20 Apr 1928
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1928
Page
1
Advertising rates are listed with carrier and mail options for various time frames and regions. A notice to subscribers explains evening delivery by calling before 7 oclock and provides a non matching phone number for The News-Telegraph.
A Reno statement accusing Governor Hammill of insincerity on farm relief is challenged as bunk. The piece argues Hammill is earnest and enthusiastic for the McNary Hind farm relief program, citing his Washington efforts and prior statements while noting political maneuvers by rival Mila Rena and committee members.
A grim look at the Birger era and the crackdown on gang violence. The piece recalls his reign of terror, public fear, and eventual execution era, framing the fall of Birger within the triumph of law and order.
A historical meditation on civilization’s moral arc, asserting that centuries of sacrifice forged the law’s authority. It condemns outlawry as folly, noting that despite varied figures from petty thieves to powerful elites, justice ultimately vindicates the rule of law.
The Senate committee on post offices and post roads debated the Oddie bill to end federal printing of stamped envelopes. A tie vote defeated the favorable report, with Breck and Brackhart split. Supporters plan another hearing next Tuesday in a bid to reverse the setback amid claims the measure favors private printers and harms government costs.
The News-Telegraph argues against forced bidding for county printing, claiming the system wastes money and yields little gain. It contends that bids drive down quality and service, urging county work to be managed by efficient office staff rather than low bids.
A fragment from Walt Mason poem invites reflection on private schemes and public persona. The speaker pretends calm while imagining covert plotting, contrasting quiet courtesy with inner world of brooding thoughts and social restraint. The tone mirrors old newspaper verse with concise moral smirk.
A fragment notes the violet as Greece's floral emblem and touches on reactions to the emblem's status. The text suggests ongoing discussion about whether the violet should be recognized officially or celebrated in cultural events.
Des Moines reports March construction and engineering work in Town totaled 6.6291 million dollars, up 42 percent from February and 10 percent below last year’s March peak. Public works and utilities led with 1.9879 million, followed by 795.4 thousand for residential buildings and 6.3455 million for industrial projects, with overall contracts rising 31 percent in the period.
In Harrison County reports, Peterson a Republican hopeful for the long term nomination has announced he will quit the race. The field shifts as prominent candidates Ges AL Stern and M B enter the contest, with Red Digia Judge W. c. Ratelitt referenced as another potential participant.
Fragmentary text shows Iowa campaign activity for the Socialist Party. Mentions minimum framework of state secretary Meftillis of Dee Maines tasked with circulation and outreach. Notes national convention resolutions demanding farm relief, amid unsettled conditions and calls for political organization and influence.
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