Farmers Union Leader Talks On Farm Outs
An Omaha, Nebraska interview with veteran Farmers’ leader Barrett highlights farm hardships and calls for profit, urging citizens to invest in farming’s recovery. He argues the farmer’s role is essential to civilization and questions current shipping costs and policy.
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Aomaha
Nebs
Wil Gallus
Gama
Arlens Barrett
Farmers
Althoug
Amen Ricult
Bar
No Band Concerts This Week From Atlantic Concert Band
Announcement states no concerts by the Atlantic Concert Band this week at Sunnyside Park or city park Sunday or Thursday because the band will perform at the fair. Future concert details to be published in The News Telegraph.
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Atlantic
Aither
Sunnyside Park
St ‘the City Park
News- Telegraph
Farmers Finance denied right to sell stock in Minnesota
The Minnesota securities commission blocked Farmers Finance corporation, a U S Grain Growers subsidiary, from selling 760000 dollars worth of preferred stock. The order says the offer is misleading and deceptive. The firm reported issuing 21 shares of no par stock to U S Grain Growers Inc and 127 shares of preferred stock for 13900 dollars.
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At. Paul, Minn
Farmers Finance Corporation
THI
Minnesota
State Securities Commission
U. S. Grain Growers, Inc
Nonstock Corporation
Deelaware
U.s.grain—Growers, Inc
Provid
Two Audubon County People Injured When Horse Frightened
Special to News Telegraph reports Grace Wright daughter of Mrs Wright and her brother Harold were injured when a frightened horse bolted near the Ru Bamgey farm east of town. Grace sustained a fracture to her right limb and was dragged before freeing herself while Harold suffered a broken ankle. Grace planned to teach in rural schools Monday. Kenyon returned home after three months with his sons in North Dakota. Local wind storm earlier in the state flattened grain across a sixty five mile wide area.
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Audubon
Harold
Grace
Kenyon
North “Dakota
Hig Aot
Mila” Kenyor
Toxteeets
Bart
Fort Ransom
Alxty
Reed disputes railway claim of economy
Clyde M. Reed, chairman of the Kansas public utilities commission, told the Interstate Commerce Commission that freight rate decisions must assess if transportation is honest, efficient, and economical. He cited rail costs rising to ten and sixty four hundredths mills per ton mile in 1920 and twelve and seventy five hundredths mills in the first five months of the current year.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Cconomical
Clyde M. Reed
Kainsys Public Utilities Commission
Interstate Commerce
Gora
Reel
Root Declines Place On International Court
Elihu Root has declined nomination to the international court of justice under the League of Nations due to age. The Italian consulate announced the letter to President Wilson and Italian authorities. His withdrawal increases the chances for Dr James Brown Scott, nominated by Italy, to be elected.
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Root
International Court of League of Nations
New York
Eithu Root
International Court of Justice
League of Nations
Titton
Italian Senate
Bachaitina
Italien
France
Brazil
Bolivia
Venezuela
Uruguay
Geneva
Elihu. Root
Namie
League
James. Brown Scott
e‘American Institute of International Law
Italy
Pottawattamie County Masonic Picnic At Oakland Labor Day
The third annual Masonic picnic of Pottawattamie county will be held at Oakland on Labor Day drawing thousands. Organized three years ago, the event brings members and families for races, games, and prizes. This year thirteen major events include a baseball game between Cabin-lodge No. 631 Coun til-Bigfis and the all-county stars.
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Council Blufes
Pottawattamie County
Oakland
Cabin-lodge No. 631
Countil-Bigfis
Refugees Tell Pitiful Of Famine Scourge In Northeastern Russia
Fragmentary copy reports refugees describing famine in northeastern Russia. The garbled text references Agadeiatod Press and appears to record dire conditions and pleas for relief. Names and precise places are unclear due to OCR errors.
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Russia
Large Shipment of Provisions Inbound to Week End
Local stock loadings of live stock and produce from Saturday to Friday night rose by two cars from the prior week. Hog shipments fell to eight cars with four going to Valley Junction and four to Des Moines, a drop from ten. Cattle movement was light with one car leaving the logging yard for South Omaha. Grain shipments were slow at five cars, including one to Chicago, two to Cedar Rapids, one to Chicago and one to Cedar Rapids. Butter, bread, and dressed poultry shipments totaled thirteen cars with Newark New Jersey receiving nine, Melrose Turnelton two, New York one, and Chicago one.
