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Atlantic News Telegraph

Location

Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 04, 1927

Page

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Atlantic News Telegraph Ad Rates and Sub details

Notice outlines subscription options and pricing for the Atlantic News Telegraph and Telegraph from Atlantic Iowa. It lists carrier and mail rates, delivery terms, and a subscriber call-in number for evening service edits. The text reflects publishing operations and contact details for readers.

Atlantic News-Telegraphers Telegraph E. P, Chase and Chas Chase Estate Atlantic News-Telegraph

The Immigration Problem Examined in Drastic Terms

The piece discusses U S immigration laws, arguing current quotas based on 1890 census date limit yearly arrivals to about 250 000 including hemisphere immigrants. It notes Congress favors restriction, with Representative Albert Johnson proposing to halve quotas yearly to about 76 000 by 1938. It criticizes non assimilation and debates whether America can or should exclude all immigration, while recalling America as refuge and melting pot.

United States Congress America Albert Johnson Washington House Committee On Shorea

China’s trouble tied to Chinese self rule and foreign strain

The piece argues China’s woes stem from insurgent factions demanding China for the Chinese, opposing extraterritorial rights and foreign settlements. It notes propaganda from Moscow and Western actors, a boycott weapon, and concerns over American and British roles while warning the situation may worsen before improving.

China Moscow John Newey United States Great Britain Britain India America Americ Aora Fagland England

Henry Field and the small town merchant debate

A Neb. press column defends Henry Field against critics who say small town merchants must advertise and serve. It argues effective radio and print advertising help locals compete, urging merchants to act, inform customers, and resist wholesale discounts from distant chains.

Henry Nebraska Nesea Press Henry Field Wieht Yuna Lise Salemanship Fulke Todd Howry Bick Sears Roebuck Shegg

Glenwood Weekly Merger Announces Combined Edition

The Glenwood News Opinion buys the Tribune, creating a single twice weekly paper serving Glenwood Mills County. The merger aims to cut production costs, boost advertising and improve reader service, with emphasis on sustaining a strong local paper through community support.

Glenwood Council Bluffs Mills County News the Opinion Wayne Choate Tribune Jelty

Rippling Rhymes by Walt Mason in gray weather mood

A lyric humorous piece portrays how dreary days dampen public mood and provoke dour opinions about government and disease. It envisions a turn to optimism with a sunny day, noting people grow weary of gloom, while weather and wind influence civic sentiment and spirits.

George Matthew Adams

Ford Works on New Car While Convalescing

Detroit April 4. Henry Ford, bound in bandages, worked from his Dearborn bedchamber on blueprints for a new Ford axle. He jotted designs for the war era car while recovering from injuries after a boulevard collision. He told doctors he would return to the factory within a week.

FORD Detroit J. N Henry Ford Dearborn Auto King

Child Hit by Car Injures Faith Pape in Waterloo

Faith Pape, 6, was hospitalized with injuries after a car collision in Waterloo yesterday driven by Re Machtell. He told police THEI PANT PHN at his car.

Waterloo Faith Pape Re Machtell Thei Pant Phn

Early Iowa settlers and pioneer preachers in faith

The first Iowa settlers valued religion, building a Dubuque log church in 1834 and holding services in cabins, stores, or outdoors where needed. Frontier preachers faced hardship, traveled long circuits, and supported families with small pay, while camp meetings offered communal prayer and numerous conversions.

Iowa Dubuque Jorieste Ruth “A. Gallaher State Historical Society of Iowa Iowa City

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