Subscription Rates by Carrier and Mail Details
Notice to subscribers outlines monthly, six month and yearly rates by carrier and by mail, including Canadian and U.S. options. It lists foreign advertising representatives and provides a delivery phone notice for Atlantic subscribers, warning that 214 is not the News Telegraph contact.
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Canada
United Press
E. M. Burke, Inc
Chicago
South Michigan Blv
New York City
Brokaw
Broadway
Atlantic
Brookhart scheme for farmers bank plan outlined
The financier criticizes Senator Brookhart s plan to create a nationwide farmers cooperative bank. He argues the proposal would flood markets with cash for farm products and claims farmers would be kept perpetually indebted. The tone challenges the feasibility of financing a vast handling and selling network under the plan.
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Brookhart
Farmers’ Cooperative Bank
Seopadae
Tie
Finn Sa
Wiseacre
Railroads Face Rates and Receiverships Debate in Chicago
An editorial in the Chicago Tribune weighs contested railroad rate increases versus government control. It discusses the balance between railroads needing funds to operate and shippers paying what traffic can bear, noting the railroads’ role in United States industry and the potential impact on prosperity.
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Chicago
Miin
Suhee
Farma
Witana
Inen
Aelf
Tassali
Vis
Tani
Chieu Tribune
Facts versus Fancy or Worse in Babson’s Economic View
Roger W Babson and his weekly letters claim superior access to facts about industrial and economic life. The essay notes his position and establishment behind a vast information network, citing influence among financial figures.
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Roger W. Babson
Fragmentary Review of Salistiia Affairs and Public Information
A garbled passage discusses the need for accurate information for industrial moves and public accountability. It references Bateson and a family living situation, hinting at financial or governance concerns, but the text is heavily fragmented and unclear about specific events or dates.
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Salistiia
Usis
Othar
Bateson
Cobras
Peta
Regulating the Railroads and the Rate Policy
A discussion on railroad regulation cites government rate policy and its impact on Western mileage. The speaker argues that dividend guarantees were misrepresented and that 1924 net returns fell short of 1916 despite new equipment. The testimony questions the fairness of Western rates and calls for scrutiny of rate making and public trust in regulation.
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Randall Ear
Enliyar
Weather and crop fears spread as drought grips nation
A chaotic dispatch notes widespread drought across the United States stressing crops and livestock. Farmers adapt by cutting scrub, conserving water, and awaiting rains as weevils lose vigor in dry weather. Georgia and Florida show some relief prospects while overall yields look uncertain into next season.
Railroad rate politics and merger questions arise
The piece argues railroads must merge under law, driven by political aims and not pure economics. It warns that government impulses will dictate which lines join and on what terms, risking continued deficits and harm to investors and carriers alike amid rising rates.
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Dar Avserbel
Unclear Text From A Faulty OCR Slice
Fragmentary OCR text yields no coherent event or entity set. The readable bits mention individuals and generic terms without verifiable actions, dates, or places. No clear news item or outcome can be established from the supplied fragment.
Poem Fragment Reflects on Panktow Town's Mood
A 1925 verse by Genige Matthew Adams laments Panktow townspeople and their dreary, shabby surroundings. The speaker contrasts grim mood with a desire for a livelier, more bustling place. The poem hints at local pride and imagined future change for the town of Toronto reference.
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Jay
Bo Dunce
Olav Padille
Pat Buitt
Toronto
Genige Matthew Adams
Birds wiped out on Laysan island after Pacific storm
A Pacific storm swept through Laysan Island bird refuge killing three small warbler survivors. The storm left the species extinct with no remaining individuals. Officials noted the loss at the remote Hawaiian refuge and warned about habitat fragility.
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Laysan
Pacific
River Wisconsin Name Origins And Misprint History
The text explains that the name State Named From River Wisconsin derives from the principal river. It notes Maseuusie vy Pere Marquette meaning wild rushing channel. It mentions the present spelling came from a misprint and references an early Fresch dorama with Quisconsing or Misvensing.
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Wisconsin
Maseuusie
Pere Marquette
Fragmented 1925 NEA Service blurb mixed prose and quotes
A garbled 1925 NEA Service item references Frater and Saco, a Chinese coed, a king who shines shoes, and scattered phrases about people and events. The readable bits hint at a collage of quotes and anecdotes with no clear narrative or outcome.
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Bulgaria
Cengracht
NEA Service, Inc
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E. P. Chase
Towa
Congress
Stewart Ee
Charles P. Stewart
Wester
Ashington
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Santa
Florida
Lave
Politica
Helen
Weiner
Ater
Harty
Iver
Louie ‘Werndrafts
Hank
Frord Banks
Liberty Bonds
Gouly
Sians
Detroit
Calor
Ford
Nyo
Lea
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