Atlantic Iowa Postal Notice and Advertising Rates
Advertisement rates and post office placement notice for Atlantic Iowa listed under act of 1875. Names of Chase family and associates as officers and directors, with contact numbers and subscription pricing for carrier and mail delivery. Details include US and Canada rates and AP membership notice.
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the Post Office
Atlantic
Iowa
Congress
Chas
F. Chase
E. P. Chase
Mer
Lydia BR. Otto
Secy.Treas
BE. P. Chase
BR. K. A. Chase
C. S. Relyea
Clara 0. Otto
Lydia R. Otto
U. S
Canada
Not to Subscribers Deliveries Offer by Telegraph
Asian subscribers to the News Telegraph may have papers delivered if they call before seven o clock. They are advised to use telephone Red 403. This number is not the News Telegraph's official line.
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News
News-Telegraph
Covenant of the League of Nations pledge
The article states that League members commit to respecting territorial integrity and political independence against external aggression. In case of aggression or threat, the Council will advise on how to fulfill this obligation.
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The
League of Nations
League
Kendall Reverses Course in N. Republican Gubernatorial Bid
Republican candidate Kendall delivers a sharp turn in the race, turning the tables in a manner that supporters deem decisive. The remark adds urgency to a contest featuring multiple figures and local party figures backing Kendall's renewed stance.
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Kendall
Kendall answers rumor on Ingham Harding and Register policy
The Des Moines Register is labeled socialistic and democratic by Republicans in Town. Kendall denies any plan to name Governor Harding if a vacancy occurred, noting no such rumor existed outside the Register. The piece accuses Harvey Ingham of political ambition and blames him for the paper's editorial stance.
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Des Moines Register
Harding
Harvey Ingham
Kendall
Register
Register Office
Ingham
United States
Mr. Ingham
The
Harvey
Rippling Rhymes by Walt Mason in Night Poem
A short verse by Walt Mason contemplates life's end as night approaches. The speaker casts aside grief and hate, choosing cheer and hope, noting sleep as the great boon. Copyright by George Matthew Adams.
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Walt Mason
Vlad
Cheerfoot
George Matthew Aduries
Old Files Fifteen Years Ago Today October 24 196B
Matt Coker returns home from the Iowa sanitarium where he was ill with dropsy and shows improvement though still frail. Local notable notices include W A Dowell seeking a legislative seat, Mayor Ben A Wood visiting Weeping Water with his mother, and family guests from Plainview Bay City and Galva visiting. Mrs Mary A ee hosts Mrs B J Smith of Des Moines. E M Willard and wife depart for Davenport for the O E S grand chapter with Willard as credentials chair and his wife as a delegate. City markets report corn at 83 8 9.
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Matt Coker
Iowa
W. A. Dowell
Cumberland
Ben A. Wood
Weeping Water
Neb
Zech Delano
Plainview
Zoe Fowler
Bay City
Sh. L. Delete
R.C. Ewan
Galva
C. M. Cole
Mary_A
B. J. Smith
Ded Moines
E. M. Willard
Daversport
Thirty Five Years Ago Today October 23 1886
Mrs Thaddeus Pratt has been very sick but is improving her daughter Mrs Brenneman cares for her Dr Graves is seriously ill in Chicago a dispatch notified Mrs Graves. John Hopley and Blanche Seaman were married in Jersey City October 23 at the Presbyterian church. Mead friends gave Miss Murray a birthday surprise with bracelets presented by A H Goodspeed. Thomas Pratt bought the Leap farm in Bear Grove John Bell leased the Elsworth farm Grove township Burt Shoudy returned from Kansas and bought land in Ness County. Wheat 85c corn 41 1 2c oats 25c hod gasb 1 16.
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Presbyterian Church
Herron
Miss Murray
A. H. Goodspeed
Thomas Pratt
Leap
Bear Grove
John Bell
Elsworth
Grove Township
Burt Shoudy
Kaneas
Ness‘County
Cass County Board Proceedings On Seven Mile Drainage Bids
Cass county Iowa board meets October 14 1920 to open bids for Seven Mile Drainage Ditch. Bids include Fred M Crane Co Horton Sternberg Matthews Bros Callahan-Walker. action delays and bond sale noted. numerous claims approved for Legion hospital pensions patrols and bridge work.
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Atlantic
Iowa
Board of Supervisors
Cass County
A. ©. Highley
W. D. Bell
G. A. Zellmer
Mike Metz
Seven Mile
Zellmer
Bell
Fred M. Crane Co
F. M. Horton
L. E. Sternberg
Cheek
Matthews Bros
Calldhax-Walker Construction, Co
Callahan-Walker Construction Co
Meta
Indian Creek Drainage District No. 3
Mallon
Lillie Mueller
Biggs
Soldiers Relief Commissioner
Lotioh-Md
Atlantic American Legion
Earl Anderson
Atlantic Hospital
Blackmar & Co
Ballentine
Bunnett
W. Blake
Ken Serene Tateee
Clara Bailey
S. O. Bishop
John C. Beard
Ieee Creer
Leona Berry
C. W. Boltz
E. Brown
Albert Borens
B. B. Card
Core Park
Icel & PR. R. Co
Ian Clark
Patrol
Fred Denison
Myrtle Doty
FE Donnellan
Renee A T
B. Ellis
Ralph Goodwin
Ginn & Go
ALG
Highley. Com
A. C
Highley
M. T. Burkhalter
Bete
Ledger of road and drainage payments from 1920 session
Records detail numerous village and county expenditures including patrols road work and school books. Items list names firms individuals such as Callahan Walker Construction Co and J. H. Myers with amounts ranging from a few dollars to thousands. Board actions include bids on Seven Mile Drainage Ditch and land acquisitions for road sec. 28 and 15 in Washington township.
