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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1925
Page
1
Notice to subscribers about delivery. Atlantic subscribers not receiving evening papers can call before seven o'clock at telephone 379 R to arrange delivery, with care to distinguish this from the News Telegraph number. The item lists subscription rates and publishing details.
Senator Brookhart and others criticize Secretary Jardine's Ames address calling him biased against reform. Haugen Dickinson and Bradfute clash with the speech amid debates over the McNary Haugen bill and farm program effectiveness. Farmers worry about who profits from grain marketing and how policy affects their role.
Iowa State University faces an $11 181 921 20 biennial budget for 1926 27 with $7 151 921 20 raised by tax and a $1 55 0000 cash fund for a new medical building. The Ames college will operate on $6 807 774 00 during the same period with $4 817...
The article states the state budget totals 36,486,222.26 dollars with 28,379,192.28 dollars to be raised by taxation. It criticizes the state for taxing heavily, likening its approach to aggressive real estate promoters in California or Florida.
A gathering of the wood roads advocates of the ninth congressional district will be held at Harlan City Hall at 2 30 p m. The meeting aims to spark interest in the good roads program and win county organizations to support the plan. Attendees are asked to answer the question Is there anything of more importance to your town and territory than good roads and a reduction in operating costs for thousands of automobiles in the area.
Sioux City Journals notes grand jury findings on brutal prison practices in North Carolina. Witnesses describe flogging with leather straps, burning liniment, salt in wounds, kicks, blinding blows, saplings, and a nail weapon used by road bosses. Guards often drunk, inflicting inhumane treatment. Grand jury urges abolition of corporal punishment and comprehensive reforms including accountability for guards and expert prison supervision.
Subscribers letters praise the newspaper as a best friend and reliable source of local news. Contributers from Concordia Omaha Tulsa and other places note warm weather good crops timely delivery and strong community ties through the paper. They emphasize regular readership and value the local coverage and friendship the paper provides.
A dark contorted fragment describes a bleak prison where men seek easy gains. Daily processions of inmates move between sunlit activity and confinement, highlighting a harsh, doomed cycle.
Journalist Charles P. Stewart discusses Alfalfa Bil Murray of Oklahoma who writes from South America about a bold plan to colonize a vast unconquered wilderness in southern Amerria Bolivia. Murray recruits rugged frontier veterans with romantic pioneer rhetoric to tame the land, glossing over the hard labor and challenges of settlement.
A dated, poetic missive lampoons clever criminals who think they can outsmart the law. The speaker mocks boasts of stealth and genius, contrasting grand schemes with the inevitable exposure and punishment. Copyright attribution to George Matthew Adams, 1925.
The passage offers quirky, moralizing lines about marriage, social behavior, and flirtation. It includes tips on making noise at parties to be invited back, and a dubious line about chloroform on a coat lapel to attract rouge. The tone echoes early twentieth century newspaper fillers and NEA Service humor.
In Des Moines on July 14 more than fifty youths from the Church of Christ registered as sessions began at the state fair grounds. The conference features vocational guidance church school methods missions and storytelling and runs through next Sunday with nightly mass meetings. Noted speakers include Dr D W Morehouse president Drake University Dean Jesse Caldwell Prof LeRoy Huff Rev W A Shultenberger and Samuel S M Williams a returned missionary from Argentine.
H L Pickerilt of St Louis is dean of the conference and Glenn McRae of the northern district is conference director Miss Anna Clark of St Louis will act as dean of women Other faculty members include Miss Ruby Painter of Des Moines elementary superintendent of the northern district Mrs Glenn McRae of Bethany Neb Miss Ida May Irvin of St Louis S S McWilliams Rev J B Young St Louis Rev Barton Johnson of Omaha and Mrs BR E Kinsell of Valley Junction
A note on how the Latin alphabet once included the letter K in ancient inscriptions. It later vanished and was replaced by C. The K appears mainly in the word Salendae as a proper form, with scarce use in standard Latin.
Pineville in Rapides parish stands as one of the oldest Louisiane settlements serving as a stopping place and portage for early explorers and traders on the upper Ted river.
Real estate transfer notes show multiple parcels and buyers including Harriett O Whitney to Meda Whitney and Leona Mountain to N W Mikeo. Entries mention amounts around 6905.39 and 1900, with bank shifts and partial lots described, amid garbled text and stray narrative.
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