Atlantic News Telegraph Subscription Rates and Delivery Notice
The article lists subscription rates for the Atlantic News Telegraph including one month and yearly mail options for U S and foreign countries. It also includes a delivery notice advising subscribers who do not receive evening papers to call Red 403 before seven o clock, clarifying it is not the newspaper’s News Telegraph number.
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Canada
U. S
Atlantic
News- Telegraph
News-Telegraph
Atlantic Rotary hears industry chiefs on 1928 prospects
At the Atlantic Rotary Club meeting, leaders from major local firms projected 1928 prospects. J W Cuykendall of the Atlantic Canning Company announced continued operation of both plants, noting improved freight rates and growing pumpkin demand. Dice Shrauger reported Sharper gains for Shrauger & Johnson. Ernie Herring cited car shortages but expected relief with higher production. Bert Jock of Swift & Company voiced solid business. Earl Britton of Green Bay Lumber cautioned forecasting is difficult but expected higher demand and rising timber costs amid better farm prices.
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Atlantic Rotary Club
Atlantic
J. W. Cuykendall
Atlantic Canning Company
Fremont
California
Cuykendall
Dice
Shrauger
Shrauger & Johnson
Ernie Herring
Atlantic Automobile Company
Bert’ Jock
Swift & Company
Earl Britton
Green Bay Lumber Company
Busineas
Paris and German Ruhr Tension Highlight Postwar World
The article notes optimism for the new year amid broader national conditions but focuses on France occupying the Ruhr in response to alleged German coal delivery failures under reparations, seen by many as an excuse rather than a real cause. It questions what happens next as the crisis unfolds.
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Ruhr
Germany
France
Great Britain Promises Full Debt Payment to United States
A British debt commission stated that Britain will pay the full principal and interest owed to the United States, asking only time to gather funds. The remark contrasts Britain with France, which has obligations to the United States as well.
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Debt Commission
Great Britain
United States
France
Editorial Mention Reflects on Torture Deaths and Political Talks
The piece condemns torture as barbaric and seeks swift punishment for the authors, possibly linked to the Ku Klux Klan. It notes Representative Harrison’s caucus loss and praises Governor Kendall's upcoming message, urging readers to study it once printed. The editorial laments pension increases vetoed by the president and recalls 1861 to 1865 union battles.
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Tf Daniels
Richards
Ku Klux Klan
Debt, pay, and pay scales across nations in a heated era
The piece contrasts Britain’s reluctance to cancel debts with France pressing Germany for war reparations while paying heed to the cost of debt. It notes Senator Brookhart’s humane stance on federal law violations by youths, hints at farmer loan schemes, and reports Sears Roebuck raising prices by ten percent citing higher costs. It also cites LaFollette’s reaction to a Standard Oil president’s salary of 47,500, and a broader jab at politicians vs. business pay scales.
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France
Germany
LaFollette
Standard Oil
Senate
Brisbane
Hearst
Agricultural Credit Report Shows Loan Growth and Confidence
The report notes improved orderly handling of products and rising confidence as the agricultural credit system proves riable. It cites total advances of 482,447,000 in 87 states through November 80, with 182,859,000 to 4,400 banks, 77,761,000 to 118 livestock loan firms, and 172,827,000 to 92 cooperative marketing groups.
Fragmented Miscellany of Wit and Wordplay from a 1930s Page
A collage of aphorisms and humorous lines touches on Christmas saving, marriage to a nurse, the fate of eel widows, approaching winter, tickless clocks, and optimistic leaps. It jokes about cabarets, flying cars, beauty and chores, amateur radio, large Purac equipment, detectives, taxes, and reformers, ending with a rambling, garbled closing note.
The Day's Editorial and Useful Citizens Glimpses
The piece recounts a sergeant and young officer inspecting a cook house with a water kettle, noting guard edge boiling for sentries. The Aurora Beacon News praises Dan Ruffo laying tar blocks in Boston as a fast worker and a useful citizen advancing civilization.
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Pittsburg
Telegraph
Aurora Beacon-News
Dan Ruffo
Boston
Dan
Farmers Saved by Loans Report Says War Finance Help Stabilized Agriculture
The War Finance Corporation reported to Congress that 41 percent of agricultural loans were repaid early or on time, praising the program for preserving farmer confidence and pouring cash into credit-tight areas, saving the industry millions. The American farmer has demonstrated resilience when properly financed, the annual report states.
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National Republican
War Finance Corporation
Conpreau
Rippling Rhymes but Walt Mason
A fragmented note appears to reference Walt Mason and rippling rhymes. No clear event or date is provided. The item reads as an incomplete label or teaser noting Mason and verse style without further context or details.
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Walt “Mason
The Crime News In the Daily Guest’s Moral Rants
A reflective piece laments sensational crime reports while contrasting lurid tales of assassins and barroom violence with ordinary honest citizens. It criticizes lurid detail, midnights jamborees, and demon rum, noting cops chase criminals despite many law abiding people quietly prospering.
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Jane
Trakes
Jima
George Matthew Adams
Punish Buyer of Booze With the Seller
Washington January 9 A bill to curb bootlegging makes the buyer of boot leg liquor equally guilty with the seller Representative Upshaw Democrat Georgia introduced the measure amid claims that public officials do not practice what they preach on prohibition The bill also treats anyone accepting a free drink as in the same category as a buyer or seller of liquor
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Washington,d. C
Upshaw
Georgia
There Are About Ten Thousand Fish Species Known
A historical note states that roughly 10,000 fish species are identified worldwide. It emphasizes the vast diversity of aquatic life while acknowledging ongoing discoveries and classification efforts.
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Biddle
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Henry
Zellmer
Carl
Kendall
Kizzener
Union
Brookhart
Sears Roebuck & Co
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