Atlantic Bows Telegraph News and Telegraph Publishing
Atlantic Iowa paper details publication terms and advertising rates. Lists staff including Chas Chase Lydia Otto and Clara Otto, with telephones and postal notice. Notes Associated Press membership and republication rights.
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Chas
F. Chase
Chase
Vica Pre
Mgr
Lydia R
Ottos
Treas
P. Chase
R. BE
A. Chake
Relyes
Clara D. Otto
Lydis
Otto
Notice to Atlantic News Telegraph subscribers
Atlantic subscribers who do not receive their papers in the evening may have them delivered if they call before eleven o'clock. telephone Red 402 This is not the number of the News Telegraph.
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Atlantic
News Telegraph
Aeven
News-Telegraph
Cass County Farmers Plan Withholding to Boost Prices
A Cass County and Java farmers’ alliance proposes withholding wheat from Trom markets until prices cover production costs and fair profits. The editorial argues delayed sales align with good business and contrasts with earlier dumping practices that harmed farmers but benefited buyers. The piece notes the law of supply and demand governs price determination.
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Cass County
Java
Tromihé
Farm Policy Debate on Market Prices and Wheat Dumping
A columnist argues against Wallace's position on market manipulation by financiers and packers. He warns that dumping millions of bushels of wheat and beef products would crash prices, harming farmers. He urges protections for Canadian wheat and Argentine corn to support American agriculture.
The Farmer And His Grain Editorial Blast On Speculators
In the Des Moines Capital editorial the farmer is praised as Iowa’s key to prosperity while condemning speculative forces that lower grain prices. It argues farmers and banks suffer from dumped Canadian wheat and Democratic tariff policies, urging restoration of profitable markets and warning against price-demoralizing actions. Edg. R. Howard of the American Farm Bureau supports patience, predicting wheat will rise to 3 to 4 dollars by June based on crop conditions.
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Dés Moines
Iowa
Chicago
R. Howard
American Farm Bureau’ Federation
Iowa farmers urge action to restore grain markets and profits
A speech stresses swollen production and looming shortages with 650 million bushels in reserve and an 80 million bushel gap to meet domestic demand. It calls for lawmaking action to restore safe markets and ensure farmer profitability, linking urban credit to farm product movement and Iowa’s prosperity.
Scandal HITS Capital And Labor
An Omaha Bee commentary critiques post election misgivings about labor and management. It cites quotes from a Dayton manufacturer predicting wage cuts and longer hours, warns of a rise in profiteering, and urges law and restraint to end coerced building practices. The piece argues for a fair day’s work for fair pay and a return to prudent labor standards.
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Omaha Bee
Dayton
Harding
New York
Brindell
Sam Parks
Chicago
Madden
The Losers Sail Salt River in a Hollow Chorus
A broken verse laments a loss in votes and fading support as a ship of sorrow departs salt river waters. The speaker predicts long voyages for the losers and a homecoming marked by burning ships and jeers, referencing political defeat and shifting public opinion.
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Salt River
William
Heron Ming
George Adams
Y Vidintern
Iowa Name Origin Explained by Varied Theories
A long discussion reviews competing origins for the state name Iowa. Some claim it means The Beautiful Land, tied to Iowas or Tamawan tribes, while others link it to Kiowa, Towas, or Dakota roots. The piece traces treaties and explorer references, noting no single definitive derivation.
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Towa
Iowa
Minnesota
Sti-Peters River
Davenport
Theodore S. Parvin
le Claire
Indiana
Tewa
Tama County
Musquakie
Marquette
Joliet
Dézoines
Pachonta
Micaouri
Tawa
Griffin couple's early trip to Guthrie noted in Old Files
From the Old Files Fifteen Years Ago dated November 8 1905 records Mr and Mrs J F Griffin leaving yesterday afternoon for Guthrie Oklahoma. They will be entertained by E M Enley and the note mentions a small gathering Saturday night with a few guests.
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Mra
J.F. Griffin
Guthrie
Enley
Local notes and markets from an old issue
Fragmented OCR shows Missouri and Texas references and stock quotes. Names include Charles Huntani and George Ains, with mentions of Omaha travel and a Sunday paper around November 8 1985. A card of thanks expresses gratitude for funeral bereavement support.
Costly prize fight grows as boxing values rise
The World notes the Carpentier Dampsey contest offers a $500,000 purse with $300,000 to the champ and $200,000 to the challenger. It compares these stakes with the $101,000 Jeffries Johnson fight and $100,000 Willard Toledo, then adds admissions, travel to Havana, staging and news costs, suggesting a rising cost trend in pugilism.
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New York World
Pugiliem
New Heights
Carpentier
Dampsey
Wil
Reno
Willard
Toledo
Havana
Dr Bok and Wil Ta Lead Chestnut River Build
Dr Bok WIl Ta and H. N. Freion oversee construction at Chestnut River project. Builders push pace on early phase as plans outline roads and reservoirs. Local officials mark progress amid funding approvals and site work.
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Bok
Wil Tas
H. N. Freion
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