26 Aug 1920
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1920
Page
1
The article discusses anticipated labor market rebalancing and inflation easing as old-world production normalizes, predicting American prices must fall to stay competitive in global markets. It notes buyers’ caution, industry slack, and the need for forward-looking individuals to heed lessons of the past. Des Moines reports eight thousand workers visiting the state fair on opening day.
A garbled OCR style fragment discusses belief, behavior, and actions with unclear context. It mentions a person referred to as she and hints at social or moral judgments, but lacks coherent events or identifiable names. The text reads as a rough, nonsensical snippet missing concrete details.
Community notes from Cumberland and surrounding towns recount visits, family events, and local changes. People include Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Everhart, Mrs. Sarah George, and the Metz opening a millinery. Shindley buys a Lewis residence. a phiod fever case, a tour to Illinois, and a Cumberland superintendent arrival are mentioned along with road work by Tru man Davis and a fire loss at the Mantia Case property. The Cumberland chautauqua by Redpath-Vawter draws crowds as schools setSept. 6 and locals plan trips to Illinois and Colorado.
The report outlines remarks by Idaho and Ohio politicians, including Nate Kendall and Mrs. Roosevelt, at a county picnic in Marshal town. It notes opening dates for campaign activities, Harding and Wet vs Dry debates, and Senator Kenyon's observations on public sentiment and the league covenant. It mentions bets in Atlantic on Harding's Ohio win and Des Moines results, plus two or three Republican senators facing risk over opposition to woman suffrage.
66 year old retired contractor Lars Larsen died yesterday at Mercy hospital from injuries suffered when he fell into an areaway off the west side of the State Savings bank. He was resting against a railing that gave way, causing a head injury.
Thirty mariners of USS A. EST. were in charge of the burial for George Herbert Broughton. Funeral services were held at Mo Dale. Broughton died in France on October 5 1918 of bronchial pneumonia.
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