21 Jan 1922
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1922
Page
1
The News-Telegraph analyzes freight costs, noting that even with 10 percent cuts for agricultural transport and other reductions, elevated rates under Esch-Cummins keep freight costs high. The piece argues rates must fall toward prewar levels to relieve industry and farmers, amid rising equipment costs and stalled price relief.
A man was convicted in the district court at Oskaloosa for killing his mother while drunk. The piece dismisses the idea that alcohol is medicinal and ridicules advocates for wide access, urging readers to reject such views regardless of speaker.
The Washington Democrat notes Kenyon voted against the Michigan man in the Newberry case and praises his independence. Cummins is criticized as aligned with the political machine, with five years left to serve. The piece frames Kenyon as acting rightly despite consequences.
Poet Walt Mason defends living by his own good intentions despite neighborly criticism. He reflects on growing bolder with age, affirming personal worth and right conduct while ignoring jeers and gossip.
A county wide debate in Iowa over the farm bureau calls for broader service rather than curbing funds. Farmers from Taylor Union and Mitchell counties propose shifts to county agent and engineer roles, with emphasis on service, broader interpretation of functions, and elections by farmers to strengthen the organization for production marketing transportation and social needs.
M P Conway and wife transfer to Rosa Ambedy the Atlantic real estate units 12 24 25 and 1 96 with mortgages 1000 and 500. On January 20 1922 L B Nelson and wife transfer to C R Carey a 120 22 and 1 B in McDowell Avenue Atlantic grantee assumes 1-3 of a 30 mortgage on the place.
Auctioneer RASS LAIG lists sale actions for the Gustason estate with multiple February dates. Names Ruben Nielsen Ed Dimiig Henry Banden Fred Boniesen Roy Burkey and others appear alongside February and March days. The fragment ends with a quotation about counsel and help attributed to Franklin.
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