Atlantic News Telegraph subscribers urged to notify delivery changes
Notice to readers of The News Telegraph in Atlantic Iowa urges subscribers to call before 7 PM if papers fail to arrive. It instructs to report address changes or discontinuations to the office and provides telephone contact for delivery updates.
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Saeetaueseyn
Canada
U.S
Iowa
Cass
Adio
Atlantic
News- Telegraph
News-Telegraph
Old Debate on State Budget And Tax Increases
The piece critiques how the Town Legislature drags the budget bill to adjournment, noting a 25 percent rise in state tax levy after a prior compromise. It argues officials delay, jockey for position, and avoid substantial cuts, lamenting persistent cycles and urging earlier action and meaningful spending eliminations.
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Potamwattamie
Reepe
Oakland
Oakland Avora
Flarrigan
Atlemanee
Rome
Harrison
Senate
Des Moines
Hanmill
Ale Harrion
Degictitiee
Tharrison
Beto Eécape
House
Ominy
Would Be a Popular Move For Iowa Lawmakers
The argument centers on a $50 payment to each state legislator for expenses, with the governor having signed the funding but not the authorization. The piece suggests a veto by Governor Hammill would signal support for economy and government reform, criticizing tax policy and urging restraint from self serving payoffs. It notes calls to raise funds by fair taxation rather than quashing the public levy. The editorial sees a chance for Hammill to leverage political opportunity by consistent action.
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House
Senate
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Sinetense
General Assembly
Hugo
Stammill
Lowa
Hammill
Iowa Lawmakers Fees Spark Political Debate
Veto threats target a bill that would replace salaries with an $80 per day rate and grant a $500 expense allowance. The proposal triggers concerns that high costs will shape Iowa politics and derail political careers amid tax concerns and public scrutiny.
Hoover Warns Congress on Farm Relief Plans
President Hoover urges lawmakers to move beyond debate on farm relief. He backs a general plan for farmer owned cooperatives with a government revolving fund, while opponents push a government debenture idea. Senate prospects appear weak and public interest hinges on concrete action.
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Hoover
Congress
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House
Senate
Germany Faces Reparations Debates Over Payment Plan
Germany refuses to meet Allied reparations demands proposing an annuity of 1,850,000,000 gold marks over 37 years as an alternative to 1,800,000,000 with a rising schedule to 2,500,000,000. Analysts warn a fixed sum may trap Germany in prolonged stagnation, suggesting a settlement closer to Germany’s actual capacity may prevail.
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News-Telegraph
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Crase
Tts
Cigarette Tax Proposals Stir State Legislatures
The Chicago Journal of Commerce editorial argues that several state legislatures consider a 2 special tax on cigarettes to boost revenues. It notes lawmakers seek political gain and revenue, while opposing taxes on cloth, and contends cigars and pipes escape the moral censure aimed at cigarettes. It concludes that moral taxation may apply to cigarettes, unlike cigars and pipes.
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Chicago Journal of Commerce
Fr-om-the 1-0-W April Good Showing
Reports of sales, insurance, and medicine debate policies as Governor Hamill faces attacks over motives of jealousy and ambition. Articles from multiple papers discuss roads, salaries, and tax refunds on inflated land valuations, reflecting Iowa politics and governance debates.
Goldfish Aristocracy and Tax Refund Protests in Anita Record
The Anita Record discusses widespread anger over income tax claims, noting inflated $100 zero-value fictitious sales and demands for refunds. It critiques Washington social elite noise around Mrs Edward Garn sister of Vice President Curtis, arguing she is not connected to any aristocratic circle.
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Iowa
Cains
Anita Record
Washington
Edward Garn
Curtis
Aid
Mrs. Gaine
Hoover Pledge on Farm Relief Sparks Call for Congressional Action
The piece argues Hoover should commit to enacting a proposed farm relief measure, asserting Congress must earn its salary through decisive work. It reflects wartime and political tension, urging readiness to face attacks and render judgment rather than sympathy.
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Hoover
Congress
Preserve Our Native Wild Flowers In Gardens And Timber Areas
Editor urges preserving native wild flowers now threatened by soil culture mowing and pasturage. Farmers with farms should plant a combined woods and garden flower border to protect species such as lady slippers May apples Dutchman’s breeches adders tongues trilliums and bloodroot while timber-loving varieties thrive in shaded edges and open roadside patches.
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News-Telegraph
Botanical planting method for wildflowers and blooms
The text discusses a method of diversifying plantings to sustain and cultivate a meadow of wildflowers rooted in proper diver sication. It notes early blooming species such as broom and hepaticus, flowering long before tulips, with asters and other wildflowers appearing in March as frost ends. The aim is a plan that preserves will flowers and aligns with conscientious garden practice.
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Eynest Zurfinh
Did You Ever Stop to Think About Your City Support
Promotes spending in Shawnee Oklahoma to boost local business. Claims money spent locally creates jobs, grows population, raises taxable property, funds public improvements, and lowers prices. Urges citizens to buy in their home city to aid prosperity and services.
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Edson
Waite
Shawnee
Okla
Signs of Spring by Walt Mason
A fragmentary verse sketch contrasts a springing hobo with signs of year’s change. Animal and plant images mix with weather talk, hinting at errands, harvest hopes, and anxious anticipation as winter fades.
Sandwich recipes and domestic humor cross a brisk page
A collage of sandwich formulas including cheese, avocado, and capon liver ideas mixes with household jokes and serialized comic bits. The piece blends culinary instructions, homemaker wit, and breezy chatty dialogue typical of an old daily page, highlighting community life and simple pleasures.
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Éayenne
Capon
Gooss
Walson
Bard
Ewan Per Walon
Correct English A Daily Quiz Improves Speech Errors
A disjointed quiz prompts corrections of misused words and grammar. Readers debate phrasing and pronunciation, noting typical mistakes and suggested fixes as they attempt to polish spoken English.
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