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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1925
Page
1
The notice narrates a late 19th and early 20th century telegraph publication, noting ownership by CHASE and editors CHASE and B F P, with Atlantic mailing details and subscriber rates. It references rail dividends and taxes for 1913 to 1921, along with related financial figures and regulatory notes.
A fragmented 1920s style summary notes farmers' concerns over farming viability and income, government policy, and trade effects. References planned tariffs, European economies, and industrial links to farm productivity. Mentions wage scales and crop outputs as context for agricultural stability.
The Railways Age editorial notes a persistent pattern of high taxes by railways over four of five years, with Class I Railroads paying 440,042,007 in 184 likely a misprint. It highlights that tax payments exceed prior years while dividends to stockholders in 1918 fell short of 1913 levels, drawing concern over fiscal distribution.
Police Commissioner Enright proposes federal control and a national police bureau to maintain fingerprinted identity records. He cites Argentina and several South American nations where cedula identif ication books are used by citizens for convenient verification and travel across the country. The system, though optional by law, is widely adopted due to practical costs and the existence of printed identification records carried in red leather booklets.
TOM SAYS industrial history shows a shift in vehicle use over the past decade. He argues the change brought employment, producer consumer contact, and social cohesion. He notes revision of neighbors and mutual interests while dismissing pessimism about business conditions.
The piece argues Mitchell is competent and well informed on air defense and military operations. It notes his long experience with bureaucrats and suggests observers should trust his judgment and expect supporters to back him when opportunity arises.
A garbled verse piece portrays the undertaker's daughter as drawn to speed and luxury. She buys jewels and luxuries while fatal driving and bootleg liquor claim lives, planning travel abroad as a wealthy reveler amid risky excess.
A 1920s report from the U S Commerce shows drastic shifts in vehicle manufacturing. Horse drawn carriages fell from 100 factories in 1914 to 384 total with nine thousand workers by 1914. Motor trucks and all weather roads propelled autos to dominance, with carriage and sled production dropping sharply by 1923.
Fragmented OCR reads like a jumble of names places and numbers. Mentions Egypt England various transfers and prices with odd spellings and partial dates suggesting a late 1925 era local notices page. Names such as Josephine Finley Mosley and Mary hint at a society column or notices section.
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