07 May 1930
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1930
Page
1
Notice to subscribers of The News Telegraphs seeking evening delivery by CHASE and R C A CHASE in Atlantic Iowa on March 3 1979 with subscription rates and delivery changes. Readers urged to call before 7 o clock to arrange delivery or changes and to notify the office for discontinuations or other notices at 86 50.
The surfacing contracts on federal No. 32 will soon complete a continuous paved link to Atlantic and other towns, making it a popular route to the eastern seaboard. Boosters plan maps and campaigns to attract motorists, arguing tourism and interstate business traffic will benefit towns along the road.
The piece discusses anticipated loss of two seats from Iowa after the census leading to redistricting, with a focus on the ninth district and potential shifts across the state. It also includes a lengthy account of a World Court address by Charles Evans Hughes, detailing tribunal procedures, judges, translators, and the arbitration process.
A damaged OCR fragment describes items and actions in a kitchen cupboard. It mentions a recipe hint, a road, a date or price element, and a vague urgent instruction. The readable content is sparse and unclear, offering no coherent event or clear entities.
Vague remarks about tax reform and public spending surface in a fractured discussion. A candidate labeled as favoring generous social programs faces scrutiny over fiscal viability and voter support. Supporters argue for direct aid, while critics warn of rising debt and economic instability.
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