Atlantic AB post office listing and rates notice
The snippet lists the Atlantic AB post office as second class matter under the 1879 act and advertises rates and contact details. It includes staff names such as Chase, Lydia Otto, Relyea, and Clara Otto, plus telephones for business and news departments and various subscription rates for carrier and mail delivery to U S and Canada. It notes Associated Press affiliation and republication rights.
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Atlantic
Congress
Notice to Subscribers and Stock Salesmen Warnings
Atlantic subscribers may request evening paper delivery by calling before seven at Red 403. The paper denounces stock salesmen pushing questionable brandy stocks and urges readers to heed warnings to avoid losses from poor investments.
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Atlantic
News Telegraph
Stock salesmen blamed for public losses debate
The article argues buyers and salesmen both erred in stock purchases of packing companies. It contends misrepresentation and buyer naivety fueled millions in losses, noting prejudice against packers and the allure of “big plants.” It warns prosecutions target misled farmers while urging caution and accountability.
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Associated
The
Skinner
Midland
Rippling Rhymes by Walt Mason in The Wet Home
A whimsical poem reflecting on life under the sea and a wish to save fish from moisture and predation. The speaker imagines providing dry beds and comfortable dwellings for marine creatures, lamenting the gap between land and ocean and the fish’s inability to understand human language. Copyright by George Matthew Adams.
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George Matthew
Adams
Voyage to tax free utopia sinks on British shores
A Southampton expedition led by Rhodes Disher plans to sail the South Seas to find a land sans government and taxes. The group, aboard the Medora, aims for places like the Galapagos or the Marianas but faces British government opposition and potential tax enforcement before any voyage can depart.
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Kansas City
Southampton
England
Rhodes Disher
Royal Geographical Society
Clabman
Disher
Valle
Gape Verde Islands
Cansines
West Indies
Atlantic
Parama Canal
Galapagos Islands
Equator
Anc
Galapagos
Ecudor
Pary
Maranesas
France
Seas
Old Files Fifteen Years Ago Today November 15 1905
Mrs. R. S. Brown aged 86 died of old age at home 701 Poplar Street in Cash County where she had lived since 1874. Miss Florence Donnelly visited Miss Mabel Beckhart and returned to Alpena Michigan. Henry Herbert of Audubon visits before going to Washington. Marriage license issued to Miss Clara Pratt Masaeca and George Morgan. Foy and Hall contracted to paint and decorate M C Cardio’s new hotel. W P Hynes and J I Kirk traveled to Omaha for implement dealers convention.
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R. S. Brown
Poplar Street
Cash County
Florence Donnelly
Mabel Beckhart
Alpena
Mich
Henry Herbert
Audubon
Washington
D. C
L. H. Pine
Foy & Hall
M. C. Cardio
George Morgan
Clara” Pratt
Masaeca
Kirk
W.P. Hynes
Omaha
Co Tion
Market quotes and a long-ago note from November 15 1886
A fragmentary item lists grain and hog prices with a reference to Jas Wye and T Powell and mentions Thirty Five Years Ago Today dated November 15 1886 a Sunday with no paper.
Tenants urged to buy farms in the South
The notice promotes farm ownership for renters in high land price regions. It claims Southern lands are cheap relative to value, with long growing seasons enabling two or more crops yearly, fertile soils for crops and stock, and lower feeding costs due to winter cover crops. It invites readers to write J G Williams, Manager, Southern Railway Development Service, Washington, D. C.
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J. GC. Williame
Southern Railway Development Service
Washington, D. G
Rev Elmer Holt to Lead Enmanuel Lutheran Church
Southwest town notes include ordination of Elmer J Holt of Newberry Nebraska by Augustana stroke to lead Enmanuel Lutheran church after five years without a pastor. Other briefs report cement sacks falling on workers Cheek and Meadows, a man Jen sen released in Earling after assault charges, Armistice day incidents in Councell Bluffs, a light plant vote in Prescott, poultry show preparations in Clarinda, and church debt drives in Shenandoah and Sidney.
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Council Bluffa
Elmer J. Holt
Newberry
Neb
Augustana Stroil
St. Paul
Enmeanuel Lutheran Church
News-Telegraph urges ordering engraved Christmas cards now
The News Telegraph urges readers to place engraved Christmas card orders immediately. Do not delay. Act now to ensure timely delivery and avoid last minute rush.
Wireless telephones to aid Shanghai fire trucks
Wireless apparatus to be installed on Shanghai fire department trucks to enable contact with headquarters during firefighting. Aim is constant communication with all units in action. The plan, part of modernization in major cities, reflects a push for improved rapid coordination.
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Sianghat
Shanghai
New Jersey Leads in Sending Students Abroad for Education
A New York study shows New Jersey exports the highest share of its college students to other states for education. New Hampshire tops the list of incoming students from other states, with New Jersey trailing in that category.
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New Jersey
New York
New Hampshire
Fragmented OCR Note on College Accreditation Across States
A garbled survey summary reports differences in college accreditation among states. Dif Kelly cites that several states list many colleges, with mentions of Alabama and other named places. The text is damaged but indicates concerns about accreditation status and counts across regions.
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Othien
Dif Kelly
Ohto
Pennsylvants
Alabama
Arizona
Arkansas
Delaware
Idaho
Montana
Mexico
Seetee
Thousands Of Birds Purified Beneath Temple In Egypt
Paris reports thousands of mummified sacred ibises found in an underground necropolis under a ruined temple at Deir Medineh. French servant M. Lacau described elaborately decorated earthenware vases embedded in papyrus cardboard housing the birds.
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Paris
M. Lacau
al Deir Medineh
Egypt
Potatoes and cryptic notes stir Egyptology talk
Fragmentary text hints at decipherment themes and a mock news voice. Mentions potatoes and a garbled reference to a New Telegraph style news item. Names, dates, or clear events are not present.
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Litantiy Bows
News and Telegraph
WEWS_ PUBLISHING
WE. PB. Chase
Lydia BR. Otto
Secy.Treas
Ohss
F. Chase
Chase
K. A. Chase
U. S
Canada
Associated Press
Tim
Central Iowa Poultry & Egg Company
Llane
Rena
By Walt Mason
W News-Telegraph
Jas
Visi T. Powell
Sabet
Earling
Joe Cheek
Jack Meadows
Heese Lumber Company
Cheek
Harlan
Jensen
Tabor
J. E. Farrell
Councell Bluffs
Bluffs
Prescott
Clarinday
Thse
Shenandoah
Presbyterian Church
Sidney
Wayne Whitmore
Sidney—Clarence Reeves
Mra. F
Reeves
Loveland
Colo
Riley
News-Telegraph
Eggers Bros
A. Brunswick
Grafo“nola
Hoosier
Gur
Haroud
Coraz In Aid
Peacock & Baxter
Iowa
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