23 Sep 1959
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1959
Page
1
The piece argues that national fiscal woes stem from poor management and citizen demands. It urges voters to curb government spending, resist pressure to spend, and elect officials who prioritize economy to improve federal finances.
Cass county faces a declining farm workforce as farming methods improve. The piece argues the nation trends toward fewer workers needed on farms and stresses Atlantic must attract industries to absorb surplus labor or risk decline.
In 1938 fluoridation spread to 148 communities with 1 440 155 people including Mobile Alabama Peoria Illinois and Atlantic City New Jersey. Two communities with 15 000 residents stopped fluoridation that year the smallest suspension since 1951. About 35 240 000 people were living in fluoridated areas at the time.
Slowly but surely residents use water with added fluorides. About seven million more drink natural fluoridated water. Atlantic plans fluoride addition, a progressive move for the city. The evidence of benefits is overwhelming, with broad support for children’s health.
The Wall Street Journal reports as of December last year the typical family owned 14 bushels of wheat 21 bushels of corn 300 pounds of grain sorghum a peck of soybeans and a bushel of barley reflecting plant storage and ownership in the nation.
The piece argues that storing tobacco surplus costs about one million dollars daily and questions why the Soviet Union pushes to outproduce the United States in light of this expense.
Albuquerque judge dismisses a grand jury indictment against Dorothy Ann Lloyd 28 for embezzling 3053 dollars in 1958 from a nursery school and kindergarten after finding three words in the document were not capitalized. Assistant U S Attorney Joseph Ryan expected the case to be presented to another grand jury.
Poland tightens meat access in Warsaw with a city law limiting a single purchase to 4.41 pounds. The measure reflects a months long shortage affecting consumers and merchants.
Publication information for the Atlantic News-telegraph includes address, editors, office contacts, and postal classifications. It lists publication hours, association memberships, and subscription rates by carrier and mail for various regions including Cass County, Iowa, the United States, and Canada.
Roswell Garst hosts Khrushchev at his Coon Rapids Iowa farm as Garst showcases high yield corn and new sorghum varieties. He explains nitrogen use, nonrotation of crops, and Benson buildings to store surpluses while noting U S production far exceeds Soviet output and hinting at hunger issues solving through efficient farming.
Article discusses strains and bruises common to homemakers with guidance from Dr Burdesen. It covers causes of strains, symptoms like pain and stiffness, and home remedies such as rest, heat, gentle massage, and upward rubbing. Bruises explained with quick action to reduce swelling using ice.
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