Paris Magpie Fashions Rule in New Season Styles
Paris fashion reports favor magpie mixtures of black and white with care in pairing. Numerous magpie models appear in collections while a smart tweed broken check trend gains attention. A three quarter coat features a long red collar and black broad tail with elbow cuffs of ayme fur, paired with simple wool frocks.
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Alice Langalier
M.S
Paris
Binek
The Right Brand of Salt and Fashionable Furs
Intense fashion copy portrays cream and white fur ensembles with velour coats, ermine trims, silver fox borders, and swathed hats. Descriptions highlight silhouettes with hip-hugging belts, front ties, and long vs short coat lengths. The vivid text paints a chic era fur collaboration and styling cues.
Chestnut dishes and tips from old kitchen lore
A 1929 George Matthew Adams Service piece blends chestnut recipes with kitchen tips and rural observations. It covers Chestnut Soup and Chestnut Sauce methods, cooking notes, and aims to evoke traditional domestic practice, alongside weather and farming reflections.
Correct English A Daily Quiz From Public Ledger
A dated quiz notes word origins and contractions. It discusses grueling, idioms, misused phrases, and a pronunciation term for a beard tuft. It cites a sentence example about farming as a healthy occupation and notes substitutions in common speech.
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Ny Spoleon HL
Public Ledger
Advertising Drives Oklahoma Merchants Forward
The text extols the power of advertising to boost turnover and profit. It argues that attractive ads attract buyers, that advertised goods are represented truthfully, and that modern merchants grow by clear, honest promotion. It urges readers to use newspapers ads to locate where to buy.
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Sda
Rippling Rhymes by Walt Maron HF HF 4
A fragment poem shows a farmer battling pests and drought as crops fail. Describes planting, cultivating, and advancing seasons with vivid but unclear imagery and weatheral hardships. The piece ends with a sense of abandonment as winds dry the plains and crops rot.
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Walt Maron
Smiles Took Her at Her Word in Domestic Drama
Readable fragments reveal a domestic scene with Mrs Alden interviewing a servant applicant who jokes about calling her by name in the morning. Other scattered lines mention Mrs DeSmythe planning a Chicago trip for clothes and casual remarks about cars, cigars, and a doctor’s query about a patient. overall, a mosaic of overheard conversations in a household.
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