05 Apr 1930
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1930
Page
1
Fragmented editorial urges residents to back cooperative growth for a brighter home city. It stresses duty to the city, civic harmony, and collective action to boost production and prosperity in coming months. The piece calls for engagement by all citizens to support stability and advancement.
A faded note from The News Telegraph of Atlantic Iowa urges subscribers who do not receive the evening edition to call before 7 o'clock at telephone 140-R to arrange delivery. The item lists offices and contact numbers and outlines subscription options and address-change procedures.
The article discusses rapid motor vehicle growth in the United States, noting high registration increases and the forecast of broad car ownership. It argues road expansion and federal planning will be needed to handle traffic, with airplanes expected to slow car travel growth but ownership rising nationwide.
The piece argues for restoring a flexible tariff provision added by the present tariff bill. It notes past use under President Coolidge, listing increased rates such as 42 cents per bushel on wheat. Proponents urge swift action to rejoin the tariff law, claiming benefits for the middle west and agricultural sectors.
An unclear clipping mentions Walter B Edge of New Jersey described as a former United Statens Servitor and Atwepei Ambassador to France. The text is garbled and identifiers are fragmentary, but it implies public curiosity about his role and status.
A fragmented note argues for combining religious pacifists and revolutionary communists into a single pacifist bloc. It condemns compulsory military service and ROTC in schools, urging unity to oppose arms, drafts, and government wartime powers. The piece suggests citizenship entails duties including defense.
A Muscatine Journal piece urges Republicans to back Ed Smith for governor citing his open mindedness and firm grasp of state issues. It stresses personal acquaintance with Smith will reassure voters who know his record and judge him by facts and sound judgment.
Waterloo Tribune and Iowa papers discuss federal farm board policy and cooperative grain buying. References to Brookhart, tariffs, and prohibition debates shape sentiment, with notes on marshalling public opinion and political tactics across Estherville Mason City Davenport and Council Bluffs.
A fragment suggests a debate over American power and British restraint, arguing the United States is stronger, wealthier, and more self-sufficient than Britain, with far-reaching implications for world peace and balance.
Weekly devotion prompts readers to reflect on accepting difficulties and embracing responsibility. It cites memory verses from John 17 and meditates on Jesus’ sacrifice for others, urging believers to act with courage, grace, and truth in daily life.
Paris fashion notes discuss spring outfits emphasizing lighter luggage and longer coats, aiming for a country and town chic. The piece references trends for the weekend and notes evolving consumer tastes and new spring ensembles.
The fragment notes a discussion by Nellie Maxwell about a current index and the spur to other Riba Thine friendship. It mentions Hiekery Doll and Ethelwy, with a mention of wanting attendance and Well poral in a dated voice.
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