Atlantic News Telegraph publication notice and rates
Atlantic News Telegraph page notes editors F Chase and E P Chase publishing the paper in Atlantic Iowa with United Press membership and advertising reps in Chicago New York. It lists delivery issues, subscription rates by carrier and mail, and a subscriber notice advising call before seven to fix late papers. includes misleading telephone line warning.
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Peace Time Soldiers Gather at Neola to Aid After Storm
Members of the American Legion answered a call to help Neola after a devastating storm. About fifteen hundred Legionnaires reportedly joined the relief effort, aiding in removing wreckage and restoring order. The piece argues the Legion will remain ready to respond in future crises, likening its service to Red Cross humanitarian work.
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Rock Island Budget for Liner Repairs and Expansions
The Rock Island system outlines an $19,440,000 plan of expenditures for track, equipment, and facilities this year. Major items include 42 miles of double track from Latimer to McFarland at about $8.7 million, 12 coal chimneys and related plants at $1.1 million, and $8.6 million for track elevation and crossings. Additional outlays cover $5.11 million for new locomotives and cars, $2.23 million for refrigerator and coal car rebuilding, and $990,000 for 83 miles of new main line and sidings from Billings to Ponca City.
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Industrial News Service Recommends Caution in Government Finance
An editorial argues private business must monitor assets and liabilities to safeguard government finances. It likens citizens to stockholders in the United States, urges vigilance against bad debts and overreach, and calls for balanced policy free of radical ideas. The piece critiques Congress and stresses prudent management of public affairs.
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Rippling Raymes and the Town Merchant Debt Scene
A fragmented sketch describes a town where customers fail to pay bills, earning censure from merchants. A stately figure brandishes a paid checkbook as he surveys the street, boasting that he owes nothing for bread or pie while a squirting frame stands in a store.
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Tennessee law on evolution sparks constitutional debate
Constitutional lawyers argue over whether Tennessee can ban teaching evolution in state schools. They say penalties by lower courts could be overturned on appeal, while teachers could be fired for insubordination. The piece also notes political shifts around Dawes and rail freight concerns impacting highway vs rail competition.
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Debt and civil action reform in law and equity merger
A dated prose piece discusses debt collection, moral accountability, and the shift toward civil actions. It notes a proposal to merge law and equity actions into one form to be tried under law and equity practice and mentions the trial court’s decision and joinder rule abolition.
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Fragmented 1925 era column riffs on city life and morals
The readable fragments sketch a satirical, era flavored view of urban manners and social norms. References to work, bathing, romance, and a glib line about beauty and ice cream suggest a light, ironic tone typical of the period. No clear event or person stands out.
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Iowa Bar Association to hear proposal on testifying silence as evidence
In June, a committee report proposes allowing prosecutors in criminal cases to cite a defendant’s failure to testify as evidence of guilt. The Iowa State Bar Association will consider the recommendation at its June 18–19 meeting. Members include AL Morling Emmetsburg, EH G Albert Jefferson, C F Clark Cedar Rapids, B F Swisher Waterloo, H E Fry Bone, Mats McNett Ottumwa, and Jn Calhoun Keosauqua.
Fragmented Note on Jury Instruction and Delayed Verdict
Fragmentary text discusses trial court options after motions to direct verdict. Mentions Supreme Court guidance on verdict order and judge's instructions to weigh credibility. Proposes allowing jurors to separate and revisit evidence during trial, with emphasis on timing and decisions.
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New Corporations Profile and Capital Totals
A list of new corporations shows White House System Davenport with 15000 capitalization and officers A J Prucha president B G Christie secretary treasurer M R Wright vice president and Marshall president treasurer Dell Andre vice president HOH Black secretary. Natural Gas Services Dubuque 25000 capitalization with J C Gants president L H Breve vice president Arthur A Meyer secretary treasurer Des Moines. Tress company Cedar with 35000 capitalization mentions dreamlike product line.
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