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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1925
Page
1
Amid debates on automobile prices and monopoly, scientists claim rubber, gasohol and wood alcohol can sustain industry. Reports note Polk era discussions, editorial voices worry about energy and labor as the nation weighs offbeat substitutes.
The piece analyzes U.S. use of the Monroe Doctrine in South America, arguing that North American offerings failed to meet South American needs, triggering suspicions of U.S. motives. It notes reactions to U.S. nonalignment with the League, shifts in trust, and calls for reduced federal control to empower local governments.
The editorial extols Cass County volunteers for organizing a community action and a rail service pledge, praising diligence, public support, and the Ryerson farm meeting. It notes the high school orchestra, community participation, and the diligent work of local organizations in informing and mobilizing residents.
President Coolidge resists government ownership of coal mines, opposing forced action amid pressures from coal miners and other interests. He argues private initiative should prevail and only a last resort would justify any public operation.
A see-saw affair questions how disputed votes will be handled by the senate. Protests were laid aside as counters work to finish their task. The final decision hinges on how the senate committee will act after review of the ballots.
The community extends deep sympathy to the bereaved and their relatives in the dale of affliction as letters of condolence and shared sorrow accompany the difficult time for the dearest within the region.
A political office holder questions expenditures in townships and counties, critiquing increases in Cass County public costs for 1926 versus 1921 and 1425. He warns that rising spending will negate savings from farm assessment cuts, calling out hypocrisy in officials.
A jagged, unclear monologue questions authority and social decline. The speaker derides leaders and a “dump” future, railing against virtue and age while expressing anger at public figures and society. The fragment hints at political manipulation and loss of order amid chaotic imagery.
A fragmentary humor item mixes odds and ends about couples at odds and a summer resort joke. It references a water cooler, soda fountain, and a bathtub popular as a summer retreat, with stray lines about home made wine and vacations.
Announcement from Secretary A R SCorey lists judges for the Lowe state fair girl champions in dressmaking home furnishings and allied subjects to be heldAug 26 Sept 4 in Des Moines. Hazel Spencer Columbia University clothing Edna Rhoads Sioux Falls Tur shoe demonstrations Mrs Frag Ferguson Ames food demonstrations Elna Jsteiner Amica clothing demonstrations.
Fragment of a historic newspaper item mentioning the United States and a contested date, with unclear names and places. The readable bits reference a passage or event but lack sufficient detail to identify people, organizations, or exact actions beyond a general governmental act.
A note notes Senator Cummins may address the Sriswold reunion. Scheduled events mention August 28 and 29 with potential speakers including Supreme Court Clerk Garnet and Attorney Howard Clark of Des Moines.
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