Atlantic News-Telegraph Publishing Details and Subscriber Notice
Atlantic News-Telegraph lists owners E P Chase and R C A Chase with editor and publisher E P Chase. It details office contacts, advertising reps in Chicago New York and Graybar Building, and subscription rates by carrier and mail. A subscriber notice urges callers to report late deliveries before 7 PM by dialing 1353W.
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Advertising honesty and the fight against fake schemes in Cass County
The News Telegraph urges local merchants to reject fly-by-night advertising outfits and praises years of self restraint by area business groups. It argues newspaper ads offer the best value but warns many fake advertisers bilk merchants, urging vigilance and honest methods over dubious solicitations.
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Time to Decide on Road Bond Issue in Iowa
The article urges voters to support a $100,000,000 highway bond issue on the first Tuesday after the first Monday in November. It argues bonds are repaid from the road fund and notes motorist taxes will be paid regardless. It stresses urgency, statewide support, and organizing committees to ensure a favorable vote for improved primary highways.
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The Way of the World and the Pressures on the President
The piece argues the U S president occupies the central public role, constantly photographed and interviewed, leaving little privacy. It notes Coolidge, in his final term, renounced another run and cleared the way for Hoover’s nomination, while he remains the nation’s chief executive.
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Campaign spotlight shifts from Coolidge to Smith and Hoover
The article notes March 4 as a turning point affecting public focus. It argues the press now highlights Herbert Hoover and Gov. Al Smith ahead of President Coolidge, who remains the same leader yet has waned public interest as the campaign grows. The piece reflects on changing publics and the enduring nature of political leadership.
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New Iowa teaching aims for world citizenship in schools
Iowa public schools will adopt a new curriculum this fall emphasizing life readiness over rote subjects. Health, law observance, economy, and practical studies join reading and arithmetic, with world citizenship and personal finance features for every student.
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North Dakota Socialism Factions Hit North Dakota Fairs
Iowa Press reports in the Nonpareil that North Dakota factions dislike both Tuanver and Smith tickets and cling to socialist ideas. The piece criticizes free fairs as financially risky, notes Audubon county's fair success under careful management, and questions the viability of free admission events.
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Sioux City Journal
Public Policy Debates On Bank Guaranty And Tariff Impact
The excerpt critiques bank deposit guaranty plans and possible state bond issues to cover deficits, noting mixed results in states like Nebraska. It also attacks tariff criticism by Democrats, arguing Republican tariff laws protect the American farmer and warn that repeal or revision would harm farmers and broader industry. It urges voters to study effects before supporting federal tariff changes.
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Political Opinions From Across Iowa Press Rows
A compilation of editorials and snippets from Mason City to Knoxville and Storm Lake. It covers liquor policy hog prices corn placement campaign tone Brookhart and Cummins political contrasts and criticism of toll bridges in the modern funding context.
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Mason City
Storm Lake
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Rippling Rhymes by Walt Mason
The poem imagines Father trading the old car for a plane and the family joining a jet age boom. It humorously contrasts the outdated automobile with the speed and spectacle of air travel, noting how modern desires shape family plans and social life.
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Walt, Mason
May the Best Gal Win in a Bizarre 1928 Tale
A George Matthew Adams Service piece from 1928 sketches a bizarre vision of a lobby, a furnace, a hangar to be built, airships, and a yard stacked with figures. The narrator plans more construction, fencing, and guarding dogs to trap his wife and pets as clouds descend.
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Iowa History Bits Furnished by State Historical Society
Brief historical notes prepared by the 6 BOR Iowa History Bits service summarize local events and figures. The fragmentary item references a state historical society bulletin with archival bits from Iowa.
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Diary of Caroline Phelps Wife of 1830s Iowa trader
A diary kept by Caroline Phelps, wife of William Phelps, chronicles frontier life in early 1830s Iowa. It covers marriage objections, trading with Sauk and Fox peoples, Black Hawk War excitement, frontier hardships, and home life. Notable episodes include freeing captured prisoners and a frontier trading post fire with explosions. The diary, dated from March 2, 1830 to 1840, will be published by the State Historical Society.
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William Phelps
State Historical Society of Land
Iowe City
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St. Louis
Missouri River
Iowa
State Historical Society
Doctor Advises Rest and Diet to Save a Life
In Cedar Rapids Arthur Edmunds, 40, despondent after his wife’s divorce, attempted to end his life by hanging and inhaling gas. James Fon found his father dead at 9 o'clock last night, medical staff arriving too late to revive him after more than an hour of pulmotor treatment.
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