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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1925
Page
1
A jumble of notices and advocacy items outlines arguments for and against a proposed income tax measure. The text references state debates, farming interests, and civic responses amid scattered interjections about tolls and governance.
President Coolokee resubmits Charles Uo Warren for a cabinet post amid insurgent opposition in the Senate. The move signals a clash with peanut politics as insurgents align with Democrats to block the appointment while Vice President Dawes delays a decision.
In a heated appeal, I A Nelson and Q W Huff signal opposition to proposed legislation favored by many local farmers and business groups. The Iowa Homestead and the state federation of labor join a broad coalition opposing the measure. Constituents urged to contact their representatives as the bill faces swift action and possible defeat.
A letter to the press argues for a state income tax to fund relief for farmers, citing farm burdens and national war efforts. Critics question the fairness, noting the large share paid by nonfarmers and the impact on city residents, with references to local levies and living costs.
A historical note suggests some fans may waste time by monkeying with the buzz saw instead of attending the game, implying distraction and poor judgment in that activity.
A Cedar Rapids mother and her daughter died the same day after eloping, amid springlike rumors. A New York minister resigns and Congress adjourns with many bills left. Postmen gain, debate rages, and a Des Moines teacher reflects on resilience and color.
A partial OCR reading shows a fragment of rhymed lines and casual notes about gentle exercise and a walk in a dell. The text includes stray phrases like walking in single file and resting beneath a banyan, but lacks a clear narrative or identifiable publication details.
A reflective verse contrasts the vigor of youth with the frailty of age. The speaker notes how younger people push hard for fitness while an aging observer prefers gentle strolls for sun and air, acknowledging that old bones need rest and restraint.
A retrospective from March 12, 1905 notes the death of John Milner in Salt Lake City, the Atlantic resident for twenty years. The Carnegie Public Library receives twenty books, a quiet school election reports 350 ballots cast by four o clock, and the district court term opens next Tuesday with Judge Macy presiding. Frank Coll, a Walnut area farmer, was killed in a grade crossing incident.
A fragmented OCR note reflects anger among Irish residents about last day events. Names and places are unreadable, but the tone suggests rising frustration and demand for answers from authorities.
Avoca Iowa March 19 a small fire in the baggage room of the Rock Island depot was discovered and put out before gaining headway. The blaze started in the ceiling and is believed caused by defective flues.
T. M. Rasmus sen, a well known local lawyer, was chosen temporary mayor at a special city council session. He succeeds E B. Voss who resigned as acting mayor due to his legal role as the regularly elected justice of the peace. The duties of both offices are outlined.
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