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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1925
Page
6
A fragmented note urges early attendance to secure the choicest selection. It emphasizes timely arrival to access limited items and avoid missing preferred options.
Des Moines observers foresee a crowded Republican field for the next Iowa Senate seat. Prominent names include Albert B. Cummins, John Hammill, L. J. Dickinson, Howard Clark, Walter Ramsey, Kendall, and others. Possible successors and cabinet moves are discussed if Hamill or Ramsey seek higher office.
A former local jeweler F A Griffith salutes the old home paper. He recalls visiting many Iowa cities with populations under ten thousand and notes the Nebraska news, comics, and a strong daily paper combining national, state, local, and sports coverage as superior to others in similar towns.
Polls noted a personal appreciation gesture, with a muted public message. The fragment hints at gratitude toward supporters and organizers during an election period, but details remain unclear in the OCR text.
Sherm Myers lauds Rep. Chas. W. Huff for supporting a two cents per gallon gasoline tax passed by the house by 77 to 23. The tax, estimated to raise 1.5 million dollars annually, aims to fund road building through a broad, fair distribution across state primary county and township systems.
Sir George Paish former advisor to the British chancellor and member of the 1914 mission to Washington will address University of Iowa College of Commerce students on April 21. Paish is regarded as a leading expert on international trade balances.
An old display line urges readers to place orders with Wilken Monument Works, promoting quick turnarounds and finished memorials. The note emphasizes prompt service and customer-driven design.
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