Atlantic News Rates and Opinion on Wallace Farm Policy
Advertising rates and postal notes open the piece, then a long editorial comment critiques Henry Wallace and his son Mark Sullivan's views in Wallace's Farmer. The author argues against farm policy driven by politics, urging balance among industries and warning against antagonism. The piece appeals to farmers to avoid classifying blocs and to focus on practical prosperity for individuals.
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Sullivan
The
Des Moines
Wallace
Henry ‘Wallace
Harding
Moinés
Register
Henry Wallace
Mark Sullivan
Althoug
Mania for Legislation National Menace
In the July issue of the National Republican Senator Simeon D. Fess of Ohio warns that a mania for legislation and government omnipotence endangers liberty and stifles individual initiative. He argues the push for government to do everything for everybody is the nation’s most dangerous trend.
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National Republican
Washington
Simeon D. Fees
Onio
Tax Theory and Local Government Tax Policy Debates
The piece critiques federal and local tax strategies, arguing federal taxes rely on indirect methods like tariffs while local taxes burden taxpayers directly. It warns against crude local tax policy sparking resentment, urging trust in people to demand accountable government and better tax governance.
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Charles
TATE
Jesser
Povernment
Nilsarepeny
Kehwarman
Omaha Building and Loan Appeal for Civic Prudence
Senator Fess warns that vast legislative volume risks poor results and political bias. He notes thousands of daily bills, massive costs and heavy lobbying while urging citizens to favor national welfare over local self interest. Omaha builders praise cooperative associations for prudent cash management and home-building benefits.
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Fess
Congress
Senate
House
Editorial notes on Atlantic town improvements and civic habits
The piece urges clearer Rivento River road signage between Atlantic and Avoca to boost tourism and local business revenue. It criticizes lax alley enforcement, potholes on Chestnut Street, and the city’s shared private public missteps. It notes defective paving and sidewalks liability, urges civic seriousness, remarks on band crowds, and comments on traffic and behavior.
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Atlantic
Rivento River
Avoca
Co operation proves itself in Omaha loan associations
Earnest advocates of cooperative effort cite Omaha’s loan and building associations as the strongest monument to cooperation. By June 30, 1925, twelve active building and loan associations boasted total assets near 99.07 million with a per capita wealth of 415 dollars for every man woman and child in the city.
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Omaha
Omaha Bee
Loan and Building Association
Weathering Wit and Woes at Welch Moore Shoes
Fragmentary column notes humor and ad style offer jokes on fashion and education. A Mayo Clinic report mentions Mrs Ira Welch recovering after a major operation in Rochester. The brief item hints at social chatter and a domestic update within a larger society page.
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Ira Welch
Mayo Hospital
Rochester
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