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Nak
T. W. Davis
Cine Siéahe
Elliott
B. FP
Ferguson Co
Fullerton’ Lbr. Co
Clair Gipple
Gerlach & Kuester
Patrol
P. Heffler
F. W. Hantno
John Hancock
Jens Jansen
Florence Jones
Carl Kriever
E. Ktringel
Laurel Book Co
J. H. Myers
Sail
Lillie Mueller
Massena Tel. Co
News Pub. Co
Practical Drawing Co
C. G. Hansen
Joyce Ltor. Co
S. M. Jensen
W. B. Kelly
Bob Kilpatrick
W. E. Locke
Mike Metz
J. Hy Marshall
Boa
Sie
Joe ©. Landon
A. B. Morse
Robi
G. Roberts
C. M. Spry
B. F. Walker
H. Rudolph
Brown
H. H. Rousseau
W. W. Schonnover
S. Wilson
Jake Babb
D. H. Ross
R. Schofield
C. M. Staley
M. Thompson
Perry F. Turner
Frank van Brocklin
Gopher
Walter Wise
S. K. Wilson
Deageing
Geo
Patrick McNamara
John Ratzlaff
Frank O. Will
Vee
C. D. Denison
Henry Jipsen
Sarah M.kinnersley
Ed McConville
W. A. McKee
Alpha Neary
Fritz Proehl
Standard Bridge Co
University Pub. Co
Wilson Concrete Co
R. N. Bissell
Vin Conrad
Thos. Casey
Gus A. Carlson
Chas. Deane
Harry Dressler
E. A. Denham
Bernhardt Eitts
Lon C. Hines
C. G.,hansen
Wee Vee Eee
E. F. Wilyard
Doga
Og Ceeeevenee
Emanuel Jensen
Anthony Korsler
Albert Husk
Gheep
Atlantic
Towa
Board of Supervisora
D. J. Botte
W. D. Bell
A. C. Highley
G. A. Zellmer
Seven Mile
Bode
Zellmer
Bell
Metz
Highley
Ball
Callahan~ Walker Construction Co
Red
Callahan-Walker Construction
Washington Township
Washington ‘Township
Ek Anita Record
Harding Welfare Program Praised by Ohio Rep Fess
Senator Harding's social justice plan calls for a federal department of Public Welfare to consolidate agencies and tackle maternity protection childhood health and moral standards. Hon. Simeon D. Fess of Ohio lauds its practical aims and warns against bureaucratic duplication while urging swift action.
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Pn Marlon
Senator Harding
Federal
Department of
Harding
Simeon D. Fess
Congress
Ohio
Senate
Washington
Uns
Governor Sproul Speech on Women and Cox Opposition
Governor Sproul of Pennsylvania criticizes Cox and claims women oppose Cox. The excerpt cites political motives behind pro suffrage support, noting sentiments that Cox's stance is for political gain rather than genuine reform. The text reflects early 20th century debate on women’s suffrage and party alignments.
Harding Welfare program praised by women workers group
Mrs Raymond Robing of Chicago spoke for thousands of women workers as they listened to Senator Harding's speech on Social Justice. Mrs Rables, president of the National Women's Trades Union, said they represent just one of many groups supporting the program and its aims.
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Emicion
Raymond Robing
Chicago
Lsten
Harding
Rables
National
Bnlon Lengua
Fragmented quote explores women and social justice themes
Text fragments discuss citizens in America and social justice, noting women’s roles in health, mother care, and national service. It references ideals, groups, and questions about equality, with garbled OCR making attribution unclear. The piece hints at a broader debate on women’s hopes and civic responsibilities.
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America
Ft Ainseten
Robins
Ptt Polit
SS Elge
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Central Iowa Poultry & Egg Company
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Viven Une
Hedges — Bros
Rug Renovators
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John Co. Lary
Caine
Otto. Miller
Mattheis
John W. Mattheis
J. McFadden
B. M. Painter
M. D. Sheets
J. E
Harry Tracy
Leon G. Voorhees
G. F. Wissler
Lanly
Gyao
Mary Waters
W. D. ‘Bell
A. Zellmer
Tomi
Beard
Patpes
A. Mu
C. EB. Kringel
A. G. Highley
E. Kringhi
C. Highury
Tion
Marion
Department of Public Warfare
Sproul
Cox
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