05 Aug 1930
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1930
Page
1
Notice details subscription options and carrier rates for Atlantic Iowa editions. Includes editor contact numbers, advertising agents, and delivery issue guidelines for subscribers to report missed papers before 7 oclock.
The board deliberates on farm market policy with focus on price signals, cooperation, and the federal farm program. Leaders promise cautious reforms while critics urge restraint amid wide disagreement about market management and the industry’s future.
A historical essay argues for practical governance over grand economic theories. It laments clerical politicking and urges unselfish public service, disciplined industry, and government moderation. The author critiques reliance on lofty theories and calls for constructive, tireless citizen effort.
The News Telegraph extends heartiest congratulations to Mr and Mrs M H Funk of this city as they celebrate fifty years of marriage at 761 Water Street. The piece praises long friendship with local newspapers and community loyalty, noting their steadfast devotion through adversity and prosperity over many decades.
Debate over Iowa primary road funding rises as officials push to expand the highway system. Proponents argue distributing money to towns and advancing road improvements serves the most people, while questions remain about long term needs and which communities benefit. The Highway Commission favors extending improvements to many towns, selecting routes and integrating them into the primary system to maximize reach.
A fragmentary political opinion piece argues the Hoover administration bears blame for economic woes while a Democratic critique presses for policy shifts. The text discusses business conditions, farm prices, and criticisms of congressional responsibility amid wartime and postwar economic uncertainty.
Fragment from Council Bluffs Nonpareil notes a Methodist bishop associated with anti Al Smith sentiment, who engaged in stock speculation in New York, married in London last week, now headed to a new labor field in Brazil.
An Iowa exchange quotes local remarks on political figures and President Coolidge, contrasts with farm losses from a late heat wave in Greene county. The piece laments heat effects on horses and hogs, notes rendering plants accepting dead animals, and critiques opinions on national leadership and economy.
Paris fashion notes mix midsummer whimsy with feminine flair. The column previews trends and styling ideas, highlighting delicate fabrics, bold silhouettes, and Parisian influences shaping summer wardrobes.
A readable 1939 feature lists recipes for Ice Box Cake with whipped cream and sponge cake, Lady Fingers Pudding, and Filled Cherry Jam Cookies. It includes instructions on mixing, folding, chilling, and baking, plus a brief political aside by George Matthew Adams and commentary on public service and accountability.
A fragmented fashion write up surveys summer evening attire with chiffon gowns in rose, violet, and apricot, velvet ribbons, and pale crepe satin. Describes transparent cubwebby nets, long lines, elbow sleeves, and daring yet discreet silhouettes. Mentions Joseph Paquin and various color palettes and fabric textures.
FJ Bard of the Vancouver area argues that newspapers can best aid community welfare through a high code of ethics in business dealings and public relations. He asserts truth and fair play surpass all substitutes, saying character underpins law, order, and lasting community strength.
A fragmentary verse piece argues that public servants should retire after serving a spell to let others lead. It laments long tenure, praises private life, and imagines merchants and citizens reacting to leaders stepping down for fresh effort.
A scrambled page lists ten trivia prompts asking about the Boer War, world capitals, bodies of water, U.S. Senate committees, the Pentateuch, secular terms, Roman emperors, and notable figures. It includes questions on Beuren’s border, Beaurin, Garibaldi, and a political description of a king or queen.
Fragments show characters Dan Bert and others bantering about visits gifts tongues mind reading and telepathy. References to a mother in law, a premier, a Frenchman and a city setting appear in a fragmented unclear dialogue with urban slang and misheard phrases.
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