New Flock of Farmers Question Senate Farm Relief Push
A Senate agriculture committee invited famed capitalists John D. Rockefeller Jr J Pierpont Morgan Charles Schwab Henry Ford and others to help craft a farm relief bill. Rockefeller said he lacked knowledge of farm issues and could not assist. Schwab said he would be ill and unavailable.
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Committee On Agriculture
United States Senate
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
J. Pierpon
Morgan
Charles Schwab
Henry Ford
Pearly Gates
New Jerusalem
Senate Agricultural Committee
Rockefeller
Schwab
The Fruits of the Primary Dec 19 1912
The piece criticizes the primary law saying it allows questionable elements to appear on the ballot as Republicans. It argues loyal party members are defeated by cross party votes and party organization is damaged. The author contrasts with earlier times when Democrats, population party groups, anarchists, or socialists were not named as Republican nominees.
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Iowa
Lacking in sincerity in highway improvement debate
A columnist mocks the pay-as-you-go approach to permanent highway work arguing that backers show little real commitment and future generations would still endure mud and poor roads despite the proposal.
Unclear political critiqued figures urge standard training
The passage laments farm relief advocates recently active and hints that they may not need to take a formal course before a major Washington meeting. It accuses certain representatives of misrepresentation and argues salaries constitute their main contribution.
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Orier Howlers
Washington
One Form of Farm Relief
The Manufacturer and Industrial News Bureau argues that closer farmer market access and urban agricultural ties can ease farm relief. It notes 7.5 percent of farms sit on paved highways while 43.1 percent use unimproved dirt roads, and suggests asphalt mixtures offer low cost, serviceable road solutions.
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Inteo
American Automobile Association
Woman seeks 29000 dollars in breach of promise suit
Atlantic resident Leonora Phillips filed in Cass county district court a breach of promise suit seeking 29000 dollars from Fred Kimball. She alleges he promised marriage but has not fulfilled it, while she remains unmarried and hopeful of matrimonial happiness.
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Atlantic
Leonora Phillipson
Cass County District Court
Fred Kimball
Kimball
Noted rupture expert to visit Park Hotel April 9
F H Seeley of Chicago and Philadelphia, a renowned rupture specialist, will be at the Park Hotel Atlantic Tuesday April 9 from 5 a.m. to 5 p.m. He touts the Spermatic Shield as a non surgical, instantaneous method that contracts openings in 10 days on average and claims national endorsements, while warning against elastic trusses and underscoring his procedure’s verified claims before courts.
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F. H. Seeley
Chicago
Philadelphia
Park Hotel
Atlantic
Seeley
England
Spain
Edward Shippen
U.S. Navy
VU. S. Navy Hospital
Penn
R. R
N. B
Dearborn Street
Mlinois
Burglar Sweeps Anita Jewelry Store and Cafe
Burglars smashed a plate glass at the C. V. East jewelry store and took eleven Ingersoll watches and a wristwatch while other valuables stayed secured in the safe. The F. W. Stager cafe panel glass was broken, candy bars, cigarettes, and near beer were taken. A DeMent Motor Company Ford was stolen and two cars later recovered. police suspect the same party committed both burglaries. No clues found.
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Anita
C. V. East
F .W. Stager Cafe
DeMent Motor Comany
West Main Street
Andy Thiele
Thiele
Wiota-Cumberland Road
Main Street
Discrediting the Useful in Party Strife
A reflective note on internal party divisions and unwarranted revolts that aim to undermine sincere reformers. The piece argues such infighting harms the party and the public service priorities those in earnest work toward.
Lifting Its Dirty Head in Politics
A grim critique describes how a corrupt political figure can slip into legislative circles and gain questionable recognition, despite expectations of higher standards and virtue from influential sources.
Sweet Kiss Described As Flavored By Double Garbs Skunks
A historical line describes a kiss as deeply flavored by a double mixture including garbs skunks and limburger. The quoted passage emphasizes the heightened relish and lingering sweetness attributed to the kiss.
Death of Four Month Old Baby in South Anita
The four months old baby of Mr and Mrs L E Lewis died Tuesday morning at the family home in South Anita after a lingering illness. Funeral services were held yesterday afternoon at the home conducted by Rev E O Douglass of the M E church with interment in Evergreen cemetery. Mrs Lewis has been critically ill for several months and remains in bed.
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L. E. Lewis
South Anita
E. 0. Douglass
M. E. Church
Evergreen Cemetery
Hoover Pledges Farm Relief Followed by Law Formation
The piece argues that President Hoover’s pre election pledges on farm relief should guide new legislation rather than dictating it. It notes lingering lame ducks from the 1928 politics era and dismisses calls for strong sympathy, framing the political debate with sharp humor.
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Hoover
Congress
Washington on new dollar bill tops publicity
The National Republic notes Washington will receive the most publicity with the release of the new one dollar bill bearing his picture while the one thousand dollar bill features Chase.
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George Washington
Chase
The
National Republic
Washington
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