Atlantic News Telegraph Provides Subscriber Notice and Rates
The Atlantic News Telegraph lists publication details, pricing options for carrier and mail subscriptions, and advertising representations. It notes a caller alert for late subscribers to request evening delivery by calling before 7 pm and clarifies the phone number is not the News Telegraph’s.
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Canada
U. 8
Iow
Iowa
Cass
Countie
Eseneee
Atlantic
Smith on the Tariff Sparks Democratic Debate
The piece argues Governor Smith’s endorsement of the Underwood tariff backfired, citing a revenue shortfall and business gloom before World War I boosted demand. It contends Democrats cannot reconcile the tariff plan with practical economics and American workers’ welfare.
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Smith
United States
Hig
Nesus Tomund
September Prosperity Echoes Through Iowa Fields
A reflective column notes a year of unusual warmth, storms, and bountiful crops in Iowa. It asks readers to observe signs of prosperity in farming, housing, and travel, contrasting with past downturns and urging optimism over national tensions. The piece highlights strong labor, abundant kitchens, rising car traffic, and robust markets from Chicago to local town commerce.
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Lincoln Highway
Americas
Chicago
Lowa
North Dakota Senators Endorse Hoover Curtis Support
The text shows Senator Nye and Senator Nye praising Hoover for farm relief, with Nye noting Nye’s belief that Hoover recognizes the farm problem and will devote ability to its solution. Nye emphasizes Hoover's promises in official pronouncements and his commitment to agriculture ahead of the election.
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North Dakota
Gerald P. Xyu
Hoover
Curtis
Nye
McNary- Haugen Bil
Fay
Smith
Smithy
James Hoover
The Test of the Dawes Plan Comes to a Pivot
The Christian Science Monitor notes September 1 marks the Dawes plan's preliminaries end. Germany has paid roughly 5.47 billion gold marks and will owe about 2.5 billion annual payments, while debates linger over total reparations and the role of the United States in funding via German securities. International agreement or debt talks loom as Germany faces a heavier burden and questions of interallied debts.
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Christian Science Monitor
Germany
Seymour Parker Gilbert
United States
Seething Infamies in Campaign Slur Rowed Across Denominations
W G Sibley quotes a New Jersey Baptist preacher claiming Catholics cannot be fit for citizenship and praising a Chicago church group for condemning religious meddling in the campaign. He notes widespread slander by professed Christians and calls out intolerance harming churches, urging unity against such tactics.
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New Jersey
Smith
Eguae
United States
Chicago
Fake Oil Companies Warn Farmers About Promoters
A Wallace's Farmer piece cautions farmers about fake cooperative oil firms led by promoters. It explains how to tell if a company is truly cooperative, urges checking articles of incorporation, and warns that common stock can control profits while patron benefits vanish.
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Iowa
Farmers’ Elevator
Cooperative Creamer
Ledke
Iowa Press Questioning Farm Relief Proposals
The Greatest Problem article questions the Democratic platform and Governor Smith speeches, asking where the party or candidate offers a better plan for farm relief than the Republican stance. It frames the issue around the poor workingman and public support, noting missing details in paragraphs of party messaging.
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Logan
Democratic
Smith
Slump Debate and Inflation Claims Behind 20 Billion Gap
The piece notes remarks on farm land value losses during a Democratic administration. It cites Governor Smith and 27 million radio listeners, contrasting relief for farmers with education on wheels. The text critiques inflation's role in land depreciation and urges clearer public explanation.
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Anita Records
Smith
Mortgaged Shoes and Modern Credit in a Mason Verse
Walt Mason satirizes credit culture in a humorous poem about buying shoes on installments. A shopper grumbles at debt practices while the store touts modern payment plans, revealing class and pride tensions as the speaker contemplates paying in weekly installments.
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Morshaytt
George Matthew
Adams Service
Untitled cryptic humor and social commentary fragment
An undertaker joke line about an auto incident ends with a grim pun. A county dialect exchange references prescriptions and a dishwashers remark. Patrons complain about wages and a wilt man’s temperament. The fragment weaves through class and labor phrases with quips and regional speech.
Penney to Open Fifty Three Stores in Spring
The J C Penney Co. announces fifty three new stores to be opened in spring 1929, boosting total units from 892 in 1927 to about 1,000 in operation. Growth highlights include 1927 additions of 147 stores and a 1927 gross business of 151 million dollars, with further expansion planned across states such as Arizona Arkansas Colorado Iowa.
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Penney Company
J. C. Penney Company
Atoré
Tha
Arizona
Arkania
Colorado
Nole
Iowa
Expansion policy ties towns to large centers amid policy change
The document notes expansion toward larger population centers including St. Louis Tulsa and FE Pasa as part of a company policy shift. A separate civil petition involves Tena Brunken alleging a board bill of 700 and threat to move a man from her home after seven years. A LaMoni Latter Day Saints replica church is described, built to scale with a park setting, by Moroni Traxler and Charles Anway.
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St. Louis
Tulsa
FE Pasa
Rccard
Martin Brunken
Tena Brunken
Brunken
Minnesota
Lemoni
Latter Day Saints
Lamoni
Moroni Traxler
Charles Anway
Whippet Sales Volume Surges After Low Prices
Willys-Overland reports Whippet Six priced as world’s lowest six cylinder car with advanced features and strong demand since debut. Whippet Four also reports record-breaking sales as prices were reduced to compete with low-priced cars. Executives anticipate continued high volume through year end.
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Willys-Overland Company
Sines
John N. Willys
Willys-Overland
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