13 Dec 1921
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1921
Page
1
An OCR fragment from a postal matter in Atlantic Iowa references March 3, 1879, and a publication republication policy. It mentions subscription rates and mail options, with garbled phrases indicating a legal or administrative notice about republication of dispatches credited to a news service.
A News Telegraph notice advises Atlantic subscribers without evening delivery to call Red 403. The War Risk insurance policy reinstatement period is extended to March 4 1926 with changes. After January 1 1922 past due premiums may be required. previously two premiums covered the lapse and reinstatement month. The policy reinstatement option remains to aid former soldiers in preserving investments and benefits.
An early 20th century prose poem argues against war by praising cars as faster killers. It laments war’s death toll and calls for abolishing Mars, praising touring cars and limousines as the new engines of doom that erase human restraint on the roads. The piece critiques violence and celebrates speed and modern mobility.
In Cass County probate court the undersigned is appointed and qualified as Executor of the estate of Henry Wissler late of Cass County Iowa deceased. Creditors must render payment and claimants must present claims as required by law. Dated December 3, 1921.
Walnut Report notes Elizabeth Mullen visiting Avoca and Tom Kent home. OBs and relatives travel, with Dan Ast family hosting and Otis Stamp welcoming an eleven pound boy born Saturday December 11. Alex Backus trip to Idaho and Anita visit referenced. local church bazaar planned with pastry sale and lunch December 17. Tanlac ad concludes.
A Midwest opinion piece argues Iowa counties face widespread farm bureau membership losses. It cites farmers seeking protection and asserts organizational flaws, not farmer faults, drive rejection of leaders or measures. The author traces historical goals, corporate influence, and farmers’ desire for price and market power.
In Iowa the Farm Bureau faces a clash over how it may operate with county agents and federal funds. Advocates push for a broad interpretation of cooperation with the Iowa Agricultural College and the U.S. Department of Agriculture, arguing a narrow reading would cripple the Bureau. Farmers urge unity with county agents, seeking unhampered action in emergencies and development of shipping facilities for farm products.
Real estate transfers listed with names Bailey Bays Barnett Reed Shearer Cumberland and Willier reappear. Entries mention parcels, leases, and sums including 7600 15200 7646.06 and 2000, with dates December 17 21 and 8 21. Local Methodist revival reference appears amid fragmentary notes.
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