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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1925
Page
1
The paper rebuts Senator Brookhart's farm debt claims, citing state census data. Adair County shows 136,290 acres farmed by owners, 23 percent debt, total farm value around 89.5 million dollars, equity near 30.9 million. The analysis argues farm mortgages are not as dire as alleged and supports broader county comparisons.
The Iowa Electric Company gains new owner Jaws Ebeon le Campane inheriting Cle Avtantie par pleat and Miemess with plans to modernize gas supply. The piece notes management changes, local service adjustments, and the town’s concern for stable utility provision and ongoing community effort.
A scrambled passage argues Brookhart defends farm stability and wealth in Town, claiming farms are not mortgaged, tenant numbers not rising, landowners not charity risks, and per capita wealth remains high. It references Adair figures and a crowd of readers reacting to farm conditions and local values despite garbled text.
A historical note discusses population strain and food shortages, citing experts who argue for increasing food supply or restricting population. Dr. Kaet advocates drastic action to curb growth as a solution to hunger and resource limits.
Charles P. Stewart argues Congress should pursue reapportionment after the next census. He notes 1920 was the last census and no reapportionment has occurred, while population growth is uneven, favoring big urban centers. The piece discusses political stakes and the regularity of reapportionment in the federal system.
A historical piece critiques federal and local taxation and spending, arguing that governments expand costs beyond necessity. It accuses leaders of overreach, citing deficits and increased taxes at state and city levels as driven by supposed policy aims.
A 1925 poem by George Matthew Adams discusses thrift and self discipline. It uses archaic language to counsel saving money, enduring chores, and steady effort as keys to personal improvement, contrasting hard work with reckless spending.
Five movie actors confront a costly divorce case. The suit highlights financial strain amid high profile settlements and ongoing legal hearings. Local reports note tensions between parties and scrutiny of earnings and assets as proceedings unfold.
Readable fragments show references to marriage licenses and local names in Nebraska City. The obscure text mentions transfers, dates, and a few scattered proper nouns but lacks coherent events or clear actions to summarize.
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