06 Apr 1921
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1921
Page
1
The fragment announces subscription rates for Carter and related services. It mentions monthly and yearly prices, with terms likely for city mail delivery and republication credit. Text is garbled but indicates rates, timeframes, and publication details.
Notice to subscribers who do not receive newspapers in the evening may arrange delivery by calling before one o clock. Call Red 403. This is not the Ni I's Telegraph number.
The editorial critiques tariff policy and congressional actions, contrasting international concerns with domestic needs. It mocks metropolitan elites while praising common goods like food, farming tools, and household items as essential for national prosperity, urging practical consideration over grand rhetoric.
A reader lament criticizes American Congress for neglecting rural producers amid tariff and price pressures while favoring importing interests. The piece argues that provincial sentiment harms American farmers, warning that elite urban centers profit from a global system at the expense of podunks and branchesville districts.
A reading of 1920 era concerns shows President Harding focused on securing Germany’s guilt and reparations while avoiding treaty ratification without the covenant. Discussion covers ambassadorial selections like Colonel George Hart y to Britain, party alliances, and political shifts surrounding Woodrow Wilson era allies and critics.
The article assesses the Harding administration's stance on international covenant matters. It notes a split between conservative and radical views, and suggests the president’s policy signals a firmer loyalty to an American approach. The piece frames disclosures as revealing a redefined US commitment to Paris negotiations.
A humorous piece about Hiram Henry Hicks and the author’s polite but tedious political chatter. Hicks’s patience wears thin as the narrator rambles on about banks and pies. The piece mocks talkativeness and social friction in a small town setting.
The Palimpsest chronicles English migration to northwest Iowa in the 1880s led by William B. Close and the Close brothers. English land companies and the Duke of Sutherland helped establish Sutherland and Le Mars. A cricket club formed alongside a new church and a farm training boys at Moreton's pup farm, shaping local life.
The National Audubon Society reports 65,000 Junior Audubon chapters nationwide and parts of Canada. Club members pay initiation fees, then learn to identify birds by plumage, eyes, nests, and calls through picture books and woodland hikes.
The Florida legislature convened April 1 to address the federal woman suffrage amendment and other reforms. Debates center on repealing male specific wording in election law while reapportionment and tax law revisions, conservation, fish hatcheries, and highway rules mark key topics for the session. Democratic leadership holds the House and Senate seats.
New Orleans April 6 memories of days when grand packets plied the river return with the resumption of traffic between Pittsburgh and New Orleans via the Mississippi route. The revived service promises passenger movement along the historic corridor, reflecting the river’s enduring role in regional transport and commerce.
Reports describe Christiania Norway April demonstration by Horwood Peterson and government telegraph chief engineer of a new synchronous alternating current sending and receiving system. It uses cylinder film to copy manuscripts onto metal, enabling rapid, wire-free transmission with potential auto operation and doubled word speed versus graphic systems. Farm loans and related ads appear in this text.
Washington reports a senate evening session dedicating eulogies to members who died in the last two years. Hoover era economic relief plans for the south begin with commerce head gatekeeping, while a receivership looms over a $20 million trust company involving over 6000 shareholders. A Cuban provisional government proposal is urged, and a railroad foreclosure sale in Illinois transfers part of the Chicago and Eastern Illinois system to creditors. The U S ambassador in France and Mrs Wallace prepare for a visit as American forces hold occupation. Stillman divorce case evolves with an appeal considered by James Stillman.
Fragmented ad text promotes a booklet titled Concrete on the Hog Farm, promising tips for hog raisers to gain pay. It mentions the Addyaga Department in Portland and references associations in Tacoma and Chicago, with scattered stray phrases about farms and hog farming.
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