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Canada
U. S
Iowa
Cass
Counies
E. M. Sarke, Inc
Chicago
South Michigan
New York City
Brokaw Bldg
Broadway
Notice to Atlantic Subscribers for Evening Delivery
Notice to News Telegraph readers in Atlantic. Subscribers who miss their evening issue can arrange delivery by calling before 6 o clock at telephone 504 W. The number is not the News Telegraph’s own line.
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Atlantic
News Telegraph
News-Telegraph
Market Rigging Claims In Grain Trading
The market shows buyers and gamblers profiting from grain despite farmers holding wheat and corn. The piece argues grain dealers and speculators push higher prices for themselves, not farmers, with references to bulls and bears, rumors, and a parable about a turkey. It notes similar patterns abroad and calls for action by growers.
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Werat
Thia
Browers
Damm Times
Locarno Agreement Signed Amid Global Peace Hopes
An outstanding world event was the signing in London on Tuesday of the Locarno Agreement. The pact includes nations and Germany, which first suggested the move toward reduced tensions. The signing is expected to ease war fears and foster friendlier international relations among signatories.
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London
Germany
Memorial debate stalls over unknown soldier monument request
The War Department will seek $50 007 to erect a monument for the Unknown Soldier. Critics and supporters clash on the best form of tribute while Congress weighs the need and cost. A former shipping board official questions the value of memorials amid broader debates on a merchant marine and wartime graft prosecutions.
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Charles P. Stewart
Ashington
War Department
Congress
Germany seeks eternal peace after war in new era
In 1925 a rhetoric filled debate on joining the League of Nations' court and disarmament aims unfolds. Senator Borah opposes entangling alliances while others favor a path to broad pacific security through international cooperation. A dramatic parable of Sigmund, germs, and strength underscores caution about overconfidence.
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Senator Borah
League of Nation
Senate
League of Nations
Hughes S
Coolidge
Borah
League
Rena Sed
The Golden Rule in Rural Community Aid
The Walden rule of life is praised for guiding neighbors to help sick farmers by husking and cribbing corn. This practical application of sharing burdens embodies Christian charity as farmers gather on each other’s farms to ease hardships and support one another.
Yale student arrested amid odd crime report
Fragmentary clippings recount a Yale student arrest and quirky notes about burglars, mastodon tusks near Middleton New York, and comments on chewing gum factories. The text blends slang, speech quirks, and miscellaneous anecdotes from 1925.
Fragmentary battle report recalls Bowie raid clash
Shrouded fragments describe a chaotic trench fight during a Bowie raid. Bodies and spirits, artillery fire, and a counter barrage frame a costly first engagement with twenty-one towns killed and twenty-two wounded as the price of victory.
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Vistory
Rencounter
California Humour Amid Florida Storm Aftermath
California chuckles at the Florida cyclone aftermath with headlines about water damage and stalled promotions. The piece notes cautious estimates and predicts Florida’s recovery and renewed land boom with activity rebounding strongly.
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California
Florida
Story of the 168th Infantry in Lorraine Front
A fragmentary excerpt from The Story of the 168th Infantry by John W. Taber, published by the State Historical Society, describes German bombardment on March 6 and the ensuing assault. The narrative focuses on the chaos of shells, flashes, and cratering trenches as American troops resist with noted courage.
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Lorraine
168Th
Lowata
168Th Infantry
John WH. Taber
State Historical Society
Town City
Lela, Ap
Chamois
Ror Bor of Rippling Rhymes by Walt Mason
Fragmentary verse notes a tall tale about Sigmund Brietbart and the Giant. The passage hints at exaggerated feats and a crowd’s roar, describing a mighty figure who once wore a string of bells and hurled cannonballs. The scene sets a grand, unbeatable challenger in a stylized narrative.
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Walt Mason Ae
Sigmund
Real Estate Transfers Admr Est Inhofe and Others
Real estate transfers listed involving Admr Est Robert N Inhofe and P D Inhofe with parcels in northwest fort district 19-75-26 valued at 13500. Also Laura F Inhofe and exrs Est Jamey Callahan to M B Nelson in it 2 bik 91 Atlantic valued at 2.90. Groves family transfers to Sadie Groves and others listed with minimal sums of 1.00. W A McKee sheriff records shifed in H L Bell area with value 10583.07.
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Admr
Robert N. Inhofe
P. D. Inhofe
Laura F. Inhofe
Jamey Callahan
M. B. Nelson
Ged
Atlantic
Ll. J. Olaves
Red Groves
L. J. Groves
Ettfie B. Becker
W. A. McKee
H. L. Bell
Shif
Carl Brehmer
Aml
Wrota Venry
Averbach
Qed
Wil
Nwa
Testing Millions of Iowa Cattle for Tuberculosis
Chicago December reports from the United States Lives Association show over a million cattle tested for tuberculosis in Iowa during the past year. Thornburg described the nine month progress and the work's impact, outlining methods and results across the state.
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Iowa
Chicago
Thornburg
Towa
They're Off Again But Disease Progress Is Noted
A scrambled report notes the spread and infection rates among cattle herds across counties with figures on infected stock, modified areas, and county plans. It also highlights University of Iowa physics student Ernest G. Linder achieving crystallization crystallizes zinc to reduce electrical resistance.
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Iowa
Frnest
G. Linder
Eraduatte
University of Iowa
Linder
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