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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1925
Page
8
The fragment discusses subscription points for yearly plans and a voting process but is largely unreadable. It mentions yearly and multi year subscriptions with point values and a renewal clause, then drifts into disjointed social commentary about voting standards and gifts, ending with a nonsensical phrase about periods and years.
The message urges prioritizing extensions for first and second period subscribers, with new subscribers counting in the third period. It notes prior gains before Saturday night, bans on extension cuts in the final period, and limited extrait votes for new entrants. This week is presented as the final MMC chance to win.
A chaotic OCR fragment describes a pivotal voting period with sealed ballots and a final period. It notes next week’s Final Period, double-point subscriptions, and timing around a campaign deadline. The garbled text references judges, a sealed ballot box, and the importance of the last period, though specifics are unclear.
Advisory board named to oversee party integrity with ensured secrecy of the poll. Attendees including Gillette merchant Brehenny banker Whitmore attorney Emigh postmaster Peacock pledge to uphold decisions from West and surrounding territory as final and beyond dispute.
Portable Corona typewriter offered for sale by Sea Fred Steinke. One page listing notes priced to sell.
Paris dispatch reports the 1926 forecast by French crystal gazer Professor Raymond predicting eventful world changes. He foresees maritime disaster, shifts in American fin ace, euro recovery, franc stabilization, British revolutions, a railroad accident killing a famed author, Mussolini’s retirement, and future transatlantic airmail and a helicopter breakthrough.
The Prince of not just his thing for jazz asks about latest tunes during a 25,000 mile journey to the Americas. He inquiries about Queen Alexandra’s health and plans to visit Sandringham. Queen Mother enjoys daily drives and is in improving health.
Marne LA Oct 14 Special to News Telegraph Mr and Mrs M P Gunderson and families spent Sunday with Ray Keith in Anita Also Harley Winchester and family from Atlantic visited Sid Ars Fred Newlin and family and George Lanny and son Clarence visited Frank Gruthe and family Leona Gunderson returned home from Omaha after a visit The item also notes a double murder charge against Noward Jatt of Milwaukee conductor on a train in Renosha Wisconsin.
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