Eee No 13 N B00 Price Listing
A terse OCR fragment shows pricing notation with figures like 2.50 and 5.00 and scattered letters and symbols. No clear event, date, or named entities emerge to anchor a fuller summary.
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1923
Page
1
A terse OCR fragment shows pricing notation with figures like 2.50 and 5.00 and scattered letters and symbols. No clear event, date, or named entities emerge to anchor a fuller summary.
A talk to the Atlantic Rotary club by Win Secor of the Successful Farming publishing company emphasized farmer business interdependence. He warned that farm profits, rising land values, and rising costs drive many from rural life, urging price increases to sustain farming without wrecking the industry.
The county farm bureau board accepts L K Bennett’s resignation. He will move July 15 to Dickinson County to lead a similar post. Despite hard opposition and frequent kicks, Bennett earned farmers’ respect and helped grow the American Farm Bureau Federation locally. He and Mrs Bennett leave with good wishes. The bureau now boasts its largest membership and active women’s auxiliaries, seen as key to their success.
The piece argues agriculture must remain prosperous as half the nation's economy. It notes wheat price declines strain farmers and industry, prompting business and farmer conventions. It shifts to Ellis Island immigration, urging strict checks, legal entry limits, and careful scrutiny of newcomers for American citizenship.
A curious home method advises placing cold water in the inner glass and the outer glass to warn of sticking tumblers. The Water-in-inner approach is said to help them separate without breakage, a simple trick showcased as practical household design lore.
A historical note from Estellae Journal describes a rural exchange about a Farm Bureau sign up and a request to use a spare bedroom. A Washington Department of Agriculture letter states no bureaus available yet. Sydney Anderson of Minnesota is referenced as working on a plan to produce and ship farm bureaus.
The piece urges broad respect for the U S Constitution, quoting the preamble and praising its enduring role. It warns against weakening or destroying the document and notes its aims to form a union, establish justice, ensure tranquility, provide defense, promote welfare, and secure liberty.
A fragment from a newspaper item notes a revival of a fighting game with bruisers seeking rivals and a carnival of scrapping. Moralists complain while suggesting bruisers pursue honest trades such as fixing flivvers or butchery to log by.
The column argues that two percent of Americans own about sixty five percent of wealth, but notes the distribution is nuanced. It links wealth to productivity, contending over 70 percent of annual earnings go to workers and small businesses, with capitalized earnings shaping national wealth. It cites La Follette and calls for clearer public understanding of wealth distribution.
A fragment praises practical labor over vanity. It contrasts fighters with builders and farmers, urging focus on useful tasks like dehorning cows, roof repairs, and tending corn. The speaker notes real world order improves with honest toil, while flashy champions gain little.
Fragmentary report mentions plans to retaliate against China and a person named A. Penny of Moline Illinois connected to a “permanent waves” incident, with references to the China cabinet being broken and wild waves, all in disjointed phrasing.
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