Northwestern Bell Franchise Question For Atlantic Iowa City
City of Atlantic receives an opinion on Northwestern Bell Telephone Company status. It confirms Bell occupies streets and runs long distance lines without a city election franchise, while local systems require a franchise from voters. The report traces Iowa case law from 1873 onward, noting Cherokee and Des Moines precedents, and concludes franchise requirements apply to local exchanges though long distance lines may not.
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Supreme Court
Follo Atlantic
Towa
City of
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Northwestern Bell Telephone Company
Chay
General Assembly
Forever Opera
Iowa
Des Moines
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Central Union Co
Des Muines
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Focal Exchange
Sail City
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State of Iowa
Iowa ‘Telephone Co
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Cherokee
State of Town
Corn Meetings Report Great Success Across Regions
A report highlights widespread success of corn meetings, noting strong turnout and positive feedback from farmers. Officials cite improved knowledge sharing and potential gains in yields and market planning through these sessions.
Local film policy offers laughs to $1,000 payout
Char lie Chaplin's The Gold Rush opens soon in Des Moines. A local movie magnate announces an insurance policy backed by Southern Surety Company for $1,000 to every ticket buyer who can laugh themselves to death.
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Des Moines
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Charlie Chaplin
Southern Surety Company
Dawn of Co Operation in Heavy Atone Discovery
Two individuals collaborating find they can roll a heavier atone than a single person alone, marking an early insight into cooperative effort and shared labor. The observation demonstrates practical gains from teamwork and coordination.
Anita News Fractures Vertebrae Tea He Ra
A fragmentary notice reports Anita News sustaining a fractured vertebrae in a tea house incident. Details are incomplete but hospital treatment and patient condition are referenced.
Corn Husk Suit and Local Residents Take Winter Trip
A ragged local fragment notes Corn Husk Suit to 4A rights, a man visiting Omaha and the American Legion gathering, and plans to spend winter in Florida. It mentions Jane Marge from Barkeville and a fall read as a caution, plus Hork and his wife from Anita now in University City IA and F C Cotton of Shenandoah visiting the city Friday.
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Omaha
Janes
Marge
Hood Ape
Barkeville
Hourk
Fermer
Anita
University City
Florida
F. C. Cotton
Shenandoah
Bankers Seek Interest in Warehousing Act
OWA bankers show interest in the Warehousing Act as a policy topic. The note outlines industry concerns and potential implications for credit and storage financing.
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OWA
Farm Bureau Seeks Keeps Boys and Girls on Farm
A fragmented clipping shows Farm Bureau advocating for rural youth to remain on farms. The article references leaders, dates, and a policy stance aimed at sustaining agricultural work for both boys and girls.
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Farm Bureau
Memorial markers honor local war heroes in city plan
Readable text notes four blue field markers with a marginal band carrying war hero names to be placed at angular intervals across the county. Posts will be redecorated with flags on patriotic holidays. City memorial plans are underway with College Park considered as the tribute site.
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Senvive Wen
College Park
Real Contentment: Work Hard and Do The Task
Oscar Wilde argues that contentment does not come from luxury but from labor and completing one’s tasks. The quote emphasizes satisfaction from work well done rather than ease.
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Oscar Wilde
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