Republican County Ticket Names and Roles Listed
Lieutenant-Governor J C Milliman Supreme Judge J G Sherwin Railroad Commissioner E A Dawson Superintendent R C Barrett Representative M N Baker Treasurer T W Brown Sheriff J P Hill J B Johnson Coroner M J Murphy Supervisors R D Wilkin D B Frink 150 4
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J.C. Milliman
J. G. Sherwin
E. A. Dawson
R.C. Barrett
Republican County Ticket
M. N. Baker
T. W. Brown
J.P. Hill
J, B. Johnson
M. J. Murphy
R. D. Wilkin
B. Frink
New Telegraph Declares Continued Fairness Under New Owners
The Atlantic Telegraph announces that the paper will maintain its former course of fairness as a republican newspaper. New owners Anderson and Company express aim to greet readers broadly and stay connected with Cass county’s industrious population.
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Cass County
Atlantic Telegraph
Telegraph
Return of Ep I. Egan as Telegraph Editor at Atlantic
After four years away from Cass county Ep I. Egan returns to Atlantic to edit the Telegraph with E L Anderson of Glenwood now a citizen of Atlantic and manager of the paper. The transfer from Ayras & Hollowell ends with praise for their support and the community benefits from their long association.
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Cass County
Anderson
E. L. Anderson
Indianola
Glenwood
Atlantic
Telegraph
Glenwood Opinion
The
Messrs. Ayras & Hollowell
I. Egan
Parental grief and a young man’s path in life
The Times-Republican laments how a son's behavior tests parents while noting Evaerust of Council Bluffs has been named census supervisor for the Ninth district and leads Pottawattamie Republican efforts. The Keokuk Gate City reports widespread labor shortages as Mr Bryan faces dwindling audiences.
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Times-Republican
F. Evaerust
Council Bluffs
Everest
Republican Committee
Pottawattamie County
Campaign rhetoric on independence and self government in Iowa
A Des Moines Leader view critiques General Weaver's upcoming campaign as a debate over the Declaration of Independence, the Constitution, and primal rights of self government. It argues democracy risks disappointment if leaders stray, praises American victory in the Philippines, and asserts the gospel of liberty will accompany the flag from Dewey to Manila.
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Weaver
Iowa
Hill
Congregational Church
Leader
Des Moines
East
Manila
Philippines
Dewey
China
Broad platform urged to unite Iowa Democrats this year
An Iowa Democratic opinion urges the party to avoid a currency split and present a broad united platform at the state convention. It warns a factional fight would defeat the party locally and weaken the presidential effort next year. The note also reports the Telegraph office transfer to new owners with unpaid subscriptions now owed at the new firm.
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Iowa Democracy
Acklay
Des Moines
Darby and Wink Telegraph Sold to Egan and Anderson
The Des Moines Capital reports the sale of the Telegraph of Atlantic Iowa from Ayres and Hollowell to Egan and Anderson formerly of the Glenwood Opinion. The price is $15000. The Telegraph was established in 1871 by Lale Young, later sold to Maclean and Company for 110000 cash, then resold for 11000 without buildings. The office building is included though not expensive. Atlantic is recovering from bank failures and the new owners promise a large, profitable run through hard work.
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Des Moines
Darby and Wink‘ly TeLearam
Atlantic
Iowa
Messrs. Ayres & Hollowell
Messrs
Egan
Maclean & Company
Glenwood Opinion
Telegraph
Egan & Anderson
Glenwood
Wm. E. Hrosctald
Omaha
Atlantic Telegram
Horsday
Telegrarg
Lafe Young
Mr. Anderson
The
Griswold American
Tocord
Ayres & Hollowell
Telegraph Printing
Mr. Egan
Dr. Egan
Anderson
T. T. Anderson
Indianola Herald
Austa Republican
War Governor Kirkwood’s Fierce Call to Silence Critics
During the Civil War Iowa Governor Samuel J. Kirkwood condemned detractors who hindered the war effort. In a charged speech he urged stanch loyalty, declaring that any who speak against the government or the Union cause should be shot where they stand, even if arrested, tried, or convicted. The remark endures in local memory.
