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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1922
Page
1
The notice lists subscription options with prices for carrier and mail delivery. Details include one month, six months, one year, and international rates for Canada, foreign countries, and the U S. The figures show varying costs, with several formats and currencies presented.
A Republican stance extols protection to American industries as essential to prosperity. It argues tariffs keep wages high, keep farms selling to domestic buyers, and join agriculture with manufacturing. The piece contends a tariff policy benefits workers, farmers, and factories by maintaining full employment and rising domestic demand.
The piece defends protection for American industries, arguing tariffs shield workers from foreign competition and protect farmers. It notes the senate bill seeks balanced duties on farm products and manufactured goods, criticizes free trade opposition, and stresses economic justice guiding labor wage policies and the railroad workers' stance on potential walkouts.
Ben W. Hooper, chairman of the railway labor board, urges union members to reject strike ballots as misleading. He argues the board seeks fair wages, not profits, and criticizes union leaders for misrepresenting the board’s stance to workers and the public.
In 1855 San Francisco faced a crime surge backed by a corrupt political ring. William Tell Coleman organized a citizen committee that grew to 1500 armed men, tried murderers, and publicly hanged Casey. By two months, order returned, and residents could leave watches on streets overnight. Some urge similar decisive action in modern cities.
Poetical verse explores prunes as wholesome yet mocked by jesters. The piece argues vitamins acids and juice in prunes benefit health, while social jokes deter selection at table. The spoofish rhymes critique consumer shaming and praise prune merits amid humorous quips.
A jumble of wry observations and headlines from a bustling era. Comments range from a fearless woman to a distracted driver, a fairhouse crowd, and a railway scare. Mars distance and aging population bits mix with jokes about luck, work, and everyday mishaps.
Iowa farm news reports cooperative creamery networks as top dairy markets per county agent survey. Sixty-two counties show 142 creameries 669 cream stations 27 centralizers and three cheese factories with 26 closures since 1916 and 26 new starts. Shelby County Bankers pledge 500 to Boy and Girl work with 600 for educational trips. Plymout h farm bureau sign free gate signs for dues. A W Clyden leads soil erosion work in Plymouth demonstrating woven wire brush dams and gullies control. Iowa wool growers monitor rising wool prices.
Clayton county farm bureau notes selling pools boost values this season. Census shows heavy draft horses scarce city and farm use 1920 1 700 000 down 40 percent since 1910 though city use rebounds as autos and trucks prove costly for short hauls. USDA mail carrier survey finds 14.6 percent rise in spring pig crop over last year. News-Telegraph reports will publish more as available.
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