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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1920
Page
2
The newspaper lists telephones for offices and rates for carriers and mail subscriptions including US and international options. It notes Associated Press membership and the privilege of republication for AP news dispatches and local news.
Allantic subscribers to the Nevis Telegraph who do not receive their papers in the evening may have delivery arranged by calling before seven o clock. Call Red Ags. This is not the number for the Nowa Telegraph.
In periods of industrial strain doctors surge, prescribing pills and urging operations. The fragment hints at diverse cures and the patient’s sole hope amid medical uncertainties and evolving therapies.
The piece argues for careful professional diagnosis over mere advice, noting farmers face common business problems and that relief must aid the entire economic structure. It warns against piecemeal measures and stresses general, equal credit to avoid cascading failures across producers and consumers.
A syndicate of bankers paid 95 for each 100 share to raise American Woolen Company capitalization by 40 million dollars. They agreed to sell at par for a 5 percent commission totaling about 2 million if successful. Poor market conditions forced cancelation last Saturday, leaving an estimated 6 million loss. The undertaking, though legitimate, demonstrates broad business losses across classes.
The Corn Belt Meat Producers Association of Iowa backs selling all member stock under a board appointed by the association. President Sykes favors the plan though farmer support is uncertain. Critics compare it to a failed attempt by Iowa papers to organize a buying news print agency.
Fifteen years ago today Mr and Mrs Julian Phelps left for Los Angeles California Mrs S W Treat returns from Griswold where she visited her parents R E King paid 4480 cash for eighty acres of J G Whitney land Rev George starts illustrated lectures at Presbyterian church Tonight begins a shoe shine ad and farm loan offers appear from Wood and Savery Atlantic Iowa Hansen Electric Co opens store evenings to Christmas
Miss Anna Remsen visits Des Moines at sister Mrs Paul C Ottes home. Mrs A C Highley and Mrs M E Worth ill with grippe and throat trouble. C 82 Relyea confined at home by grippe. Mayor Charles Mc Dermott of Wiota in town yesterday. Mrs Harold Ziegler of Anita shopped in Atlantic. Nichols Walnut banker in town on business. W D Betl Massena supervisor in town for business. Mrs John Lind of Wiota shopped in Atlantic yesterday. Ski Bennett improving at home. Lewis in Atlantic today. Mrs Hag recovered from diphtheria and out. Donald Shaepeman broke arm. injury while cranking air. Roy D S Oyler Sudan cable baby girl Bet ty Jane born to missionaries. Mrs Oyler daughter of Mr and Mrs A H Picken, 908 Elm. T E Nichols and wife home from wedding in Council Bluffs. Mr and Mrs W B Elliott said to be recovering well. Robert Nichols to return from Iowa City soon. J K Driver to Menlo for Delco dealers meeting. Harry Marker returns home to Lewis from Jones hospital. Official temp report: high 47, low 24. Rav J K Driver attends Menlo installation. Albert Crow named guardian of Ray mond Barney and Dora Bode. Mrs Rett injured by fall at home, awaiting recovery. Christensen-Hansen marry at Marne Kimba 24.
A boy escaped serious harm after a ride skidded and he fell. he is bruised but expected to recover at home in a few days. A year ago today the city faced coal restrictions during a strike, now there is plenty of coal though prices remain high. New reservoir work at the city plant adds 260,000 gallons capacity for emergency supply. Also noted are local council and church topics, a retirement, and a visitor from Glenwood with family. A letter from Harry Conky in France reached the local American Legion.
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