11 Dec 1920
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1920
Page
1
The piece lists names like Chase and Relyea with editorial staff, subscription rates, and Associated Press note. It then wanders into a lengthy, disjointed discussion about wheat prices, trade, and the effect on farmers and brewers, ending with a prompt to readers about their views on this complex market issue.
Alta subscibers to the Telegraph who did not receive their copies in the evening may have some delivered if they call by seven o'clock dialing Red 40 This is not the News Telegraph number.
A heavily garbled editorial from The Day advocates selling prosperity and emphasizes business confidence. It urges firmer standards, tighter control of trade, and wider strict quality measures to prevent downturns and protect the public from economic shocks, arguing for decisive action by leaders.
A church bazaar is announced with activities described to occur all day Tuesday. The notice mentions a bake sale and raffles to raise funds for church programs. The fragment confirms event timing but lacks place or organization names.
From The Old Files Fifteen Years Ago Today December 11 208. J B Bruce and William Overman spent Sunday in Anita. Jena and Carrie Flatinit entertained friends at their home Saturday. Rurie Laird of Cumberland visited his parents Clyde McNeil bought the Warren Murphy farm valued at 75 per acre. The Atlantic Lodge No 1761 O O F elected officers for the year J L Todd N G M B Hayward V G W HT Archer R S Eis Ayers Treasurer Sacket Sears W McLeneh and T Jones Trustees. The young people met at Liz and wife home Kapivings and enjoyed Miss Prot Downs at Callahan College chapel in Rosalind role.
An aging narrator, in a rustic verse, laments time passing from youth to old age. He contrasts youthful gaiety with the dimming of vision and clues from memories, recalling a life of hope, disillusionment, and the ache of yesterdays. The piece closes with a wistful tone as twilight nears.
Frantic OCR reads like a street sale notice for Deligions apples. It mentions a car with produce and a likely vendor at 210 Walnut Street, GaRsin or GarSin area, with garbled brand cues. The readable data point is a fruit sale setup in a local street or market location.
Fragmented report notes Americans in Port au Prince touring and visiting, with locals describing beggars and lures near the waterfront. It cites about 200 Americans in the capital and four ships from New York expected in eight to ten days, amid limited hotel patronage and lingering occupation tensions.
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