Hear Them Howl After Harding Dismissals Spark Party Debate
An editorial critiques President Harding's removal of department heads in the Bureau of Printing and Engraving, arguing civil service protections were sidestepped. It blasts southern Democrats like Pat Harrison for opposing the Republican trend and warns of lasting northern dissatisfaction with southern rule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harding
Bureau of Printing and Engraving
Government Printing Office
Washington
Department of Justice
Doyle
Civil Service
Pat Harrison
Mississippi
Saint Paul
Republican Congress
Pat” Harrison
South
Mason and Dixon
Kitchen
Pat
Harrison
North
Congress
Pat” ‘Hartisoh
Tec Senate
In Memoriam of William A Follett at Atlantic Iowa
The Atlantic Northern Railway Board and stockholders mourn the death of William A Follett at his Atlantic Iowa home on March 25 1922. Follett served as corporation counsel through the railroad venture, guiding through financial stress and difficulties, while condolences are offered to his wife Mrs Lallie Follett. A memorial is ordered for the minutes and copies sent to Mrs Follett and the press.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William A. Follett
Lallie Follett
Atlantic to Have G Hotel in Keeping with Town Reputation
The passage asserts Atlantic will gain a hotel that fits its goodly status and reputation. It claims the town offers nearly everything needed to warrant being the best town of its size, within or beyond the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic
Dr. Jones
George Lang
Jas
Ita
Harvey
Immigration critique urges stricter admission limits
Mrs A P Moore of Pittsburgh formerly Lillian Russell reports to Secretary Davis that America's melting pot is overcrowded and calls for tighter abroad screening of immigrants and an immigration holiday of five years. She supports the 3 percent quota with a one year extension but urges reform to protect both Europe and the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Tribune
A.P. Moore
Pittsburgh
Lillian Russell
United States
Davis
America
Europe
Russell
Ellis Island
Miss Russell
Aging Poem Warns Youths Amid Busy Morning Parade
The speaker, an aging observer, laments youth’s restless energy and cautions against risky paths while noting the “human Parade” of daily life. He reflects on aging, lost purpose, and the contrast with the vigor of the young as they pass by his gate. Copyright line indicates News-Telegraph content.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Matthew Adams
Ain't It a Grand and Glorious Feelin
A playful column captures a nostalgic mood as a reader recalls a grand, sunny moment. The voice leans into bustling energy and a gentle, humorous elder figure who exudes calm amid chatter and memory.
Tom Sims 2 Says April Showers Bring May Colds
April showers bring May colds says Tom Sims 2 in a quip about weather and health. The playful verse notes a worm, a fish hook and dancing as mild humor. The lines hint at listening and learning through daily routines and light mischief.
Real Estate Transfers And Oddities In Various Notices
Real estate transfers list Noah Thompson and Harry Tracy with parcels in Atlantic and surrounding lots, showing mortgage figures from 4-27-22. Additional transfers include L. L. Reed with Emily Harris and W. J. Grennell with W. W. Morton, detailing welded mortgage values and lot descriptions with percentages. A stream of satirical lines follows, touching on corsets, railroad dreams, peace accords, tax humor, daylight saving, and social quips about onions and dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noah Thompson
Harry
Alice ‘Tracy
Atlantic
Harry Tracy
L. L. Reed
Emily’ Harris
Ned
R. Nelson
Robert A. Nelson
Sgl
Ernest Odem
W. J. Grennell
W. W. Morton
Vengeance River Tribe Temple Struck and Burned
The temple was struck by lightning and burned to the ground. The medicine man proclaimed divine vengeance and urged mothers to bring their children for sacrifice. A number were given up to ancient custom before the French intervened.
Lake of the Taensa and Taensa Indians in early history
Two hundred forty years ago La Salle’s expedition visited a Taensa village on a crescent lake west of the Mississippi. The Taensa built sun dried mud walls and cane roofs around a sacred temple with a perpetual fire. Chiefs’ bodies were kept in the temple and followers were killed to accompany them, a practice halted by French priests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake of the Taenaa
la Salle
Mississippi
Mississippi River
Herain
The
State Historical Society
Jot C. Parish
Iter
Gretna Green Weddings At Methodist Parsonage
The Methodist parsonage hosted two marriages on Saturday afternoon. Miss Grace Cartwright wed Owen Johnson, with Edna Cartwright as witness, and the couple plan to live in Atlantic. At 3:30, Verna Hul ly married John E. Anderson, witnessed by relatives. the couple left for Des Moines and will reside in Atlantic where the groom works as a mechanic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. W. Simpson
Grace Cartwright
Owen
Johnson
Harry Cartwright
Ty Johnson
Misa
Edna—Cartwright
I Turk
Atlantic
Verna N, Hully
J.B. Hully
Griswold
John E. Anderson
J. C. B. Anderson
Des Moines
Veteran Newspaper Man Doubts Coal Fund
WAGHON Ia April 4 The report from Winneshiek county claims a two and one half foot gain of soft coal at forty five feet near Decorah while prospecting continues The tale recalls 1868 Decorah blacksmith told Indians at Fort Atkinson traded coal for knives but source could not be bought The recollection provides a local color note on coal rumors and early mining legends
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waghon
Winneshiek
Freeport
Decorah
My May
Waukon
Mr. May
Fort Atkinson
Forties
Poincaire Gets One Also From The French Chamber
Paris relies on a government vote as the chamber of deputies backs the Poincaire ministry by 484 to 78. The discussion touches on coal and oil prospects in the region amid questions of geological feasibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poincaire
Paris
Chamber of Deputies
Also Mentioned on This Page
Chas. F. Chase
E. P. Chase
Atlante
Towa
Garrier
Canada
U.S
Associated Press
Knill-Burke, Inc
New York City
Brokaw Bidg
Broadway
Chicago
South Michigan Blvd
Nevws
News-Telegraph
William A
Ling RE
Walt Mason
AMD
Eul Tel
Alps
Africa
Kansas
John D
Bits OF
Iowa
N. E
Gretna Green
BIC
May Seed & Nursery Co
Po Bs Vos
May- Seed_& Nursery-Co. EARLE
Shenandoah
Owa Town
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!