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Newspaper

Atlantic News Telegraph

Location

Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 13, 1925

Page

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Atlantic News Telegraph News and Telegraph Union Notice

The Atlantic News Telegraph lists advertising rates and publication details with a notice to subscribers about evening delivery. It notes postal classifications, Associated Press affiliation, and distribution reminders for Atlantic, Iowa readers and subscriptions.

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Governor Kendall Bequeaths Steady State Course In Message

The governor’s annual address praises economic restraint and prudent stewardship, noting a nearly one million dollars more in the treasury than when taking office and opposing public funds being funneled into Banks. Blanche Galvin case advances at Council Bluffs with insanity defense planned. a married man implicated faces scrutiny amid public outrage over a woman’s ill fated birth and alleged misconduct.

A . Banks Atlantic News-Telegraph News and Telegraph Chas F. Chase E. P. Chase Atlantic Iowa N.B. Kendall Linssity Gow Kendal Teare Shorty Laur Blanche Galvin Cass County Council Bluffs Pottawattamie County Bluffs Ney John P. Tinley Pillary Telegraph

Bonded deposits proposed for banks in town funds

The text argues for banks to hold public funds with Liberty bond surety in place, calling current deposits costly and unstable. It notes that public deposits are easily recalled, bonds seldom paid without suit, and bonds cancelled on rumors. It advocates Liberty bond surety as convenient economical and protective at no cost.

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Iowa Legislature Should End Peanut Politics Now

The passage urges lawmakers to abandon petty bickering and partisan games and to enact practical policies that serve Iowa's citizens. It laments hobby riding and endless talk, urging representatives to focus on real service and accountability for those who fund state government.

General Assembly Tes Moines Iowa

State taxes and voter mood headline a tax debate

An editorial discusses income tax referendums and voter outcomes across Oregon Michigan Ohio Florida and Iowa. It argues against federal and state tax meddling, noting Florida’s constitution bars income tax to attract wealth and investment while Iowa faces anti tax propaganda.

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Rise of The New York Times and a note on justice

A 1925 copyright excerpt reflects on the New York Times growth under Adolph Ochs, noting rapid circulation and the scale of its metropolis paper. It contrasts the paper’s success with broader press funding and mentions a stark, archaic lament on brutal justice and crime.

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Congress Faces Charges and Patrons in Posture Row

HUNT'S DAILY LETTER reviews charges and counter charges in the Frank J. Scott marital dispute, noting a cloud over Congress's rectitude. Senator Walter Edge is cited on party regularity and patronage battles, including the postal pay veto and graft concerns.

Harry B. Hunt Asslington Frank JD. Scott Alpena. Mich Miembers Aterhapa Dhs Axe Scott tefRney Scott Walter Edge New Jtancd Splifah Hiatel Tew Willan B.oral Edge la Follette Ladd Brookhal Frazier Coolidge Republans

Short Talks on Advertising and Postal Cards

The piece argues postal cards are a cheap, direct way to convey business messages. It notes a typed word costs about two cents and mailing thousand ecards costs around twenty dollars. Rates vary with paper circulation, but per thousand copies are cheaper in high circulation papers, helping advertisers reach more buyers quickly at lower cost.

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Oregon Tax Debate Echoes Across States

Fragmentary excerpt discusses opposition to income tax in Oregon and comparisons with Ohio Michigan Wisconsin and Iowa. It argues taxes should fund capital for factories and employment and critiques tax structure favoring the rich, noting public resistance to broadening taxation while supporting development in timber fisheries and mines.

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Uncle Sam Aionpaize the Ingenie Tax

Readable text notes a call to let the government manage a proposed tax plan. The fragment references Uncle Sam and a general equity aim but lacks clear actions, dates, or named entities to anchor a fuller summary.

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New York Times' rise from newsboy to mighty paper

A Bluffs Nonpareil piece portraits the New York Times growing from a bankrupt property bought by a Chattanooga-born publisher to a $15 million asset, printing 2 million copies in five hours. It notes production costs, paper use, and telegraph tolls, praising honest ascent and reader-owned value.

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Early Signs Point to Eary Spring in Fort Dodge

Fort Dodge forecasts an early spring as veteran weather prognosticator B M Gene Dunning notes horses shedding their winter coats as a sure sign. He claims this trend indicates warmer days ahead for Iowa.

Fort Dodge B. M Gene) Dunning Vort Dodge

Fragmented Advice And Quips From A Quirky Column

A garbled mood of proverbs and stray lines outlines a lighthearted column with mixed narrator comments on marriage, debt, style, and ambition. It jokes about nagging wives, weather forecasts, and crossword puzzles, weaving social observations and playful aphorisms.

Prisoner on Hang Day Sparks Rays of Public Hope

In a British jail a distraught prisoner faced the rope as doom neared. Amid ghastly fear a ray of public sentiment emerged, protesting the hanging. British justice stood alone as the crowd’s pressure rose.

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