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Newspaper
Atlantic Evening News
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1910
Page
4
The Atlantic newspaper is lauded for its excellent handling of the U C T convention. Red Oak Express praises Atlantic as hospitable and notes only one place can “hold a candle to her.”
The Red Oak Express reports the group’s trip to the U C T convention in Atlantic praised the roads. Farmers along the route received thanks for the road improvements and the drag’s role in their upkeep.
An exhortation on advertising through the local newspaper emphasizes its reach and effectiveness. It argues that storefront notices are limited and that generous newspaper ads attract the community, foster discussion at home, and boost sales and business growth.
ACORRECT ANALYSE notes that a town benefits when a resident promotes it and speaks positively. It compares boosting a town to growing two blades of grass from one. It praises local patriotism as essential, alongside national pride, citing Atlantic’s historic pride and community spirit.
It is a positive pleasure to hear outsiders praise Atlantic as a mighty good little city, the best in the state. The town offers ideal home and business settings, with unity among residents stronger than ever, and a call to strive for higher achievements through collective effort.
The News critiques the Postal Savings Bank proposal as socialist and unnecessary yet notes it will likely become law. A board of trustees will oversee banks near post offices, with monthly deposits capped and bonds allowed as exchanges. Interest rates and security requirements are outlined, along with Treasury cash reserve rules and investment limits. The piece contrasts party stances and tariff debates, urging clear, fact-based discussion. The column also includes Iowa political notes and local commentary on protectionism and upcoming 1912 issues.
The Harlan American, a radical progressive paper, analyzes election returns and notes Carroll leads by several thousand votes. It commends Governor Carroll’s administration and opposes altering party control by contests, saying senators’ pique in Washington isn’t enough to justify a change.
The article notes Old' Trurie asserting her remarkable status and hopes she maintains the level. Readers are urged to watch if she sustains the pace and continues the performance.
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