Atlantic News Telegraph Subscription Notice and Address Details
The Atlantic News Telegraph announces subscription options with monthly and yearly carrier and mail rates, plus advertising representative contacts. It provides editorial and business office phone numbers and a note instructing subscribers who miss evening delivery to call before 7 p.m. and use a different phone line.
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News-Telegraph
Across Minnesota Roads to Duluth From a Traveler’s Eye
A writer recalls a Minnesota to Duluth journey describing improving highways, timber country, and dull traffic contrasts with Iowa. He notes Duluth’s harbor, Great Lakes waterway debates, and political mood in Minnesota ahead of elections. The piece highlights transportation costs, port activity, and regional growth with a traveler’s local tone.
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Minneapolis
Duluth
Wallen
Middle West
Jackson
Minnesota
Iowa
Lake Superior
Bui
Buffalo
Minneapolis Sur
Herault
Selwyn Eddy Looke
Moyne
Lise
Minti
Smith
St. Lawrence- Great Lakes
Hoover
Hake Superiar
USA
State Election Preview and Reflections on Duluth History
The article notes a neutral stance on predicting Hoover's state win and mentions a News-Telegraph trip to Port Arthur, Canada. It reflects on Duluth as a center of industry and pays tribute to pioneers who built the region, contrasting past vision with present fortune and national growth in the American Midwest.
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News-Telegraph
Moneday
Port Arthur
Canada
Duluth
Governor Al and Legion Leader Back Smith Candidacy
Governor Al and Legion head Hanford MacNider defend veteran concerns against Major General Henry Allen and Gov Smith. He faulted Smith for alleged attacks on veteran relief funding, praised Hoover as understanding veterans issues, and urged open aid to disabled servicemen. He praised the Republican record on veterans since Lincoln and urged bipartisan support for veterans’ care.
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Hanford MacNider
American Legion
Henry ‘T. Allen
Smith
MacNider
Coolidge
Haven
Burraue
Seetsbry Hoover
Hoo
Endgne
Veterans Bureau
General Hines
Rhentici
Buureau
Republican Party
Lincoln
Bare Legs and Modern Modesty in Public Life
In the Chicago Journal of Commerce, A G Sibley laments shifting social mores as women push fashion toward extreme exposure. He contrasts past modesty with current trends, noting knee visibility, skirt shortening, corset removal, and lenient conduct as a sign of moral erosion, while condemning public scenes of bare legs in Oklahoma City and San Francisco high schools as indicators of wider cultural change.
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G. Sibley
Chicago Journal of Commerce
Ho‘siery
Cash
Oklahoma City
Lowell High School
San Francisco
Indus
Pompeii
We Are No Longer Involved With the League
From the Iowa Press opinion column denounces U S refusal to join the League of Nations and argues against imperial ambitions. The piece notes seven and a half million votes in favor of nonparticipation and questions national policy led by Uncle Sam. Also a Waterloo Tribune item mentions Mrs Clen Shaver’s silence and anticipated remarks.
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Anita Record
United States
League of Nations
Des Moines Marathon Dance Stirs Debate and Cash Loss
A Des Moines marathon dance drew about eighty thousand entrants and promoters netted roughly 850000 while critics question the stunt and its organizers. The event, tied to political and social aims, sparked debate on its value and the motives of those who profited from the spectacle.
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Idubor
Des Moines
Wuingh
Changing Votes Is There Any Hope For Persuasion
The poem by Walt Mason reflects on political campaigning and the futility of persuading voters. A speaker recalls arguing in shops and on the boulevard to persuade neighbors to back Silas Jinks or Hen McGee, only to see election day produce unexpected outcomes. The piece ends noting the speaker no longer lectures, questioning if debates sway any voter.
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Silas Jinks
Hen McGee
Blie Prent
Jinks
McGee
George Matthew “Adams
Fly Free Date Guidance for Southwestern Wheat
Farm Bureau News reports W C Duncan cites extension entomologist Moed Butcher advising against sowing wheat before the fly free date in southwestern Town. Despite past Hegalan fly reductions from control measures, recent damage in several heavier wheat areas raises concerns for 1928.
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W. C. Duncan
Casa Co. Farm Bureau
Amea
Hog cholera vaccination urged amid county outbreak
Officials warn hog cholera spreads across the county in weeks of outbreaks and urge immediate vaccination as the cheapest life insurance for hog herds. A town ship vaccination drive will be organized with notices sent to newspaper offices and farmers, and information available from local representatives.
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Vacis
Directa
Kellogg Says No Change Can Be Made in Dawes Plan
Secretary Kellogg states no alteration to the Dawes Plan can be made, asserting there will be no change to the inter allied relief and repayment framework. The remarks come amid ongoing questions about world affairs and inter allied relations.
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Geneva
SEC
Kellogg
Iowa Patents List Shows Shower Curtain Support Patent
Des Moines September 17 Des Moines special Harry Madison of Council Bluffs received a patent for a bath curtain support that adapts a tub for use as a shower bath and keeps the curtain closed during bathing Other Iowa grants include Donald S Barry Cedar Rapids Harry J Criney Burlington for a combined washing machine and wringer drive mechanism Harry Crihur Clarinda wringer control Lester C Murdge Oltumwa drill box ing and Agnes Sjostrom Cher okez chicken brooder
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Des Moines
Harry Madison
Council Bluffs
Donald S. Barry
Cedar Rapids
Harry J. Crinev
Burlingston
Harry di Crihur
Clarinda
Lester C
Murdgoeg
Oltumwa
Ing
Agnes Sjostrom
Cherokez
Chitken Brooder
Ames Episcopal Clergy In Session At Ames
Episcopal clergy from several Iowa cities gather in Ames for their annual laymen and clergy conference. Speakers include Rev. E R Randally and Rev. L H Matheus. A closing address urges greater lay involvement to advance church work.
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Ste
Ieszle
E.R Randally
Whitbreck
Davenport
George I. Henry
Des Moines
Hicago
Real Estate Transfers Edwin Daugherty and wf to
Real estate transfer notice noting Edwin Daugherty and spouse assign to Abelle Daugherty and others with a monetary consideration of 300 dollars and property described by deed details as on file dated 1921 11 28 and lot and block references in Anita jurisdiction.
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Edwin Daugherty
Isabelle Daugherty
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