Atlantic News Telegraph Subscriptions and Brookhart Critique
Notices detail advertising and subscription rates for the Atlantic News Telegraph and call to readers to report late deliveries. The piece critiques Senator Brookhart, labeling him a false alarm and detailing his alleged impact on farm values and Iowa farming policy with strong partisan language.
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E. M. Burke, Inc
Chicago
South Michigan Blvd
New York City
Brokaw Blog
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Atlantic
News- Telegraph
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Farm Bureau
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Editorial Notes on Farm Policy and Public Life
The piece surveys farmers, railroads, and politics, noting tensions over tariffs, debt, and Versailles era governance. It questions Senator Brookhart's talks with Iowa farmers, criticizes enforcement of prohibition, and laments crime coverage versus criminology. It highlights the newspaper’s subscription campaign as orderly.
Fragmented reminiscences of a poet’s life and memory
A garbled reminiscence recalls a poet named George Mattia Aidan. The speaker reflects on childhood foods and a distant era with blurred details and somber mood. Names and places are partially legible amid the distorted text.
Memoir of Old World Politics and Economic Tensions
A fragmented reminiscence discusses historical global power shifts, noting Western and American roles in Latin America and Europe. It mentions European preoccupation with investment and influence, critiques on wartime economy, and evolving leadership narratives amid regional blocs.
Fragmentary note on Goebel and treaties
Fragmented OCR text mentions Goebel and bantions with unclear names and dates. Readable items point to a historical discussion on treaties or agreements, but specifics are obscured. Further context needed to identify persons, places, or events precisely.
SIAN SAYS SIAN SAYS Parody of marriage and social life in 1925 humor
A fragmented humorous verse style lampoons marriage and social norms with witticisms about dance late duties sobriety conceit and perception in a light satirical tone from a 1925 NEA Service collection. The quips reflect gender roles and domestic humor of the era with playful wordplay and conservative social mockery.
New Weeds in Iowa Now Baffle Ames Station
Ames Iowa August 27 Iowa State College station experts report seventeen new weed pests threatening farming life. Professor J H Manuel warns sow thistle is a special menace and may require a large campaign to control it. Included are Gaura wild blue mor Jory viper's bugloss blue weed and others threatening crops.
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Iowa
Ames
Iowa State College
Vesiment
Thistle Weeds In Barnyard Break Bare Ground
A garbled OCR item describes thistle and weed issues in a barnyard setting. It mentions a few weeds and a possible introduction or removal effort but lacks clear names, dates, or concrete actions. The readable fragment hints at farm management challenges and weed control implications.
State officer cites hanging as best remedy in seven murder cases
Des Moines reports a flurry of recent Iowa killings as the state bureau of criminal investigation works seven murder cases. Authorities, including Sheriff H. W. Burma, describe a possible pattern by a “criminal youth” while others remain unsolved. Notable cases include the Red Oak slaying of Fred Stahl, the Centralia–Centerville suspect Roof, and the July charred torso near Carlisle.
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Dam Iisden
Atate Bureau
Ptereburg
Boal
H. W. Burma
Alison
Warren
Braue
stHl
Huey V. Roof
H. OG. Stafford
Fred Stahl
Red’ Qak
Risden
United States
Axel Juluicon
Centerville
Harry Overturf
Ottumwa
Carlisle
Prank Meter Offiicer
Tatrolman
Thomas
Feeder Cattle Shortages Signal Shifts in Range Supply
Market notes show feeders facing tighter range cattle supplies as producers in North Dakota and South Dakota to Nebraska adjust stock. Fall outlook forecasts fewer head, with prices and feed conditions shaping bids. southwest movement and Texan influx influence availability of well bred, lean steers from the upper plains and northern regions.
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Dadkal
Dunuary
South Dakota
Iowa Farmers Save Large Sums by Lowered Valuations
Des Moines reports the Iowa executive council cut farm land valuations by 11.21 percent versus 1923, reducing farmer tax bills by about 1.5 million dollars this year. Personal property taxes drop roughly 59.6 million, while city valuations rise 7.3 percent and railroads slight falls. Further adjustments for farmers are planned as data from the federation is gathered.
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Iowa
News-Telegraph
la Follette-Wisvler
Stuck
Des Moines Register
Sioux City Tribune
Register
Tribune
Brookhart
Paspers
Towa
Tuna
Farmers of Laws
Des Moines
INS
Iown Executive Council
United
Fown Farm
Charles E. Hearst
Farm Bureau
Hearst
Stearst
Iowa Teachers Meet In Des Moines August 21 Des Moines event
A fragment reports the Iowa State Teachers Association meeting scheduled in Des Moines on August 21, noting the organization of the group and dates.
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Moines
Iowa State Teachers’ Association
Des
Bowman Would Change Law To Favor Corn Sugar
The article discusses Bowman proposing a law shift to aid corn sugar interests. It references lawmakers and stakeholders including Beoator MoT, Bernnie, Witter, Lina, and Bowman, noting a historical farm crops context and the perceived jeopardy to a state college and farm crop research amid an unfolding crisis near Lakeware.
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Tormerly
Bow
State College
Tut
Namie Bara
Restored to Life After Electrocution Near Hettendorf
Victor Anderson, an employee at the United Light and Power plant east of Hettendorf, was revived today after being electrocuted while working on a scaffold. He fell twelve feet as the high tension wire apparently touched him.
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Davenport
Victor Anderson
United Lighe and Power
Hettendorf
Ative
Litvalls
Fatter Fiststsine Burns on Right Term atat Left Hand
A brief report notes an injury where Fatter Fiststsine suffered burns on the right term and the left hand. The incident involved Hvetor Juul, who stopped beating but was fined or warned and then given an artificial repair time.
Half Million Dollar Fire Now Under Control
Cal August 27 a blaze at a large Associated Oil refinery threatened the plant with flames spreading from the refining area. Firemen battled the blaze aided by apparatus from nearby towns. The loss was estimated at 500000 with storage tanks containing millions of gallons of oil and gasoline saved by pipe cuts. Smoke covered the countryside as thousands watched the spectacular scene.
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