29 Apr 1921
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1921
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR shows a small town paper with names and positions of editors and directors, publication office address, and monthly subscription rates for carriers and mail. It notes association with the Associated Press and standard post office classifications, with scattered legible fragments of staff and contact details.
Atlantic subscribers who miss the evening News Telegraph can arrange a delivery by calling before seven oclock. This is not the paper's telephone number.
A Des Moines editorial laments alleged crimes by local police and urges a citizens vigilance committee to counter corruption. It cites Sheriff Robb and Secretary Maghes as pivotal figures and endorses internal reform to restore trust and stabilize political leadership amid ongoing settlements and diplomatic concerns.
The piece reflects on Franco German tensions over the Ruhr and reparations, contrasting France’s aim for dominance with Napoleon era ambitions. It notes heightened distrust, cites Napoleon’s campaigns, and questions modern France’s historical stance amid Europe’s volatile power dynamics.
Pi Phi Alpha fraternity held a lively dance at the City auditorium last evening with about sixty couples present. The Piersoll orchestra provided music for the event.
The Presbyterian Church ladies will hold a Kensington meeting Monday afternoon May 2 at the home of Mrs. F. RB Musson.
Lutherans Zion and Evangelical J Herrlinger publish Sunday schedules with Lutheran services at 10:30 German and 8 p m English, Sunday school 9 45 a m, 10 a m, and 11 a m sermons on Prayer from John 16 23 30 Ascension day May 5 festival service at 10 80.
Congregational Church notes list J. E. Ball as pastor with church school at 4145 and services at 11 am and 7 30 pm Bible study and mid week social at 7 30 pm 7130 Wednesday. Church of Christ pastor Thomas F Shaw offers morning and evening worship with Bible study and communion at 11 1 7 30 am pm and 5 pm. Presbyterian notes mention J K Driver preaching on The Sacredness of the Marriage Vow at 11 am Sunday and a Sunday school contest between men and boys and women and girls with a 7 pm social and study session for the young people.
Baptist services center on Lord's Supper during morning worship. Evening topic asks if people receive revelations today, with eight o'clock start. United Presbyterian holds Bible School at ten, sermon by Rev. Oyler at eleven titled A Hundred Miles Through the Sudan.
Farmers offered original Dent Iowa seeds including Silver Mine Diamond Joe’s Big Early White Silver King and Town Yellow. 90 day and 50 day Dent varieties gathered before frost. Guaranteed 96 to 100 percent and priced at $3 per bushel on the ear or shelled and graded. Freight paid to your station. Botna Valley Seed House Lewly Iowa Phons:93.
News in Tokio reports Jiji Shimpo editorial on President Harding's inaugural, noting disarmament ideas appear possible. The paper cites growing US support for a Triple Agreement and suggests Washington aims to promote armament restriction amid favorable reception.
A humorous verse-targeting sensational cinema portrays a glamoured killer who murders a tedious lover with a smile. The poem critiques film morality, courtroom leniency, and youth culture while joking about the era’s movie queens and the pursuit of refined virtue amid vice.
A local ad promotes the purchase of records from a 110,000 title catalog with home delivery. The firm invites readers to request a free Victor catalog and monthly lists, promising mail selection and a risk-free trial, with a request to send today to A. Hospa Co in Omaha Nebraska during their 46th year.
Bargains spotted at bargain event in city showroom featuring discounts on select items. Early shoppers report limited stock on popular pieces. Local merchants urge quick decisions to secure discounted merchandise before sale ends.
A clipped fragment from the News Telegraph advertises broad accessibility and welcomes all readers to engage with the paper. The wording suggests an inclusive call to the community, inviting participation and readership.
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