04 Jan 1926
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1926
Page
1
Atlantic Iowa notices advise evening delivery for subscribers who miss papers. Telephone 504-AV guides dispatch. is not the News Telegraph’s main contact number.
A historian argues the United States funded Allied efforts with over nine billion in loans and total wartime spending around twenty six billion. The piece claims postwar taxes and inflationary urgency supported government control of major industries and commerce, urging limits on future government involvement.
The piece recalls the Sherehamy Hotel and the long nine month adjournment of Congress in the early 20th century. It notes Washington’s habit of letting the Capitol sit empty for extended stretches, the impact on local businesses, and efforts to avoid repeating such interruptions.
A fragmented discourse questions wartime finance and a proposed export corporation to dispose surplus corn and Sarin products. Critics brazenly dispute government spending, taxation, and war-era profits while debating who should bear the cost and how reopenings of findings affect policy and farmers.
A fragmentary clipping notes public interest in a “Laugh Month” All the mention centers on Texans and a figure named Pat Ferguson with claims of high road work costs. The text is garbled but implies public debate and political figures amid rising prices.
A legal battle centers on whether Stnabor Cons and others owe ten million dollars in income taxes. The case challenges the revenue commissioner’s finding and questions the value of Ford stock sold by Couzens in 1913. The Treasury’s Deprmunk and Mellon era context looms over the dispute as parties contest tax obligations and stock valuations.
The Des Moines Capital lauds Congressman Green for guiding the federal tax bill to passage before the holidays. It notes his chairmanship of Ways and Means and long planning behind the measure while urging recognition of the driving force and leadership within Congress.
The Voice of the Alumni reports alumni nationwide oppose the University of Wisconsin board of regents action to reject all cuts from incorporated development. An aging committee representing alumni groups argues the decision impacts important selections and merits reconsideration.
A tense dispute erupts as Rockefeller money meets resistance from the University of Wisconsin regents in Madison. Alumni protests rise over perceived policies, while supporters warn rejecting gifts could harm the university's future and reputational standing. The outcome hinges on regents' stance amid public scrutiny and donor influence.
The piece argues for steadfast defense of state integrity amid political and banking pressures. It frames fiscal strength, job creation, and infrastructure as signs of progress, urging readers to overcome cynicism and support decisive action to remove perceived injustices and sustain prosperity.
Fragmentary OCR text describes a heated exchange after a mate’s death and a rival’s alleged insult. Beverly accuses the other man of a curse and hostility. The account mentions a strained relationship, emotional fallout, and apparent public or social repercussions within a community.
A quirky fragment describes a character seeking relief from long term distress by reading a book about prunes and healing merit. The passage nods to fans, shared tales, and a moment of hopeful transformation as remedies are discovered.
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