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Newspaper

Atlantic News Telegraph

Location

Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 14, 1929

Page

1

Ringling Brothers Show History in Atlantic Visit

A long hometown piece recounts Ringling brothers circus origins and growth from early wagon tours to major touring company. It notes Jule Ringling as a central figure, outlines show evolution, and recalls past local appearances and community reception.

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State income tax idea credits property tax paid

A commentator argues for an income tax design that credits property tax paid by those with small holdings and high incomes, while others pay the full amount. The piece notes potential support if a credit provision existed and views a blanket tax as unfair.

Tnxon Bears

Opposed Tax Plan Faces State Revenue Debate

The piece argues against a general state income tax, contending it shifts the burden to individuals and counties. It cites revenue figures, questions fairness, and discusses constitutional and political objections while urging alternative funding methods. Named figures and places anchor the discussion within a broader fiscal policy dispute.

Railroads Still Shape the Heart of the Midwest

The piece extols Rock Island and Atlantic lines for modern equipment on the Lincoln to Chicago run, praising all-steel cars and an observation car with radio. It argues railroads spurred Western development, remain essential despite motor travel, and urges readers to appreciate rail service and its civic value.

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Two Important US National Milestones Marked

The piece honors two anniversaries within days of each other. One marks the 115th anniversary of the Star Spangled Banner written by Francis Scott Key. The other commemorates the adoption of the United States Constitution, highlighting debates over the anthem and the framers' intent.

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Federal Road Aid Expands Federal Help for Highways

A government bulletin describes growing federal aid for road construction, noting that about 600,000 miles of roads are in the system and billions are spent yearly on local improvements. It highlights county and township progress, warns about wear from traffic, and urges careful, orderly expansion to avoid taxpayer setbacks.

Washugean Otewnebie Jfebo Fed

Will Kenyon Be a Senate Candidate This Fall

Iowa press and the Webster City Freeman Journal debate Kenyon's possible run for senator. Other candidates, party strategies, and farm board methods are discussed as farmers and officials weigh taxation, public works, and political alignment amid evolving economic policy.

Webster City Freeman Kenyon Farm Board Ieeiutiuae Linva Gous

An unclear editorial fragment on attire and politics

A garbled excerpt discusses suspender fashion and a proposed prohibition question, mentioning America and Europe with references to a theatre or film context and a fleeting note about a married couple and directing a film.

Cities Must Move Forward Through Cooperation

The text urges decisive civic effort and constructive cooperation to drive rapid development. It argues cities fail to attract industry unless they promote their resources and advantages and keep up ongoing progress to preserve prestige.

Baelowsa Phat

Fragmentary note on tiny things and quick entry

A fragmentary line notes tiny items and a hurried entry. The text hints at sped notes and rapid leaving but lacks clear subjects or actions.

Paris Style Hints and Garment Details From a Faded Text

The fragmented excerpt describes fashion hints with references to fabrics, trims, and decorative techniques. It mentions velvet, pin-tucks, overlapped seams, borders, and aesthetic features like black ears lace or embroidery. The passage blends garbled phrases about attire, silhouettes, and styling cues attributed to various influences and eras.

Seoul Tye Eblers Nalini

Town fair profits spark questions on next regulation

Officials note the town fair may net about 50000 dollars this year and raise questions about future preprint regulations. The article cites prisoner good behavior rules, potential merit deduction, and mentions Senator Norris of Nebraska proposing changes.

Kitchen Cupboard Mesut and the Old Tale

A 1929 verse montage weaves kitchen notes and memory images with jokes and recipes. The piece riffs on household life, safety, and a long memory of losses and stories, ending with a copyright notice.

Rippling Rhymes by Walt Mason on Prohibition Era Habits

Wartime era verse recounts small town habits and slang as a narrator jokes about old routines and social pretenses. The piece references fashions to deceive and neighborly gossip, with characters like Kate and Maude appearing in humorous sketches.

Amanias Kate Maude

Unsigned Fragment Affects Local Dialogue Tone

Fractured OCR text presents quirky nicknames and garbled dialogue about eye health, finances, and generic plans. It mentions names like Hillswiggle, Dinklespoof, Best Plan, and Highbrow, with stray phrases about being broke or safe at a location. Content is fragmented and lacks coherent event.

Correct English A Daily Quiz

A garbled quiz passage presents corrections about adverbs adjectives and verb usage. It cites examples like urgent phrases and tense forms, notes improper constructions and suggests rewrites such as faster than we expected and never have I seen that. The text attributes copyright to Public Ledger and reflects language learning commentary.

Olive Reves Jaye Voligve Public Ledger

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