Atlantic News Names and Rates Advertising Rates Card
Advertising rates listed for mail and carrier delivery at Atlantic Tow a with a postal date note under the 1879 act. Names of Chase family officers and Otto, Chase, Belyea, Lydia Otto as directors along with office numbers and telephones. Associated Press credit statement included.
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Atlantic
Towa
Congress
Minde
Chas. F
Chase
Eb, P. Chiase
Mgr
Lydia R. Otto
Treas
Chas
P. Chase
E.P. Chase
R.K. A. Chase
Belyea
Clara D. Otto
Notice to Atlantic Subscribers Delayed Evening Papers
Atlantic subscribers to the News Telegraph may arrange delivery of their papers if they are before eleven o'clock by calling Red 403. This number is not the News Telegraph's line.
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Atlantic
News- Telegraph
News-Telegraph
Republican Responsibility and the Call to Restore the Nation
The Republican Party is praised for its decisive victory and for a nationwide resolve to restore the country from Democratic mismanagement, the war’s fallout, and debt. It emphasizes courage, duty, and the obligation to return institutions and industries to stability under Republican governance.
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Republican Party
Harding
Nacmaley
Republican Readjustment Program Promises Economic Stabilization
A historical passage outlines a Republican plan to raise taxes, curb socialist interference, and rebuild industry after the war. It praises the party’s path to efficiency and profits, and credits the president elect with leading the effort to set the nation’s house in order.
Political shifts and cabinet talk in post election era
Dubuque county shifts to Republican, ending river county influence. Buck Jones reads Bryan out of the Democratic party. Harding gains cabinet interest with Reynolds Lowhlen and Wood Pershing named, plus Baruch’s film spending and mayoral demand for Chicago police chief resignation amid crime revelations.
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Dubuque County
Jackson
Jim? Buchanan
Bryan
Tumully
Cox
River
Democratic Party
Buck” Jones
Arkansas
George Reynoolda
Lowhlen
Lowien
Harding
Reynolds
Panora
Des Moines
Ghi Sago
General Wood
General Pershing
Thompson
Chicago
Chiatot Police
Gurrity
Chicago Fair Home Bar Sinister Symbol Debate
Fragmentary OCR text refers to Chicago politics and a debate over removing a bar sinister symbol from a public or fair home. Insufficient context prevents a clear event, participants, or outcome.
Historic New Jersey election yields lone Democrat Runyon
In New Jersey the legislature shows an unmatched split with Democrat Harry Runyon of Warren County poised as the sole minority member in the Assembly and to nominate a speaker, while Thomas Barber of Warren County heads the Senate delegation. The piece notes the unlikely pro Republican tilt of Hardened rural Warren County and reflects on surveys and civic self-cleaning.
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New Jersey
Ft i
Assembly
Harry Runyon
Warrenounty
Runyon
John H. Hoyt
House
Senate
Thomas Barber
Warren County
Mitterdon
Harding
Socialist critique of reform era politics in a small town paper
A distorted republication and critique of 1920s political tensions are discussed with focus on religious influence, corporate influence, and anti internationalism. The piece condemns Hillquit and European socialism as alien to American values and portrays the small town press as a battleground for these ideas.
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Morris
Slike Hillquit
Hillquit
Rugsin
Our New Congresswoman Robertson Election Stirs Democratic Rage
In a Des Moines Capital editorial the idea of a people's government is defended against Bolshevik critique. The piece cites the 1920 election and Miss Alice M. Robertson's position on the Republican ticket, arguing her election proves the people govern themselves. It reflects traditional party fervor and the era's political tensions.
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Des Moines
United States
Russia
Ony Eek
Lanier
Alice M. Robertson
Robertson
Miss Robertson's Cafeteria Politics in New Congress
The piece argues Miss Robertson, elected as the sole congresswoman, had opposed suffrage in the past and ran her cafeteria transparently. It notes local support and skepticism, praising her as a defender of Americanism who will govern for the people and compare her congressional style to running a cafeteria.
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Robertard
Phetes
America
Mr. Bolsheviat
Oklahoma Anti- Suffrage Association
Miss Robertson
Congress
Cangred
From The Old Files Thirty-Five Years Ago Today
Thirty five years ago today reports note H A Gifford of Lewig dealing with land purchase and exy to purchase. Henry Nett yew reportedly left town. Mrs Ed K Johnson returned from Dakota last evening. George Chambers of Tamatoya visits the city with relatives. R M Murray attends a social event. A marriage occurred yesterday at Atlantic View farm at the home of...
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H. A. Gifford
Lewig
Ann Exy
Henry Nett Yew
Ed. K. Johnson
Dakota
George Chambers
Tamatoya
R. M. Murray
Atlantic View Farm
Miss Florence Benedict Officiates at Local Service
A fragmentary report notes Miss Florence A Benedict officiating at a local event held at an Ada county location. The piece references a botna valley medical society gathering and mentions individuals including Campbell of Lewis and a person nicknamed Bob Murray.
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Florence A. Benedict
Dey
Republicaha
Adafr’gounty
Campbell of Lewis
Botna Valley
Botna Valley ‘Medical Society's Amevting Grden “of, Miss Ty “‘Auditok
Bob” ‘Murray
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League of, ‘Nations
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