Atlantic News-Telegraph Adopts New Currency Printing Facts
A scanned page notes the Atlantic News Telegraph owners E P Chase and R C A Chase, subscription details, and notices. It includes a history overview of the Bureau of Engraving and Printing in Washington and statistics on currency production, staff, and paper use.
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United States
Holiday Federal Road Plan Aims for Nationwide Network
The article reviews Representative Holiday of Minnesota proposing a federal highway program funded by vehicle taxes and gasoline levies. It envisions linking every state capital to Washington with a vast network, financed by bonds and user fees, and argues such a federal system could outpace state efforts while transforming national infrastructure over decades.
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Congress
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Danville
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United States
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New York
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California
Iowa
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America
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New Currency Plan Details Portraits by Denomination
The government unveils a post July currency redesign with each denomination bearing a distinct portrait. Notes will feature figures such as McKinley on the $1,000, Grant on the $500, Lincoln on the $4 note, and Jefferson on the $2. The size will initially limit issues to $20 or smaller while larger notes await new engraving.
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Matligon
United States
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Greveland
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Bresidwit McKinley
Benjamin Prapklin
Getrom
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Lincoln
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Rock Island Railroad reports strong 1928 finances
The Rock Island Railroad releases its annual 1928 report showing net income after taxes and charges of 12187.00, up 8 percent from the prior year. After preferred dividends, earnings per share rise to 12.91, with operating revenues up and expenses down, signaling efficient management and growing freight volume. The article lauds improved service, staff cooperation, and overall regional prosperity attributed to rail operations.
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United States
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Wet Springs and April Weather Reflections
An editorial piece discusses the value of April and May rains for soaking the ground, filling wells, and preserving soil moisture for corn. It contrasts summer showers with spring rains and notes the cultural view of wet springs as a pardon for earlier droughts. It ends with a poem excerpt from Tagore on motherhood and memory.
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Cdeestur
Right to Shoot and Road Conditions Spark Debate
A collection of letters discusses civilian and police rights to shoot in self defense, the burden on roads from Milwaukee bus lines, and proposed fees or bans. Authors question legal grounds, compare civilian vs officer authority, and urge policy change to protect gravel roads and promote fair competition with railroads. Local figures referenced include lawmakers and transportation interests.
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Shenandoah
Santinel
Milwaukee Railroad
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Cin Bec
Laketa Rathwell
Milwaukee
Railraad
A Medieval Kitchen Guide From a Fragmented Text
A garbled 1920s home cooking extract references pot roast beef, celery, cheese, and salad techniques. It mentions the George Matthew Adams Service and discusses advertising practices, with notes on thrifty buyers and merchant pricing amid scattered, misspelled lines.
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Krew
Vegas
Jena
Braken
Newanuner
English Language Quiz From Kipling and Acoustics
A Daily Quiz discusses Kipling’s line the tunnel land the shouting dies and questions why nouns like physics have singular or plural forms. It touches acoustic usage in theater noting acoustics versus acoustic, and pronoun usage with we versus us, naming playwright John Ervine with pronunciation note.
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Ty Kipling
Anware
Tieday
Herule
John Ervine
Erving
Steessing
Gravel and Mud Roads Rural Improvement Debate
The Anita Record notes residents of Towa have surveyed gravel roads versus mud roads over recent months, arguing gravel roads offer better performance in rain and snow and cost less in certain localities, marking a potential improvement over mud roads during heavy snowfall.
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Anita
Towa
Farm cooperative bill discussion and farm board role
From Tobias in Stuart on April 19 the News telegraph outlines a farm bill debate between voluntary and compulsory cooperation. It highlights a large farm board under presidential appointment to aid cooperative associations, fund loans, and promote merchandising of agricultural commodities both domestic and foreign. The piece contrasts Danish practice with U S farm policy and notes potential shifts in processing and selling controls for farmers.
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Federal Reserve Act
J. Tobias
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Stuart
Forst
Telegraph
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Gil
Uae
Obeying Laws in a City Dragged by Crime
A speaker laments crime and mocks lax laws while defending strict conduct. He condemns gangsters who evade justice and urges honest authorities to keep hands clean, arguing for harsher measures against vice and lawbreakers. The piece invokes public scrutiny and moral reform.
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Grimes
Did You Ever Stop to Think
A fragment titled Did You Ever Stop to Think by Eduun R LMfaita from Shawnee Oklahoma blends garbled prose about money and choosing between home ownership or renting. The piece hints at economic choices and personal finance but is largely unreadable.
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Shawnee
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