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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1926
Page
1
Atlantic readers see billing and delivery options for the News Telegraph with rates for carrier and mail service, including Canada and Iowa zones. A notice directs subscribers to call 2 o clock for evening delivery and clarifies the telephone number 604-W is not the News Telegraph line.
Secretary Mellon joins Hull and Mellon in opposition to farm surplus disposal at below home prices or tax-funded losses. Eastern perspective dominates, with respected economist Arthur Sears Henning outlining the argument in the Chicago Tribune.
The editorial argues Congress will adjourn without farm aid bills and urges states to act. It notes opposition to Haugen proposals as uneconomic and costly, proposing state bonding to fund corn belt farm support and roads, claiming broader prosperity for taxpayers and farmers alike.
Secretary Mellon declares the corn belt measure unsound and harmful to farmers and consumers. He argues it would subsidize foreign competition, raise domestic prices through an equalization fee, and worsen the surplus. Mellon promotes cooperative marketing and orderly distribution as the sounder path for farm relief.
The text presents a jumble of fractured phrases and misread names across regions including Afghanistan America Turkey and Australia. It resembles a damaged OCR snippet with stray words about marriage ages politicians data and casual observations, lacking a coherent event or clear subjects.
A fragment from a 1926 piece portrays fear of calamity haunting wealth and property. It discusses bank failures, blight on orchards,追speeding cops chasing a limousine, and insomnia over possessions. A hospital report notes Cole in serious condition with head surgery near the right eye.
Three DeKalb county youths Emerson Wilson Stanley Hurt and Leonard Rich were sentenced to thirteen years at the reformatory Pontine for attacking Miss Dorothy Westervelt a Northern Illinois Teachers college student. A civil action for $50000 was filed against them, tied to the attack and alleged testimony. They will transfer to Joliet at age 24 to finish their term. The suit’s filing parallels the King-Arthur Rich case in Michigan.
Tama County voters reject a local mud problem measure in a terse election result. Officials and residents had debated drainage and road repairs, with supporters arguing for faster cleanup and opponents citing cost. The outcome shifts funding plans and future maintenance expectations.
Ja June 13 Believed to have been slugged and robbed in Council Bluffs Iowa and carried unconscious and bleeding to the North Western railroad yards where he was thrown into a box car that left the city hours later FB L Cal e steeplejack 2120 Avenue F found by hoboes early this morning Police called by railroad detectives and removed the man to a hospital in the city
Five dynamite blasts rocked a Brooklyn theater early today. Police found over 100 sticks of dynamite with fuses attached scattered around the building. The entire structure had been planted with explosives, damaging upper floors and adjacent areas.
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