26 Apr 1920
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1920
Page
1
CHAS F CHASE and E P CHASE direct the publication. Rates shown cover carrier and mail subscriptions in the U S and abroad. Prices include monthly and yearly options with six month and three month increments.
NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS Atlantic subscribers to the News Telegraph who do not get their papers in the evening may have some delivered if they call before seven o'clock telephone Red 403 This is NOT the number of the News Telegraph.
W A Follett announces as a Republican candidate for State Legislature representative. Primary to be held June 5th 1920. Also runs for Cass County Iowa County Attorney nomination subject to Republican primary June 7th.
Farmers mourn as flood waters drown livestock and destroy fields. A distant court of winds and rains reshapes livelihoods, leaving communities to count losses and await relief.
April 26 report states five hundred French troops were wiped out during the withdrawal from Urfa in northwest Mesopotamia. Details are scarce. American relief workers, including Mrs. Richard Mansfield, are reported safe. In Council Bluffs, Dr. Johnson preached at Congregational church in both services. Dr. Johnson leads the Council Bluffs Association.
Tokyo April 26 Mrs Kajiko Yajima aged 87 sails to the United States to represent Japan at the International Conference of Women Temperance Societies. She presides over the Japanese Christian Women's Temperance Society and has long promoted women's welfare. She attended the conference in America fourteen years ago. Grant's Birthday marks the 115th anniversary of General Ulysses S Grant's birth.
A series of candidate notices from Cass County, Iowa, filed by A. C. Highley and Hobart, announcing petitions for Republican nomination for sheriff, supervisor, county recorder, and county auditor, all subject to primary voters on June 7. Names, positions, and districts listed with general election aims.
A fragmented verse laments spring’s arrival amid farm damage. Birds are blamed for crop losses while soil blown by wind, smashing wheat and scattering seeds. The speaker clings to spring’s breeze yet notes cyclonic force and destructive imagery, ending with garbled exclamations and stray phrases.
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