Ames Telegraph Readers Offered Wide Range of Ads and Circulation
Old time notice lists multiple advertising firms and publishers in Chicago New York Kanasa City Detroit and other cities. It mentions the Daily Journal printing daily except Sunday with evening delivery and carrier service in the city with weekly mail options and prepaid subscriptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Telefhonts
Iowa
Aubsontueas
Kwaranthed Kreator
Ntaer Maxentius
Daily Journal
Axcent Sunray
Vances
Housewife’s Burden As Prices Rise In War Economy
A government report notes soaring costs for food and clothing, with food up 50 percent and clothing 25 percent. It urges thrift, home economies, and baking at home to ease hardship as families cope with high living costs and wartime shortages.
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Kinncon
Ware
Amore Feang
Ban Broucht
Hartford
Conn
Iowa
Elton
Manny
Towate
Borloun
County panel backs crop agent funding plan in Scott County
The county contemplates appropriating 2600 dollars to employ a crop agent across Scott and Lyon counties. The Scott County Crop Society endorses the proposal as it heads toward a public vote in the near future.
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Scott and
Lion Counti
M Voto
Scott County Crop Society
Wich
County Proponent Pushes Education Proposition in Linn County
Local supporters in Linn County organize committees to promote a school tax proposition. Leaders study farm work costs and voter impact, noting county residents would face about a year's levy share. opponents in Muscatine and nearby counties await the outcome.
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Linn
Muscatine
Jar
Rn ‘Vallet
Aggat
Murl McDonald
Axalatant
Scott County
RBCNL
Anoturt Falls In Line With Paper Price Pressure
A damaged OCR fragment discusses newspaper price hikes and distribution changes. It notes readers facing higher subscription costs while publishers seek to reduce expenses. The Gate City cuts complimentary copies and shifts exchange listings to cash, affecting readers and agents in the market.
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Anoturt
Pantal
Kookuk Gate City
Local Half Hour Club Holds First Meeting of the Year
The Half-Hour club met at Mrs W L Curldy’s home Tuesday afternoon for its first gathering of the year. Officers named include president Mrs W L Curdy and secretary Mrs J A Sprague. Members listed feature Mrs Weber Miss Stapy Mrs Sprague Mrs Darrow and others. several local residents traveled or hosted visitors through the week.
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Columbus Junction
Mra
W. L. Curtly Tueaday
I Konaington
Pryatdont
Ungonpore
Provident
Mra. O
Chaj
J. A. Spraguo
Ionpurer
Sd. Stitym
The
And
Aro
Mment
W Weber
Damilton
J. Hy Hunton
Mindon Murry
Reaney
Nettle Blatr
Pearl Hazeldon
Arch Morgan
Coltumbay Clay
Seattle
Wash
LaRue
Mr. Bohatedt
Bollo Plains
Verno Jack
Dough Turk
Vinton
Bowman
W.E. Whaotatine
A. J
Wollman
R.A. Eton
Davenport
Will
Eliazon
Letts
H. Leonhard Wert
Magentine
J. C.kenduck
Ottumion
Fiero
Dalin Brown
Indy
W. Hubard
Ontiné
Eldon
Chicago
Tl Pro
Texas
Nelson Jewelry Store
Towa Woategan
Mt. Pleasant
Misa Louise Reaney
Look Young Darken Gray Hair Color Remedy
An advertorial claims a ready to use product can restore gray hair to a youthful shade. It promises thicker, fuller hair with no itching or damage, and offers a money back guarantee if customers are not satisfied.
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Nester
Burlington Hotel Banquet Crowns Local Rushing Season
A Burlington banquet honoring the rushing season drew Edward Whotstine and family of Chadron Nebraska, who visited with W EB and A L Whotstine. Guests included Mia EH Garnes Ina Gardner and Ina Palmer. Mrs Cink, traveling from Slyournay, returned home Wednesday evening. Rollin Linn, former operator here, ran a nearby grocery store in Menneherstor.
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Burlington
Edward Whotstine
Chadron
Mr. Clark
Slyournay
Rollin Linn
Dye Boukne Walae
Wapello News Highlights Local Visitors and Moves
Wapello dated Oct 5 lists Mrs. Gao Ivett visiting her daughter Nancy Pritcha and Frances Thompson visiting town. Numerous residents plan moves to Muscatine and nearby areas, while public notes mention Joe Niccolls renting his farm for a sale. Friends gathered at Mrs. Wm Harriel’s home for a social dinner and old friendships were rekindled amid lively recollections.
