18 Jan 1926
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1926
Page
1
A garbled excerpt notes winter items, photographs, kitchen seating, and a mention of Spain. It references a storm, tobacco consumption, and smoking in the United States. The text includes unclear names and phrases, with several nonsensical or incomplete lines.
Farm Bureau News notes Reed v Hittin case doubts general seriousness and cites seed corn shortages. County agents report seed from Rochester New York and neighboring states used to plant 1920 crop while local seed storage advised limiting saved seed to short distances. Emphasizes testing seed vigor and avoiding distant sources to achieve best results.
Atlantic subscribers who do not receive their papers in the evening may have a later delivery if they call before seven o clock telephone 504 W This is not the number of the News Telegraph.
The paper urges closer focus on the Great Lakes to St Lawrence Waterway. Farmers and western interests see freight savings on corn and farm goods abroad. Officials like President Coolidge and Secretary Hoover favor action as supporters push for public sentiment and potential treaty steps.
The narrative discusses Stewart, the Washington Letter writer, and the Attorney General. It critiques his demeanor, noting a vacant expression and reluctance to answer questions. It mentions the Senate committee on the sovietbed abs and the aluminum industry investigation.
A fragmented verse monologue ridicules critics who denounce poets and painters. The speaker muses on critics lurking at doors and alleys and their jabs at writers and artists, noting their contradictions and harsh judgments.
Fragmentary text mentions 1926 references and George Matthew Adams. Reads like a clipped clipping mentioning broadcasting or columns and a media figure, with incomplete phrases about hosts and lines. Contains no clear events, names, places, or dates beyond the year.
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A compact item reports on local events and changes amid unclear text. Readable names and places are limited so the piece surveys ongoing moves and notes a year end focus. The snippet preserves a sense of civic or social updates without clear specifics.
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