Atlantic News Telegraph Notice and Rates
Notice to subscribers and advertising rates for Atlantic News Telegraph. Details on delivery, phone, and mailing options, plus a editorial urging fair prices for farmers and warning against exploitation by market wolves. Indicates rate schedules and publication matters for Atlantic, Iowa.
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Business Office
E. M. Burke, Inc
Chicago
South Michigan Blvd
New York City
Brokaw
Broadway
Atlantic
News- Telegraph
News‘Telegraph
Futures markets and the gambling threat to grain prices
A critique of futures trading as gambling that destabilizes grain prices. The author argues hedging helps both buyers and sellers but notes gamblers drive swings, harming farmers. Citing government action, the piece calls for stronger controls or price safeguards through surplus management.
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Wal
Secretary of Agriculture
Chicago Bard of Trade
Tai
English Labor Not Communist in Britain and America
English labor rejects communist influence after a recent labor congress and voting turnout showing strong anti communist sentiment. The report notes American organized labor’s repudiation of communist attempts to capture unions and highlights opposition to Leninist aims within British and American labor circles.
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Follette
Brookhart
Assembly
MacDonald
Lenin
Trotsky
Debt settlement talks: France to pay four billion
A partial accord in the long running debt dispute with France is reached. France would pay forty million dollars annually for five years, with a conference to resume later to seek full settlement. The arrangement avoids an outright adjournment and confirms the obligation and its amount despite political caution in France.
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Chilaux
France
Caillaux
Editorial notes on war department and naval actions
Editorial comments criticize aging war and navy officials who resist reforms, noting the country wears thin on the strain. The piece references Colonel Nitchell directing opposition and mentions testimony on the stand.
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War and Navy
Hoover subsidies and private aviation plan for mail service
Aviation authorities question subsidies for air transport and Hoover proposes that the Post Office stop flying its own planes and contract with private airlines to carry airmail. Private carriers could also transport freight and passengers, putting aviation on a paying basis. Critics warn the plan resembles sugar-coated subsidies via mail allowances.
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Carles P. Stewart
NEA
Wrenn
Territory of Commerce
Hoover
E Commerce
Post Office Department
Ace
Adda
Aviation, farm policy and government health debated
Mitchell denounces inefficiency while praising aviation insight and urging unified air services. The piece cites Lowden and McNary Haugen style ideas on surplus handling and farm price support, proposing an aviation department and integrated air force akin to army and navy. It notes broader concerns about government operations and public office dilapidation.
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Mitchell
Army
Navy
Patrick
Atlantic Iowa Post Office Delights Visitors With Spotless, Welcoming Service
A traveler praised Atlantic Iowa’s post office after visiting general delivery, noting its attractively kept facilities and the staff's attention to housekeeping details. He commends the officers and workers for contributing to the town’s good impression on visitors.
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Atlantic
Iowa
Atlantic News-Telegraph
Eall
United States
China
Japan
Vistors
What you know won’t hurt you in Great Britain
Fragmentary notes describe news from Great Britain with stray phrases about cotton markets weevils weather and government amid garbled OCR. The text hints at social and economic topics but is largely unreadable.
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Great Britain
Writing Home to Aunt in a Distant World
A writer recalls urging his aunt and later his own failed pledge to keep letters flowing from abroad. Amid jokes and distractions a man vows weekly notes, yet delays mount as life on the road intrudes. The message arrives that his old aunt is failing, prompting reflection on absent correspondence and the toll of silence.
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Tam
Dee
Tong
Sally
Reed
George Matthew. Adams
History of Iowa 468th Infantry in Rainbow Division
The State Historical Society of Iowa City will publish the history of the 468th Iowa infantry, part of the Rainbow division, with distribution planned for November. Lieutenant John F. Tabor wrote the history under a committee of the 148th Infantry Association including former officers Mathew M. Truley, Guy Brewer, Lloyd D. Ross, and others.
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468Th Infantry
Iowa
State Historical Society
Iowa City
John Fh. Taber
148Th. Infantry Association
Mathew 4
Truley
Guy
Brewer
Lloyd D. Ross
Cla
Stanley
Glenn Heynes
Tag Regiment
Spanish troops seize Adjir stronghold in Rif campaign
London dispatch reports Spanish troops occupied Adjir, Abd El Krim’s former fortified base, marking the greatest blow to the Rif rebellion to date. The site had housed his headquarters and defenses. Spaniards are said to have achieved minimal resistance. In Des Moines, James McGreevey of East High School was barred from all activities by the board for fraternity involvement, part of a crackdown on student clubs.
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London
Insii
Adjir
Abd el Keim
Maurid
Cini
Abd el Krim
Ruf
Drs Moines
James McGreevey
East High School
Board of Education
McGreevey
Two Volume History of a Regiment to Be Published
The 8th infantry history will appear in two volumes of about 450 pages each with many illustrations. It covers the regiment from activation to muster out and includes a participant’s resignation. Copies will be issued to members and immediate relatives at actual printing and binding cost.
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LbS8th
Tor
Nsse
Biatony
Regginen
State Uistericat ‘Society
Puuise” Hbriries
Foster's Weekly Weather Bulletin forecast October storm wave continent
Washington reports a major October storm wave centering on October 2 to 6 bringing scattered showers and extreme temperatures. A warmer spell precedes the storm, then a colder wave around October 12 with frost threats to northern cotton belts, while most regions see above normal precipitation and favorable winter grain soil conditions.
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Washington
Far Northwest
Pacific Coast
K C Livestock Classic Set For November Show
The American Royal Livestock Show will award $10 000 more in prizes this year than in 1924. The seventh annual exhibition is set for November 14 to 21 in Kansas City Missouri at the American Royal Building.
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Kansas City
Newa-Telegraph
Ong
American Royal Livestock Show
Karigas ‘City
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