Atlantic News Telegraph subscriber notice and rates
Notice to readers of the Atlantic News Telegraph advising late delivery issues and to call 7 PM at 314 K for assistance. Includes advertising rates and publishing office contact details for CHASE, CHASE and K.P. CHASE editors and publishers.
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Letter from Cole to Dickinson on Iowa politics and national ambitions
A sprawling early 20th century letter references Congressman Cole and Congressman Dickinson from Iowa. It critiques Dickinsons ambitions for the United States Senate, deplores the Republican leadership, and relays observations from Europe about poverty and industry while arguing for fiscal prudence to avert bankruptcy. It rails against party factions and laments a drifting political culture with strong editorials and cited pages from Des Moines Capital.
Endowment Fund Appeal Promises Aid for Disabled Veterans
The American Legion urges subscriptions to a five million dollar Endowment Fund to support disabled World War I veterans and dependents, funding care through earned interest. It argues the plan saves government money, strengthens children’s futures, and advances national welfare beyond current appropriations.
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Cole Replies To Dickinson Vichy Wapids
CYRENUS COLE writes to leaders in Iowa urging unity on farm policy and industry in response to Dickinson and national actions. He defends Hoover’s approach to agriculture, supports cooperation and emergency measures, and calls for a regional meeting of representatives and senators to promote a farmer driven campaign.
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Mitchell on Deck Why Not Gonaress Endowment Drive
Mitchell is urged by the American Legion to testify in Washington to support a presidential Endowment Fund aiding widows and orphans of dead soldiers. The piece critiques aviation land policies and bureaucratic war departments, urging unity and a printer for the foundation. The text questions capacity to secure support and carry the cause forward.
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Fragmentary OCR note on funds and control
Fragmented text references funds and control, mentioning five million dollars and purposes. Names and clear facts are unreadable, leaving only vague talk of finance, labels, and a miscellaneous description. The source is too garbled for a precise item.
Fragmented News Card From A Scrambled Page
A garbled local item references the public to a fight and a dog story, mentions Coolidge’s dog, and hints at strikes and public explanations. It also alludes to Arab news, quitting smoking, and London banking talks with a mistaken baking powder analogy.
The Send-off of Dee Dingbat in Pikersville
Dee Dingbat, long a steady town figure in Pikersville, leaves with dignity as kin and neighbors bid him farewell. The old gent, now alone and aged, recalls his honest life while friends pledge welcome back at the Bluey Front store.
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