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Wapello
Gao
Ivett Fe da Contervilla
Nancy Pritcha
Mise Frances Thompson
Town City
Cy EB. Hog
Nevade
Cedar Hall
Isott
Ihome
Rex Nyomnator
Muscatino
Louis Ruthenberg
Joe Niccolls
Afrs
Amanda Mosler
Meg Bonenig
Emily Lehrieber
Albert Ton
Frank Taatison
Minna- Apolis
Wapollo
Hate
Chas. Taatison
Emma Wright
Art, Davison
Wlchita
Kan
Wm. Harriel
Théso Indley
Wapella
Mra
Ant Davison
Wichita
Kon
Mary Wright
Tan
Merrick
Davison
Mors
J. Td. Garrett
Julia Feooland
Lydiance
Stewart Lett
Wllanboth Menley
Wm. Tforrick
Wellman Neighbors追 wweek notices and farewells
Local item from Wellman notes residents visiting relatives in Madison Michigan and Cody Neb. Names include Mrs CoD Mooth Roy Wily and Mr Booth. Community events include lectures at the church, receptions for Ray Nell and family, and a trip by Harvey and Bull to new homesteads near Cody. Also lists letters remaining unclaimed at Muscatine post office with donor names.
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Wellman
Cod. Mooth
Madison
Mias
Lone Trea
Batora
Kalng
Miraiasippt
Mr. Booth
RK. G
Booth
Throayenra
Hn Frother
C. M. Booth
Chex
Mayer, Sr
Imp Woldier
Roy
Wily
Ohio
Boyd
Williamsburg
Tussary
Mra
C. C. Gardner
RH. B. Fu
Dufoty
A. S
Ray
Nell
Willur Harvey
Grant Bull
Cody
Neb
Wawona
Smiths
Urbana
Iowa City
Washington
Krs
Messenger
Ralvativns
Cedar’ Rapid
Fair‘foonks
Monteverpor
Ara
Excolator Springs
T. Hagerman
Muscatine
Tom Bagley
Thos, Banks
Leo Birrell
P. L. Bozarth
Martin Coleman
Frank Jyvors
Jas. T. Foss
Tet. Fuller
G. Gregory
J. B. Green
Mr.and
C.D. Hager
Laster Jones
R.W. Jones
C. W. Liggett
Joseph Muhammad
Ray Rove
C. &. Taylor
Chas. J.wilson
List
Anna Douglara
Mise Florence Edwards
Anna Jones
Milly
Anna Klemm
Misa
Laura P.kollmann
Francis E. Marple
Educating the Immigrant Vital National Problem
A Washington D C article profiles the U S Bureau of Education efforts to teach English and citizenship to non-English speaking immigrants. It highlights Janie, a Hungarian immigrant who improves from limited English to working briskly at a factory, and details night schools, factory programs, and civic campaigns expanding literacy for up to three million immigrants. The piece notes widespread distribution of circulars in multiple languages, club and voluntary teaching efforts, and examples of factory classes increasing attendance and social integration while documenting literacy gaps and regional disparities.
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Washington
D. C
Junio
Jamia
Janie
Intraata
United States
Hungary
Bey Country
Eve Ory
Bureau of Education
Janto
Fox School
New York
Theng
Pennsylvania
Ft i
Contera
Mithealdhugetts
Avery Ning
Kentucky
Therax 2 Central
Chamber of Commarea
Foralsi Popula
Fiona
Eduction
Uncle Sam
Nim
Craoa
Elci
Middle
Iby
Niko
Onse
Lila
Uie
Nike
Bureau
America
Hair Grey Then Apply O Ban Hair Color Restorer Ad
An old ad touts Q Ban Hair Color Restorer for gray or thinning hair. It claims roots darken evenly and naturally without dye, with a money back guarantee. Sold for 50 cents a big bottle at Morgan Drug Store in Muscatine Iowa, mail orders available.
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Morgan Drug Store
Muscatine
Iowa
To Free Your Skin of Hair or Fuzz Secret Ad
An old advertisement promises a quick depilation method using a powder mixed with water to form a paste. It advises applying to the skin for about two minutes, then rubbing off and washing away to leave skin free from hair. The copy urges obtaining genuine products from a Dolutond advertisement.
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Bondoir
Morning health habit promises clear skin and vigor
An old advertisement urges both women and men to drink a glass of hot water with a teaspoon of phosphate each morning to cleanse the stomach and bowels. It claims internal sanitation improves health, complexion, and energy, citing relief for headaches and bad breath and recommending a quarter pound of phosphate from the first store for proof.
Immigrant Education Drive and Old Age Ad Push
The article reports on immigrant education efforts under the America First campaign. It notes foreign language newspapers with large circulations aiding petitions to recruit immigrants into civic life and English learning programs. Also promoted are Chamberlain's Tablets for constipation and liver health as a separate advertisement.
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Chamberlain's
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