22 Dec 1921
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1921
Page
1
The Times prints a local note on publication details, telephones, and subscription rates. It includes a column discussing Samuel Johnson and oatmeal, its dietary shift from animal feed to human nutrition, and the role of bran in modern milling. The piece reflects on cereal history and health trends in a compact commentary.
The notice urges Atlantic subscribers to call Red 403 before 7 PM to arrange evening delivery. The text then presents a quoted editorial voice arguing for robust business rigor, a belief in timeless standards in art and letters, and a defense of classical taste over changing trends, with a concluding analogy about Chaucer and classical dishes.
An editorial poem argues for harsh penalties on reckless drivers to deter speeding. It condemns fines and brief jail terms as too lenient and proposes vehicle impoundment and long walking punishments to curb dangerous behavior. The piece critiques speeders and praises stern legal examples.
The column invites reader communications on general topics, with a 200 to 300 word limit. Only letters with full name and address will be printed, names may be withheld on request. The News Telegraph assumes no responsibility for opinions expressed in this column.
Card from Mrs. Frank Prather thanking neighbors and friends for flowers greetings acts of assistance during her illness and other kind memories received from the community.
Friday and Saturday specials include tomatoes radishes young onions cucumbers head and leaf lettuce from STIER GROCERY CO. Multiple items priced to attract shoppers and boost weekend sales.
Letter to the Editor states Indian Creek dredge plan requires 120 feet of right of way while the claimant sought 20 feet over the 120 foot corridor. He notes the drainage district bore costs and explains measurements by Mr Follett and the Board of Supervisors, asserting a 138 foot average tape measure with a witness.
Mrs. Clifford Lee of Carbon visited her cousin Mrs. Earl Rothe the latter part of the week. Mr. and Mrs. G P Schuler shopped in Griswold Thursday. The Noble Center Sunday school will present a Christmas program. Schrader Brothers shelled corn for William Rathcamp and Clarence Dolch delivered corn to Cumberland. Fred Wohlenhaus had a misfortune with a broken front wheel on his Hudson last week. Many locals attended the A H Brehmer auction west of Atlantic Tuesday.
The Iowa statehood story unfolds from creation as a territory, with political battles over boundaries and capitol location. Beginning in 1836 and 1846, Congress debated admission and a constitutional path, leading to Iowa's official statehood on December 28, 1846, and Des Moines as capital by 1857.
A Christmas program and social will be held at Grove No 8 school, located one half mile west of the Country Club, on Friday evening December 23 at 8 o'clock. Ladies are asked to bring nets or boxes.
All Atlantic clothing stores will be closed all day Monday December 26 and Monday January 2 2022 notice to the public. Grocery stores also close all day Monday December 26. Adze Teal.
Christmas dinner items including ducks geese and chickens are offered at the Sanitary Market edge with a contact phone number 371 for inquiries.
Used Brunswig for sale tatia Bnap listed by Crowley and Co. includes price and contact details in a brief classifieds note with fragmented wording.
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