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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1925
Page
1
Atlantic News Telegraph subscribers who do not receive papers in the evening may have a delivery option if they exit before seven o clock. Call 578-R to arrange. This is not the Times Telegraph number.
Fragmentary OCR text lists numerous names and places tied to a county level political context with references to roads and state funds. It mentions districts, towns like Niantic and Humboldt, and a long roster of individuals with varied years of service, hinting at a local primary or road funding discussion without clear cohesive events.
The article reports that several northern Iowa counties used taxation funds to complete primary roads before they joined the state system in 1919. Buena Vista, Emmet, and other counties show higher spending on secondary roads prior to primary designation while Monte and others kept costs lower under different funding. The piece discusses vehicle funds and long term effects on road quality and bridge construction.
President Coolidge backs a postal wage raise amid ongoing labor unrest as postal workers continue steady service despite broader industrial upheaval. The veto debate prior highlighted concerns over Congressional shortsightedness and wage method, yet the nation relies on prompt, reliable mail delivery.
A jittery column of speculative notes covers tax rules on interest deduction, constructive receipt, and income tax inclusion. It parries with Navy aviation jests, political quips, and scattered items from Turkey to Texas, ending with a 1925 NEA Service copyright note.
The article discusses U S Senate veterans Rice W Meana of Colorado and Hiram Bingham of Connecticut opposing a retirement plan for reserve officers. They argue the proposal creates unfair disability pay disparities between regular officers and enlisted veterans and would not be just to service members who are wounded in action. Bingham endorses equal disability retirement principles, highlighting examples of varying compensation for majors versus lower ranking enlisted men.
A North Dakota discourse extols the Rock Island line, noting 1929 revenue of 130.4 million dollars and only 3 percent paid to stockholders. It highlights payroll of 56.0 million, daily passenger and freight volumes, and the road’s role in local economies, asserting the railroad as a friend to its territory.
The News Telegraph commends Writeway Seven between Aviantis and Lewis for exceptionally smooth surfaces. It notes graders and drag work improved the road, marking the first time in years the stretch west of Lewis and Oakland is in prime condition and credits the county for the Lewis road maintenance.
The Rock Island railroad issues four booklets detailing its vast reach serving 32 million people across major routes from Chicago to St Paul Denver Oklahoma City and Dallas. The system operates over 1600 locomotives 54890 freight cars and 1100 passenger cars with lines connecting Chicago to Memphis and beyond.
A fragmented reminiscence recalls the county fair’s glory with steers pigs and pumpkins. It mourns aging customs, faded grandstands, and Aunt Julia’s faded triumph as time erodes cherished rural life from the scene.
The line reads like a garbled OCR fragment about cleaning lamps and related items. It mentions hoops and power, with unclear context and no identifiable people or organizations to anchor a proper news item.
Tax guidance notes that interest paid or accrued within the year is deductible with exceptions. It discusses deducting personal expense debt and interest on real estate mortgages, and how to calculate deductible interest for indebtedness.
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