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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1925
Page
1
Advertising rates are revealed upon application. Telephones listed include Business Office No. 13 and Editorial and News No 424. Subscription options cover carrier and mail, with prices for one month, six months, and one year, including Canada and the United States. The notice marks United Press membership.
A battered OCR passage outlines a Des Moines Senate clash over highway funding and road-improvement plans. It contrasts progressives favoring wide wide-reaching road work with opponents seeking limited, federal-aid aligned projects. Mentions Cass-Shelby district vote shifts and proposed tax methods to fund primary and secondary roads.
Citizens across Red Oak Clas rinda Cornell Bluffs and nearby towns back a tax funded band program overseen by Prof Molke. Adair voted down a levy on a technicality, but supporters insist the per taxpayer burden is minor and the previous system of business interests funding bands is unfair. The appeal favors tax backing to ensure band participation and public pride.
Crete Carter, longtime public printer at the Washington government printing office, is again at the center of a dispute with management and shop unions. Critics say his business methods yield savings and efficiency, while opponents claim he lacks the formal qualification of a practical writer. Carter’s tenure since 1921 has been marked by tensions between economy drives and traditional labor concerns.
The Michigan senator known for opposing Mellon tax cuts faces a government income tax claim in the millions. He calls it retaliation by the revenue bureau tied to his probe, while the paper notes calls for reform but acknowledges limited facts in the dispute. The clash between Couzens and the bureau is not surprising given his outspoken stance.
A fragmented editorial discusses spending attitudes and economic outlook. The piece contrasts savers and spenders, notes European zoning and habitation ideas, and questions American fiscal behavior amid forced necessity. The text shifts to a second side, hinting at a contrasting viewpoint.
Charles Gates Dawes as vice president spoke to the United States Senate outlining his views on its conduct and future duties. His forceful, high pitched remarks drew laughter and showed the Senate’s unease with a new presiding officer. The Chicago scene also highlighted a political influence from Diamond 160 in Little Italy.
Robert W Thompson discusses Sunday Sabbath School Lesson on the resurrection. He argues belief in life after death would curb social evils and unite communities, citing Mary Magdalene and the witness of the gospels as documentary proof and the transformed lives of Jesus' followers as living evidence. He urges studying the lesson Our Lord's Resurrection John xx 1 18.
The poem recalls fame followed by scorn and gossip as a once prominent man recalls his downfalls. It contrasts praise of success with bitter memories of bankruptcy, job loss, and a life in small-town decline. The piece notes George Matthew Adams copyright 1925 and mentions a social gathering with Father P. N. McDevinott, and post commander's state conference in Des Moines.
A fragment from a 20th century column cites savings and deposits by year, arguing Americans hold more money to spend and save than others. It laments spending and improvidence, contrasts savers with spenders, and touches on public office opacity and public sentiment about policy and trouble.
The Atlantic post of the American Legion accepts a challenge from Chariton post to stage a hard fought membership drive. Horace F. Wulf of Sioux City leads, with Herman C. Miller of Water but among the 35 commanders, efforts aim to pair evenly matched posts for a spirited contest. The event is planned for May 1 as both sides prepare to recruit.
A fragmented notice describes wheelbarrows and related items for sale at a local sale event. Names, dates, and exact quantities are unreadable, but the readable fragment confirms a public sale of wheelbarrows and related props in the locality.
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An advertisement extols Kellogg's All Bran as the sole relief for constipation, urging daily use and recipes. It touts bulk digestion benefits, claims Actarann is permanently effective, and notes manufacture in Battle Creek Michigan with distribution in hotels and restaurants. Effective relief attributed to Kellogg products backed by doctor endorsements.
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