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Newspaper

Atlantic News Telegraph

Location

Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 04, 1929

Page

1

Atlantic News Telegraph: Early edition mailing and delivery notes

Atlantic News Telegraph announces publication details and advertising rates. notices include carrier and mail rates, delivery deadlines, and subscriber change requests. Readers are asked to call before 7 pm for missed evening delivery and to report address changes or paper discontinuations.

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Wisconsin Referendum Shows Prohibition Divide Across States

The Wisconsin referendum signals strong anti prohibition sentiment with arguments against national liquor laws and calls for state control. It notes Republican gains and Lafollette era shifts, cites Aurora Illinois killings, and argues the federal ban remains unworkable while stability may come from state level regulation.

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Prohibition Debate on State Resistance and Federal Supremacy

The citizen argues national prohibition is the law and states cannot nullify it. He warns that resistance transfers enforcement to the federal government, requiring more officers and risking broader federal reach. He predicts states will eventually enact cooperation with the federal framework.

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The Mule in Town Talks by Harry S Linn

Rotarians heard a talk on mules by Harry S Linn secretary of the Town Horse and Mule Breeders Association. He praised the mule for strength endurance and honesty while noting stubborn traits and a knack for mischief. The talk balanced praise with caution about its challenging nature.

Harry-S. Linn Town Horse and Mule Breeders’ Association Withal

Baby chick industry boom driven by mail and express shipping

The baby chick business has surged over decades through parcel post and express delivery. By 1928 shipments topped 510 million chicks to American farmers, with hatcheries raising standards under the Hatchery Chicks for Greater Profits banner to ensure quality and fair dealings. Early reports suggest sales will exceed 600 million this year.

Indus International Baby Chick Association Asthr Theontils Express Eries Ndshir Thei Hatchery

Editorial Grace of Mendacity in The Indy News

A long, fragmented editorial discussion critiques lying as a daily reality. It weighs white lies as harmless or flattering versus malignant falsehoods, arguing benign deceptions ease social life while malignant lies harm others and society. The piece notes perjury laws but questions defense needs in everyday misstatements.

Indianapolis Ean Cate Ninellius Bartéer

Prohibition Law Sparks Debate Across Papers

Newspaper clippings report strong reaction to proposed Jones law tightening liquor controls. Editors warn of havoc for large spirits interests while residents weigh constitutional changes and tax implications amid talk of penalties up to five years in prison or fines up to 9 10 000.

Hampton

Iowa and Oklahoma politics echo across pages

A miscellany of opinions and editorials urges Iowa voters to consider bond measures and tax plans while commenting on national figures Frank Kellogg and Stimson. Articles criticize Oklahoma ethics, discuss sales tax viability, and note federal efforts against bootlegging in Page county, highlighting farm prosperity and political tension.

Sheldon San Sun Iowa Council Bluffs Frank B. Kellogg Washington Stimson Ship of State

Hynes Rippling and Notable Names Mentioned

A fragmented, stylized note references Hynes Rippling and a set of individuals including Smith and Jones, describing a modern context with vague terms like knighthood and profiteer. The text blends monographs with disjoint phrases about upholstery and brewing, offering no clear event or outcome.

Ofampire Alton Smith and Jones Soma

Reapportionment and Bank Talk Stir 1929 Iowa Daze

George Matthew Adams Servies notes at Chicago session on bank management and harvest finance. He warns farmers face depression from big lenders curtailing agricultural loans amid a looming congressional reapportionment that could shift seats from agricultural states, including Iowa, amid a wave of political maneuvering and historic monarch rhetoric.

Cheraker George Schalley Storm Lake Harker Iowa Bankers’ Association Mississippi Valley Conference On Bank Management Chicago Scorma Dush Roger Congress Union Iowa Aind Pottawattamie Anil Andy Elebe Jing Busonis George Matthew Adams Servier

Language quirks and editorial notes from Public Ledger

A fragmentary Public Ledger text discusses apostrophe use and possessives in English, contrasting its and its, its hind legs, and elisions in abbreviations. It notes editorial standards and mock quotes about usage in a historically styled piece.

Public Ledger

Buy at Home or Newark First in Trade Opinion

Edgan R. Waite, Shawnee Oklahoma, argues against the slogan buy at home. He claims shoppers choose home town when prices equal and convenience favors local purchases. He notes Newark merchants have lower overhead and Columbus draws Newark shoppers for wider merchandise and entertainment draw. He cautions against urging city shopping over supporting local stores.

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Old Fashioned Comic Interlude and Diner Banter

Fragmentary dialogue captures stage and street scenes with a comedian, a director, a farmer, and a father scolding children. Bits touch on theater life, a college, a musician, a money request for a trousseau, and a missed arrival, reflecting a lively, if noisy, social moment.

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