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Samuel J. Kirkwood
Iowa
North
United States
Indianola Herald
Atlantic Urged as Site for New Normal School
The Red Oak Republican urges action to place the new normal school in Atlantic, Iowa, arguing the town should be the location if the plan progresses in the next legislature. The Telegraph notes no certainty but supports Atlantic as the site and warns against misunderstanding.
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Red Oak Republican
Normal School
Iowa
Telegraph
Atlantic
Gen Alger Praised by Michigan Citizens in Ovation
The yellow journals complain about the ovation for General Alger by Michigan residents. They claim he would tour the country showing disapproval at his cabinet removal. Alger remains popular with the veteran element and many others.
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Gen Alger
Michigan
Gen. Alger
Herald’s stance on silver money and careful public disbursement
Epitor J. H. Crawford of the Cherokee Herald, formerly Telegraph editor, prints weekly statements asserting support for as much silver coinage as possible without gold premiums and urging that public money be disbursed with similar care and vigilance as private funds.
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Epitor J. 8. Crawford
The
Cherokee Herald
Telegraph
Herald
General Weaver Attacks McKinley Philippine Policy
Genl Weaver addresses the public with vigor, denouncing the McKinley administration's Philippine policy. He wields past political stances like free trade and greenbacks to bolster his critique, labeling himself a feminist in spirit and in style.
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Gen'l Weaver
McKinley
Feminster
Remarkable Republican Nominee Eyed for Adair County
A conservative observer claims Republican Jerry Wilson is the standout candidate for representative in Adair County. Wilson previously ran for supervisor in his home township and reportedly swept all votes, suggesting strong local support.
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Adair County
Will McClure
Jerry Wilson
State Tax Levy Reduced by Three-Tenths Mill, Treasury Restored
The executive council cut the state tax levy by .3 mill and reported a paid state debt with funds in the treasury. Officials credited the current administration for the improvement, stating next year's tax will be lower and no other influence can claim credit.
Lew Genung for governor? Tae TeLeerapa backs Hastings candidate
Tae TeLeerapa hopes the Democratic convention will nominate Lew Genung of Hastings. Genung would not threaten the state's welfare with a real campaign and would run a humorous, possibly entertaining, political bid.
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Tae TeLeerapa
Lew Genung
Hastings
Lew
The Middle Roaders Call for a Fusion Opposition Convention
The Telegraph reports a middle of the road populist delegate convention planned for the 19th to unite opponents of fusion. They claim long standing Democratic discrimination and insist on principle over any banner, noting fusionists have discarded their allies and left them with only their name.
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Telegraph
No Interest In Omaha Fair Tares Cass County Hopes
The Telegraph notes Cass county residents show little interest in the current Omaha fair, calling it a disappointment. It praises staying local as wiser, citing a man who bought goods in Omaha last year and later found home prices better. It argues spending out of town harms the shopper most.
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Omaha
Cass County
Atlantic Commerce Campaign for Prosperity
After the financial panics subside the town may enter a season of prosperity. The article urges business interests in Atlantic to unite and devise strategies to secure trade and organize a campaign for business.
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Atlantic
Cass County populists snubbed by democrats outrage
The Cass county populists turned away by Democrats at last Saturday's convention provoke remarks on ingratitude. Captain Harvey, envoy from Burnea's hall to the opera house, is described as greatly alarmed by the outcome. The Daily Telegraph gains new readers and broader daily circulation, boosting advertiser reach.
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Council
Cass County
Harvey
Burnea's Hall
Opera House
Red Oak Express Calls for State Comptroller Accounting
The Red Oak Express renews its demand for an accounting from state commissioners to the Omaha fair. No showing has been made so far, and many state taxpayers are eager for clarity.
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Red Oak Express
Enzioua
Governor Shaw Plans Diligent Fall Speaking Tour
Governor Shaw is set for a statewide speaking campaign this fall. He aims to be close to the people and ready to address audiences wherever he goes.
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Shaw
Telegraph Seeks Balance for Atlantic and Cass County
The TsE Telegraph pledges to represent every interest in Atlantic and Cass counties. Publishers aim for public good in every issue and invite community support in multiple ways.
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Tse Telegraph
Atlantic
Cass County
Iowa Returns Home After Noted Regiment Triumphs
A red letter day for Iowa as the distinguished regiment comes home to cheers. The unit has made a fine record and earns applause, praise, and the best the people of the state can grant.
