Atlantic News Telegraph publisher details and subscriber notice
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Atlantic. News
Telegraph
None and Telegraph
E. P. Chase
R. CG
A. Chase
Burke, Kuipers & Maloney
Chicago
North Wabash Ave
New York
Graybar
Lexington Ave
Atlantic
News-Telegraph
Tax for the Fair Faces County Levy Debate
Iowa law allows a county levy up to one half mill for incorporated county fair organizations. Cass County considered a one tenth mill levy to aid the fair. the board did not approve, citing budget hearing needs. The piece argues the small levy is fair and necessary as fairs face rising costs and rely on volunteer effort, and urges public support if authorized.
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Iowa
Cags County
Cats County
Lqcal
Montag
Fair Association
Eged
Cass County
Standard Oil and its aviation guidance signs praised
Public service feature extols Standard Oil as a great American institution. It highlights its aviation sign painting for pilots, nationwide service at filling stations, employee devotion, no past strikes, and stock ownership by workers, framing the company as a model of reliable public service and enterprise.
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Standard Oil Company
Standard Paints
Oie
Covirse
Doing His Duty as Ninth District Congressman
Earl W. Vincent, serving out the unexpired term of W. O. Green, plans to go to Washington in November for the opening of the session on the first Monday in December. He will serve about four months and aims to represent his district with full effort, having secured office space in the House and hotel lodging in Washington for himself, wife, and young daughter.
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Earl W. Vincent
Congress
Ninth
W. OR. Green
Washington
Vincent
Vincent aims for serious service as a public congressman
The piece praises Vincent for treating his congressional duties with seriousness and energy. It contrasts him with others who seek only a short term, noting his intent to be a reliable public servant during his tenure and suggesting he may seek a full term in the future.
Letter Defends Hoover, Attacks Tammany Ties
W C Hills, former Oakland publisher now in Palo Alto, writes in the Atlantic paper praising the encyclopedia quote on Tammany hall. He mocks Democratic corruption charges, condemns blackmail and protection of criminals, and urges votes for Harry Dougherty against Tammany links. He targets Jim Reed Jay Robinson and other Democratic leaders.
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Oakland
Acorn
Palo Alto
Galif
Ww. GC. Hills
Buisi
Atlantic
Tammany
Brittantoa
Tammany Hall
Easiar
Liquor Deal. Org
Americdii
Tammany' Hall
Harry Dougherty
Jim Reed
Jay Robinson
Democratic
Five in the Race Prominent Third Parties Highlight 1924 Campaign
The editorial argues three fringe candidates Norman Thomas of the Socialist Party William Z Foster of the Communist Party and William E Varney of the Prohibition Party have minimal electoral chances yet run to advance their causes Hoover and Smith lead the race with tariff debates shaping farming and industrial policy The piece notes rising support for socialist and communist ideas and discusses tariffs vegetable oils lard and pig iron in relation to farmers and labor markets.
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Red Oak Express
Hoover
Smith
Norman Thomas
Socialist Party
William Z. Foster
Communist Party
William E. Varney
Prohibition Party
White House
Varney
Congress
United States
New York Stock Exchange
Tariff debate on corn molasses and oil prices
A historical note discusses tariffs proposed for corn at 30 cents per bushel, molasses at 6 cents per gallon, and oil at 3 cents per pound. It argues tariffs would barely affect town prices over five years, even with Argentina imports, and notes molasses imports impact alcohol production.
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H. A. Wallace
Wallace
Argentina
Lars Bladine to Leave Iowa Post for Oregon Newsroom
Word comes that Lars Bladine veteran Iowa newspaper man and federal revenue collector has bought a newspaper in Oregon and will not seek reappointment. He will depart at the end of his present term to make his home in the west. The move leaves a gap in Town journalism and raises questions about the local press’s future.
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Lars Bladine
Fairfield Ledges
Iowa
Oregon
Bladine
Blidane, Editor and Publisher, Remembered for Integrity
A portrait of Blidine, longtime editorial writer and owner of the Webster City Free man Journal, who built Cedar Falls Record into a strong regional paper. Born in Sweden, he embraced American life, shaped political opinion in Iowa, and supported wartime enthusiasm, with a reputation for honesty, generosity, and vigorous intellect. Oregon gains a citizen ready to lead and uphold high conviction through clear journalism.
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Bludinew
Ars Bladine
Webster” City Freeman-Journal
Cedar Falls
Waterloo
Sweden
Oregon
Milk More Dogs Storm Lake Registers
From Buena Vista County farmers who have used their cream checks for family living expenses, we suggest dairy departments advocate more cow milking. Prices for milk products are unusually good, and there seems to be no limit to demand.
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Storm Lake
Buena Vista
Education as the Path to Independence in Ida County
A digest of editorials on education stressing schooling as the ladder to leadership and opportunity. It argues that without complete high school education a young person faces hard times and limited future prospects.
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Ida County
Hoover comments on New York voting patterns in Smith race
A speaker notes that Al Smith carried Syracuse by 7,000 votes two elections ago but lost it by about 4,200 four years ago, arguing New Yorkers may reject Tammany leadership and oppose placing it in national power. He urges careful consideration of New York’s political mood ahead of the vote.
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New Yorker
Red Oak
New York State
al Smith
Herbert Hoover
New York
Hay
New York City
York
Fork Agricultural
Smith
Bel
Empire State
Greater
Syracuse
New
Easy Money Blues in Rippling Rhymes by Walt Mason
Poem contrasts gold and ease with the toil of past years. A youth used to luxuries grows tired of possessions while a man who works hard in later years finds meaning in labor. The narrator notes how memory of poverty can heighten appreciation for earned goods and small luxuries.
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Pusa
Troy
Croesua
Grandmas Fly and Judge Seeks Answers in Curious Court Session
Old Orchard Maine witnessed a humorous scene as Pat Smiles Pat faced a drunkenness charge while the court teased him about liquor sources. In Rochester New Hampshire a 104 year old woman joined centenarians soaring from the airport in a playful birthday flight, greeted by Scarborough’s Mary Waterhouse. The event echoed last year’s similar stunt by the trip companion Grandma.
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Old Orchard
Grandima
Almatia
Bennett
Chicopee
Falls
Maas
Charles W. Bradley
Rochester
N. H
Grandma
Mary A. Waterhouse
Scarboro
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