Atlantic News Stand Emphasizes Farm Relief Debate
Subscriptions and delivery issues prompt Atlantic Telegraph readers to call for evening papers. The piece defends the farm board’s plan to curtail wheat and cotton acreage, arguing it is sensible self-preservation and essential for agricultural relief, while criticizing Democratic rhetoric and urging farmers to support farm relief efforts.
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Boand
Republican Party
Abosé
I. Ig.v
Hoover
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Farm Board
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Democratic
Gstcottan
Cooperation Sought as Census Counts Lead to Federal Funds
Front page notice urges accurate counting in the upcoming census. Citizens should fill out the form shown, mail it to Rush J. Tamisica at 405 Federal Building, Council Bluffs, to ensure everyone is counted. The supervisor of the census emphasizes districtwide effort, linking population to congressional representation and federal funds for roads.
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Npwrs-Telegraph
Rugh J. Tamisica
Federal Building Council
Juiz
Tamisita
Ghia
Lowa
Congress
Commerstion Stack Bay
Fragmentary obituary sketch of early governor candidate
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a farmer in Jackson County named Barn who contested for governor with a Republication faction. Details mention a family of poor Scottish Irish heritage, parents from North Ireland, a father who worked at sea and ventured to Africa and the West Indies before settling in Jackson County, and a mother shipwrecked en route from Ireland with seven months adrift before arriving. The passage references childhood chores gathering chips for home and a multi son family.
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Jackson County
North Ireland
Africa
West Indies
Ireland
Prodigious Mishmash of Tax Jumble and Fashion Snippets
A garbled Iowa clipping blends notes on income tax reliability, Wisconsin tax changes, and a potpourri of fashion trends. It cites designers and colors, mentions an Irish week apology, Rail-era officials, auction listings, lost dogs, and a resignation veto, all in fragmented, era-tinged prose.
Cloud and Voce Readings From Wee Clowd TM
Fragmentary notes mention Luke 44 35 and Tatke 9 25 25 with meditation on toe cloud and ares not the disciples. The readable text is obscure and presents no clear event or identifiable persons beyond vague terms.
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Tatke
Toe Cloud
Ares
Kitchen Cupboard By Nellie Maxwell Incomplete Scribbles
A fragmentary kitchen column features Nellie Maxwell's quirky notes on French pastries and cakes, a scientist praised for sun and space knowledge, and a tale of a telescope blind spot. The piece blends recipes tips with light humor and stray lines.
Treaty provisions cut battleships under 1921 pact
Summary of key terms from the Washington Treaty of 1921. The United States and Britain must reduce fleets and scrap ships, with Japan limiting battleships to a set total. Training ships may be retained unfit for combat, and transfers between light cruisers and destroyers allowed. Timelines specify scrapping and completion within months of ratification.
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America
Great Brit
Japan
United States
Great Britain
Uspan
Florida
Utah
Arkansas
Wyoming
British Empire
Britsh Empire
President pledges to shun entangling alliances abroad
The President addressed a meeting of the Daughters of the America Revolution and restated the United States policy of avoiding participation in European pacts or alliances. He argued a three power naval treaty does not threaten American liberty or the classic policy of non-entanglement, urging restraint from world court meddling.
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Hooter
Daughters of Th America-Revulstion
United States
Hogger
America
Unclear fragment on state printing and secretary appointment
Fragmentary notes discuss state printing inadequacy and public codes. Mentions appointment of a secretary, comparison to Ramsay, and a question from a filling station attendant about the new secretary’s views.
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