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Iowa
Tax IDEA of Abandoning the Filipina to Themselves
A quote condemns the idea of leaving Filipinas and their islands to avarice, calling it repugnant to human nature. The speaker resists retreat and asserts a need to return home, framing the proposal as indefensible.
Printers Ink Urges Natural Ad Talk Alike Customer Chats
Printers Ink advised advertisers to craft ads in the same everyday speech they use with customers in their stores, urging clear, honest communication that mirrors real conversations.
Cuban climate and dress code noted in broad newspaper ads
The article discusses Cuba's hot climate, contrasts it with a recent cooler week in Tow a, and highlights that well written newspaper advertisements attract business investments. It emphasizes readable ads in widely read papers and the role of advertising in commerce.
Trust complaints rise as injured seek relief
Several individuals report suffering from perceived unjust trusts and seek remedies, describing financial and personal harm. Authorities urge careful review and advocate patience as cases unfold.
Radical plank calls for confiscation to serve welfare
The article argues that the tax reform plank of the Republicans seeks to abolish property rights for welfare, calling it the most radical proposal and framing it as a universal historical tendency rather than a partisan maneuver. It warns that ultimate aims of humane history are universal, not tied to any single group.
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Henderson
Congress
Gate City
T. Anderson Back From TeLEGRAPH Work in Indianola
T. Anderson returns to Indianola after a week in the city aiding in closing the TeLEGRAPH deal. He praises Atlantic as a promising trading point and urges a business men's association to attract outside enterprise. A Mt Pleasant Hospital report criticizes the Board of Control as shrewd and cost per inmate cited for week ending August 7 1026.
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T. T. Anderson
Indianola
Telegraph
Atlantic
Mt. Pleasant Hospital For the
Board of Control
Plan Aborted at Democratic Convention Over Money Issue
Visitors noted the party split between gold and silver wings as delegates to Des Moines were to be chosen. Only Judge Willard remained a gold rep, while tensions mounted over the 16 to 1 money question and the governor nomination. Prof Burros urged removing politics from the superintendent's race, with The Telegraph suggesting his withdrawal in Cass County’s Republican landscape.
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Des Moines
Judge Willard
Democratic Party
Democracy
Burros
Opera House
Telegraph
Cass County
Burton
World markets expand as tariff boosts U.S. trade
The Dingley tariff proves effective as most nations cut breadstuffs imports and raise purchases from the United States. Manufactured goods sales abroad soar beyond prior records, while Democratic leaders abandon attempts to explain the trend, according to the Greenfield Transcript.
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United States
Greenfield Transcript
Atlantic Telegraph change hands amid bold newspaper plans
The Atlantic Telegraph is sold to Egan and Anderson, former Glenwood Opinion owners, for 15000 plus the newspaper building as Ayres and Hollowell exit. The new proprietors, both seasoned editors, vow aggressive management and preserving the Telegraph’s prestige. The sale signals transitions across Atlantic and region newspapers with prior owners planning next steps.
Remarkable Plainfield Woman Healed by New Discovery
Mrs. Michael Curtain of Plainfield Illinois says a month of treatment by her family physician failed to help and warned of hopeless consumption. A druggist recommended Dr Kings New Discovery. After six bottles she recovered fully and now performs housework. Free trial bottles offered at Vic Emmert & Cots Drug Store, price 50c to 1.00, each bottle guaranteed.
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Michael Curtain
Plainfield
Dr. Kings
Tris
Vic Emmert & Cots
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Telegrara
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Middle Roaders
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Printers Ink
Cuba
Towa
Io Egai & Anderson
Tate
Carroll Herald
Audubon Hopabligan
Bgan & Angerson
Egai
J Anderson
Red Oak Sun
A. Follett
Laurela
Follett
Aguinaldo
Democratic Central Committee
Nic
Wilts
Mart
Ed Young
E Evans Grant Chas
Sobell Benton
Pyinosa
McGovern Washin
J McMenamin Grove
Dark Frankli Incon
F Togalls Massena
Ateling Union
Beat Grove
Cass Pleasant
SH Lamborn
Elliott
Able
Edna
Victori
Waters
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