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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1925
Page
1
TREMPHONES Business Office Editorial and News No 13 No 424 advertising rates stated on application with contact details for inquiries and corporate listings noted in the public notices.
A discussion on corn prices argues farmers need about one dollar per bushel to profit, a shift from fifty cents fifteen years ago. The piece notes current Cass County prices near seventy cents and cites overproduction and market manipulation as factors, urging farmer unity and the National Corn Growers Association as a path to stabilizing prices and securing a five percent profit.
Washington’s diplomatic corps flood the capital with energy as 41 Interparliamentary delegates entertain during fall. Coolidge faces a clash with the Shipping Board over mercantile policies, while Palmer’s leadership on the Emergency Fleet is invoked amid a partisan tug of war between President and board.
The article argues for high corn prices to boost farm wealth and local prosperity and appeals for banking and business backing. It notes most corn goes to central markets, bought by organized industries that can pass small costs to consumers, and warns against organized buyer resistance. It urges loyalty from corn belt traders and producers to sustain farm income and national market stability.
A blurred excerpt questions the claimed cures of Rhubarb Essence and mocks its promoters. The speaker contrasts personal relief with scientific claims, noting skepticism over labels and true efficacy while acknowledging possible genuine benefit amid doubt and satire.
A brief note touts Read to Sycress for its superior scenery and a handy, low price on cigars, highlighting interest in affordable indulgences amid prevailing trends.
Royal Neighbors Order of the territory will hold a school of instruction in Atlantic on Wednesday October 12 at the I O O F hall. The program opens with a single act followed by an address of welcome by Mrs Anna Dilger and remarks by Cumb Anita seeoe.
Noon program features a visitor parade and undressing display by Neiebburs Borgtlen aut Reynolds. A brief time for word drills and a business session follow. Atlantin jy leads an evening program with Cumberland aml hosting.
Des Moines officials report the Iowa Farm Bureau will hold its annual convention in Des Moines on January date yet to be confirmed. State committee members discussed the event during a recent session. Officers stressed the convention’s importance due to agricultural legislation and noted it will attract significant attention this year.
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