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Valley Junction
Des Moines
South Omaha
Chicago
Cedar Rapids
Newark
N. J
Augusta Hecker Assumes Duties as County Superintendent
Special to News-Telegraph Augusta Iowa Sept Miss Augusta Hecker assumed the office of Audubon County superintendent this morning Olive Pest named deputy Ella Stearna who has served as superintendent for sixteen years will take a vacation then pursue another line of work Minnie Rasmussen who has served as deputy with Miss Stearna will pursue teaching after a trip to Minnesota
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Audubon
Augusta ‘Hecker
Olive Pest
Ella Stearna
Minnie Rasmussen
Stearna
Minnesota
Peddlers Ordinance Enforcement Report
Local authorities clamped down on street vendors this week, enforcing a peddlers ordinance. Woodworth of Shynandogh faced a fine of $3 daily and costs after a hearing for selling watermelons on Atlantic Street. Protests arose as the case proceeded under the town magistrate in the absence of Pressnall.
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Woodworth
Shynandogh
Atlantic Ionge
Pressnall
Former emperor in exile amid constant subtudy
In Doorn Netherlands former emperor Willan endures near constant sub study in exile after the empress death. His visits from allies have dwindled and he appears to be suffering nervous strain as він remains isolated.
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Associated Press
Legislature Not Legally Adjourned Says Kime
Fort Dodge Iowa Sept 3 The legislature is on vacation but not legally adjourned says Dr Kime representative from Webster County in the Thirty ninth assembly He notes adjournment without calling a constitutional convention is impractical amid state industrial plans and court considerations.
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Fort Dodge
Tass
Iotva
We Kving
Fig
Webster County
Thirty
Assembly
Togament
Kime
Tippoppre
Fragmentary notice about local social group interactions
A damaged OCR fragment mentions Green Here R. Greer Apent Pele and various scattered names and places. The legible items reference friends and gatherings but lack coherent context or dates to form a definitive event or purpose.
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R. Greer
Genter
Barty
Audulton
Car Turns Over On Street Corner
An accident at the corner of Ninth and Birch just after noon left Mr. and Mrs. Mercer injured. Mrs. Mercer had a deep cut on her right arm and facial and hand wounds from shattered glass, while Mr. Mercer sustained minor injuries. Neighbors aided, both were taken to their home. The car had a broken windshield and slight damage.
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Amed
S. ML Mercer
Ninth and
Birch
Ben
Mercer
Howe
C. Mercar
Ford Price Reductions Cut Below Prewar Levels
Ford announces prices cut below prewar levels by yesterday. Atlantic Automobiles says reductions follow Ford, Willys Overland and others announce substantial cuts. Increased factory efficiency and higher output are cited as causes for the new pricing strategy.
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Ford
Ford Exrs
Eastart
Atlantic Automo
Tio
Conmpany
Tord
Wwloter
Willys, Overland
Tincher v Law in Missouri Court Action Begun
In Kansas City Missouri on September 3 a legal move seeks to enjoin operation of a recent act. Judge W Barrett and attorney avers a trial to prevent alleged unlawful action by Migguris and others under Capper-Tineht ill agubatinge eral context in the United States Circuit Court.
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Tincher
Law
Missouri
Ansas City
Juge
W. Barrett
Aversaral
Migguris
Wiforeae
United States Circuit Court
Anticipate No More Trouble Along Boone Logan Front
From Charleston and Logan West Virginia reports say front lines along Boone Logan are quiet as federal troops begin clearing roads and dispersing belligerents. First clashes occurred near Sharples when troops confronted men attempting to block a locomotive on the Little Coal River branch of the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad.
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Associated Press
Charleston
W. Va
Army
Boone-Logan County
Sharples
Little Coal River
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
Logan
West Virinia
Res 4Vents
Mount Con
Wéemins
Muge
McDowell
Boowie
Mississippi River
Hatfield-McCoy Foud
Becaue
Pewton
Mingo
Tan
Jniners
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Hadi
Charles “S. Barett
Tattion
Pelple
Betx
Farmers Finance Ce
Minnesota Board
Audubon County
REED
Comerce Commission
Pottawatttamie County
Masonic
Agadeiatod' Press
Aranovliech
Brockiniss
Aula
Augusta Hecker
Audubon County Schools
San Francisco
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Confaimane
Tih
Lauker
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Shipping Board
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Len
Washington
Potomac
Chesapeake Bay
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