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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1925
Page
1
Advertising rates and subscription prices are listed with carrier and mail options. The page includes Associated Press notices, subscriber delivery tips, and a lengthy editorial reflection arguing against simplistic views of farming as the sole basic industry, highlighting the interdependence of production and distribution within the economy.
An article discusses the intertwined fortunes of farmers and workers across industries, arguing unity reduces demagoguery and hastens progress. It notes the vast employment base, a unified national economy, and debates over policy, including labor and agricultural cooperation and political contest.
A fragmented reflection notes that modern life rewards spend and routine, claiming every man should have a hobby and that habits shape progress. It suggests learning through daily practice and routine, with scattered phrases about change and old fashioned values.
A fragment from Hunt's Daily Letter recalls annual fashion columns on gowns, a heart attack death of Boss at a presidential reception in 1883, and notes General Pershing’s stage appearance in New York with a reciprocal honor plan. It mentions Samuel D. Boss's passing and the Oldest Inhabitants Association. The piece also touches on the Greek minister Charalambores Simopoulos and a vaudeville link.
Extracts from the May 1 1924 Congressional Record discuss proposals to amend the U.S. Constitution to grant Congress power to limit regulate and prohibit labor by persons under eighteen The debates reference delegates Morrison and various advocates and critics highlighting the socialist platform and early federal child labor laws in a period of intense reform.
The editorial argues Iowa should keep the county system for primary highways under state highway commission control to align with federal aid requirements. It criticizes county road programs as costly, inconsistent, and fragmented, urging legislature to amend the primary road law to fit federal standards and improve statewide road planning. The piece cites tax burdens, coordination issues, and potential savings from centralized oversight.
Fragmentary lines describe Leo in prison doing as told among weary grim faced men. When released he will again face the same hard path, the piece hints at recurring struggle and fate.
The J. C. Hubinger Bros. Company of Keokuk received articles of incorporation from the secretary of state. The firm sets capital stock at 1 million, with officers to be elected at the first stockholders meeting. Other incorporations include The Security Savings Bank of Zwingle in Dubuque County with 15,000 dollars in capital stock and listed officers Daniel ...
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