Successor to the News and Telegraph in Atlantic Iowa
Advertising rates are available on request from the News Publishing Company of Atlantic Iowa. The paper informs readers of delivery options and subscription prices, lists officers and directors, and notes Associated Press rights. A notice advises Atlantic subscribers who do not receive evening papers to call before seven with a Red 403 number, clarifying misdialed calls.
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News Telegraph
News-Telegraph
Jackals of the booze outlawry
A harsh defense of moral standards condemns sellers of liquor substitutes marketed as medicines and those who provide dangerous spirits to drinkers. It argues against traders who profit from illegal alcohol and calls them vile predatory figures harming the public. The piece condemns such conduct and asserts government action against offenders.
Harding era cabinet guesses and liquor substitute laws
A late century observer notes overreach in shaping the Harding cabinet and policy. The piece questions press influence on the new president and critiques a rumor mill about Medill McCormick and world league ideas. It compares a Council Bluffs figure with erroneous political informants and warns against assuming cabinet choices.
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Harding
Peking
Mark Sullivan
Medill McCormick
Europe
U. S
Sullivan
Atlantic
Council Bluffs
The Legionnaires Best Little Football Eleven in Iowa
This paper hails the Atlantic American Lepian football team as the best small Iowa eleven outside the big colleges. It lauds their season ending on Thanksgiving and honors overseas veterans who played, linking football training to army effectiveness. It notes former overseas players and others who stayed home proving the value of the sport and patriotism.
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Lepian
Iowa
Husky
St. Mihiel
Argonne
Uridiron
Uncle Sam's Boys
Jana
Anybody Can Run a Newspaper Says Keeley
Former Chicago Tribune publisher Janes Keeley stated in a brochure that many people overestimate the ease of running a newspaper or hotel. He cited seeing newspapers more capable than others and noted critics who presume to improve the industry without understanding its costs and systems. In North Dakota a Non Partisan League venture failed, revealing the risks backers faced when backing such papers.
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Keeley
North Dakota
Non-Partisan
League
Obo
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Passing of Old Time Printers Marks End of an Era
The obituary recalls Perry Cavenaugh, veteran printer and steward of the craft. It honors his half century in Des Moines newspapers, service in the Seventh Cavalry after the Civil War, and the kindly, loyal nature that defined his career. It notes his marriage to Miss Daly and links his death to the broader fading of old time printers. The piece also laments broader issues about newspaper business and Sunday blue laws.
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Jometimes
Jerry” Jong
Des Moines
United ‘States Army
Cavalry
Perry" Cavenaugh
Miss Daly
Jim’? Daly
Terry' Cavenaugh
Tribute to Terry Cavenaugh by Des Moines Capital
The Des Moines Capital prints an editorial tribute to Ter y Cavenaugh a longtime Des Moines printer who died recently at his home on peat street Wednesday evening His colleagues recall him as a steady worker and a prominent Dow Moines figure in the local printing trade.
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Des Moines
Terrence Cavenanehk
Dox Moines
Peat Street
Old Files Mark 1905 Preliminaries in Presentil Court
Fifteen years ago today November 27 1905 SH intaye Lampeach Albert Waltere and G Wubbyatt were bound over to the grand jury on charges of criminally careless handling of an ebkhs PDB Lighty Kansas City Mo. A Wakefield man and his son near arike Vy Gray featured in the report. The Priebe Simater establishment pickers demanded 21 2 percent for chickens and 2 1 2 percent for turkeys with manager Hostetler granting their wish.
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C. V. Uden
Fe Wakefield
Arike
Hostetler
Irish Sinn Fein Courts Reshape Justice Across Counties
Irish republican authorities order eviction of government officials from court buildings and bar judges not recognized by the Dail. Local councils push for military training and water cuts to police, while Sinn Fein hosts meetings to select parish court judges. Many courts operate daily under shifting governance with plans for broader elections by year’s end.
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Ifghalty St
Bagen
Ntl
Claremorris
Mayo
Innent
Taniscorthy
County Wexford
Ireland
Sinn Fein
Atis
Aistrie
Étectora
Dail Fironan
Sion Feln Club
Ballok
Shawolers
Limerick
Sinn Feincourt
Site of Ancient City Found Near Tahariyeh
A Jerusalem dispatch reports the London Times on a discovery of ancient remnants tied to a notable Jewish and Christian past. Jewish workers digging a government road near Tahariyeh uncovered walls and coloning, prompting a government halt. An antiquities official visited with two Jewish Exploration Society members, who have been permitted to conduct further excavations.
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Jerusalem
London Times
Tahariyeh
Epartsment of Antiquities
Jewish Exploration Society
Tha’ Society
Monkey Year Children Reported Slain in Tokyo
Fragmented OCR suggests a chaotic report about infant deaths in Tokyo linked to a "monkey year." Police are cited as investigating while mothers believe the children were harmed by some disturbance. The text is garbled and hard to fully interpret.
Health and longevity in old age through moderation
A disjointed verse vignette reflects on aging, habit, and vitality. It references a ninety year old Gaffer Todd, playful lines about drinking and smoking, and the notion that health depends on choices. The piece closes with a quip about living long and staying spry.
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Todd
Mike
George Matthew Adams
Christmas Card Subscription Prompt Ad Copy
An old newspaper notice urges readers to subscribe or renew through The News Telegram with contact Brook 521 and notice to join GC W Cary. It promotes engraved Christmas cards and prompts immediate attention to avoid delay.
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John
Brook
W. Cary
Exhibition of Francs at Boulogne Inspires Local Interest
A cultural society hosted the Juril Exhibition in Boulogne featuring a display of 1,000 jars and potable goods. Ms. Davin, director of the unit, supervised demonstrations across two departments while prizes were awarded, including the Medal Vermellio at the horticultural exhibit. Farm loans are offered at 6 percent to 6 and a half percent by Wood & Savery of Atlantic, Iowa.
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Hiep
Call
S Us
Wood & Savery
Atlantic
Towa
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