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Newspaper

Atlantic News Telegraph

Location

Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 13, 1925

Page

1

Subscription Rates and Delivery Notice

Rates listed for newspaper subscriptions by carrier and mail, including one month, six months, and yearly options, with foreign advertising reps provided. A notice to Atlantic subscribers explains late delivery can be addressed by calling before seven, clarification that this is not the News-Telegraph contact number.

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Gravelled roads debate grips Nebraska community

A distressed discussion on road paving versus gravel paths unfolds across counties near Council Bluffs. Citizens weigh costs, contracts, and long term upkeep, arguing gravel roads may be more attainable now while paved routes seem distant. Local business and farmers anticipate trade impacts tied to road conditions.

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Complicated Truth Vote Sparks Auto Regulation Debate

A Washington writer laments overbroad auto regulation code misapplied by courts and police, noting frequent reinterpretations that leave drivers, cops, and judges in a cycle of confusion and punishment. The piece argues the code intended as a model to govern capital behavior instead breeds chaos.

Charles P. Stewart NEA Washington America

Iowa Towns Drive Revival Amid Hard Times

A fragmented OCR passage describes Iowa merchants and farmers investing heavily in the economy, with references to Des Moines, Des Moines truck owners, and state spending. It notes towns, farming communities, and advertising efforts sustaining commerce, plus a sense of revival amid hardship.

Ripping Rhymes Alt Mast and The Killers Debate

A distorted excerpt shows a sheriff objecting to hanging and a kindly man opposing the rope. The text presents a debate on punishment and mercy, arguing that execution may not deter future murders and questioning the justice of capital punishment.

Fetman Avain Imurderersly

Fragmentary OCR Note with Violent References

Fragmentary text depicts a violent crime scene with references to a killer, a victim, and punitive thoughts. It mentions a jail cell and execution themes, including potential future actions and references to a prison ward. The language is garbled and unclear, but centers on violence and punishment.

Fragmented Note on Law and Nature Messages

A fragmented OCR text discusses repealing laws and nature, mentioning a man and early hours. It references a telephone exchange as a place where people swap what is right for wrong. The legible content includes stray phrases and garbled words without clear events or identities.

Iowa roads face abroad criticism over markings and quality

From Cedar Ramhos to the nation and beyond, travelers cite Iowa roads and road markings as poor. Secretary Glenn A. Haynes of the Iowa Gaul Roads association counters that criticism is partly unfair, noting Iowa leads in drainage, grading, and bridge work and outlines a plan to finish road drainage and markings within four years.

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Road settlement and right of way payments in Iowa case

The Johnson county board of supervisors rejected high bids for a cement bridge over Old Man's Creek in Liberty township and planned to ask for new estimates. The case involves payment of about $17,000 and authority from the state highway commission to move a primary road. The dispute centers on road location and financing amid prior warfare in the township.

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