28 Sep 1923
Page 1
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1923
Page
1
The notice describes a large gathering for the North Payle Hereford cattle sale in Atlantic. It notes extensive attendance, extensive advertising, and broad business interest, with dairy interests and allied groups participating as marketing efforts grow.
The dairy industry seeks over a million dollars to advertise butter cheese and milk. Plans include upgrading butter to Danish standards and launching a nationwide campaign to prove dairy superiority. Farmers praise newspaper display ads as a powerful sales tool, saying ads attract buyers and justify the cost by increased bidding.
Dante Pierce, editor and publisher of this newspaper, died after a long career shaping local reporting. Tributes note his leadership, adversity, and enduring ties to readers, staff, and the community as they reflect on his life and work.
A garbled OCR fragment discusses adjusting payments and demand effects, with references to a 31,000 co Tt figure, carry, and various figures about positions and trades. It mentions building work, new positions, and offsetting options, but the text is heavily unclear and sparser on concrete facts.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions 1920 trade figures and prospects of new blood. No clear events, names, or locations readable to form a complete news item.
Roger W Babson reports a slow payments crisis harming US commerce. He links bank reserve declines and widespread nonpayment to broader credit tightness, urging prompt bill payment from farmers to retailers and workers to restore prosperity. He notes fertilizer makers, chain stores, and utilities relying on cash flow and accounts receivable.
A fragmentary report discusses corn cash prices and land concerns in a Tawa area, mentioning Atenas state lands and local delivery pricing. The garbled text references rising cash prices, several state actions, and delivery timing, but specifics are unreadable.
Fragmented text appears as garbled quotes about hunting permits and trouble. It mentions possible hazards, references to Spokane and risks, but content is unclear and largely unreadable. No coherent events, names, or dates emerge to form a full news item.
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