Railroads and taxes spark farmer concerns in Iowa editorial
The Rock Island and other lines face debate over government operation and fair taxation. The piece argues farmers pay proportionally high taxes and that railroad valuation should reflect actual costs. It condemns government control as costly and urges reforms to reduce taxes for all property classes while preserving essential rail service.
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Cass County
Chuarrgedt
Towa
Iowa
Noticed to subscribers about evening delivery option
Atlantic subscribers to the News Telegraph may arrange evening delivery if they call before seven. Call Red 403 to request service. The notice clarifies this is not the News Telegraph’s number.
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Telegraph
News-Telegraph
Railroads and grain rates spark cross currents in Washington
Farmers and merchants from across the state press Washington to cut grain rates and curb frauds while public guardians call for higher railroad taxes and cost of operation. The Wilson era nationalized the railroads during the war and now faces demands for compensation as roads seek parity with prewar conditions. Shippers and farmers weigh the clash between demand for relief and calls for burden sharing.
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Washington
Solomon
Wilson
Master Cleaner Emblem Promises Quality Cleaning
The emblem represents the National Association of Cleaners and Dyers and is reserved for members. Membership requires a modern cleaning plant. About 200000 cleaning places exist in the U S, with only about a quarter eligible for NACD membership. Have your cleaning done by a Master Cleaner to ensure proper methods.
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National Association of Cleaners and Dyers
Association
United States
Rippling Remains by Walt Manee
A fragmented, archaic lament appears discussing the decay of a society and personal loss. It cites a poet named George Matthew Ades and references grim imagery of farms, graves, and longing amid a rising undercurrent of despair. The text blends verse and prose in a obscured historical voice.
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Sal
Enbedeter
Sherk
George Matthew Ades
Emigration talks and tax plans dominate Washington notes
The House migration committee will study the 1988 understanding with Japan on emigration control. Senator Smoot and Representative Sweet push the Soldier Relief agencies consolidation through conferences. A treasury and Ways & Means tax plan with little cuts but readjustment takes shape. Warren Harding left Washington for a weekend camp near Hagerstown, Md. A U S Army officer testified no Bergdoll funds reached stock trading last year. Fordney tariff hearings to begin in Senate Finance within two weeks. The Sheppard maternity and infancy bill advances to the House. Farmers Union protests freight rates with 2 218 signatures. President Harding sent a message to Congress on related matters.
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United States
House To Migration Committee
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Pondence
Sweet
Smoot
Owen
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