Coastin on Streets Prompts City Action and Open Shop Debate
A local Atlantic Iowa paper urges action to regulate street coasting for safety, proposing red flags or designated coasting ground. It discusses open shop versus closed shop beliefs, noting church leaders misinterpretation and labor union dynamics affecting hiring and discharge practices.
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Protect the Kids After Fatal Sledding Accident
A tragic sledding accident near a hill leads to a child’s death. Officials urge swift safety measures to prevent repeats and to safeguard children during winter travel. The driver warned passengers to slow down before the fatal collision. authorities emphasize caution and supervision.
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Fragmentary Postwar Rants on Legislation and Morality
A garbled opinion piece discusses anti smoking laws, tariffs, and alleged political pressure behind measures. It questions who funds the Sunday blue law campaign and hints at tensions with Japanese immigration policy and Wilson administration actions, with satirical asides about business and public morality.
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Day's Editorial Counsel Optimism Signals Prosperity Ahead
Describes widespread optimism among business leaders and bankers about an imminent upswing after a harsh storm. Cites R C Forbes and Lord Leverhulme, notes a $100 million export financing corporation, projected farm relief totaling about 28 billion dollars, and calls for American public support to finance safe securities for exporting goods.
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Smiling Old Boys and Constipation Ad Lightly Touched
A fragmentary piece blends Walt Mason style reminiscence of aging peers with a comic note on youth, plus a brief health-advocacy advert and housekeeping lines. It references old boys, cars, and a nostalgic social scene before shifting to a health pitch about constipation and a medicine suggestion.
Paragraphical lament on job seekers and moral regulators
A dated observation notes many men want jobs but refuse to work while moral regulators are described as meddlesome busybodies. The piece argues they should instead devote effort to restoring order in the chaotic industrial world.
Annual Convention of National Guard Association Held
The National Guard Association of EF held its annual convention near here with about 180 attendees. A short instructional course for all officers began yesterday and ends today. Members wore old uniforms at the banquet and reports were given at today’s session. Addresses were delivered by Major Edwin E. Lucas Lieutenant Colonel Wilbur S. Conkling Brigadier General Guy E. Logan Colonel Ralph P. Howell Major Herman Knapp Adjutant General Louis G. Lasher Colonel Edward D. Ross and Colonel Matt A. Tinley. Election of officers for the coming year and the next meeting place were decided.
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Special offer for Iowa Farmer subscription deal
A promotional message from News- Telegraph announces a special limited time rate offering a yearly subscription by mail to the Iowa Farmer for five dollars and forty cents. Readers in Atlantic must add one dollar. urge to order through Wilken Monument Works.
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North Dakota Banks Fail Prompt Minot Closure
First Farmers Bank at Minot and Carpio, associated with First Security Bank, closed due to depleted reserves and farmer reluctance to accept Bell grain notes. Sayings and Loan Trust Co. manager Bert Sayings cites stress from liquidity drying and farm note defaults as the reason. The action seals the banks in Minot and Carpio, with date recorded as December 28.
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Estate of Carrie B. Seymour Administrator Named
In the District Court of Iowa the probate matter of Carrie B. Seymour, deceased, Phoenix, Arizona, appointed and qualified as administrator. Creditors must present claims per law. payment to admin JeSseyour dated December 20, 1920.
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Mexico City Reports Whiskey Pipe Lines From Border Areas
Mexican capital learns that whiskey merchants have built pipelines to move bourbon rye and other liquors from Mexico into border states like Arizona via over the line routes. The behavior is described as a thrilling modern era scheme resembling fiction. Local authorities note the cross border smuggling activity is ongoing and warrants investigation.
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Repairers Offer Prompt Radiator Service
Local notices invite residents to bring in radiators for prompt repairs and maintenance. The message emphasizes quick service and customer care, urging readers to visit the shop for seasonal readiness and improved heating efficiency.
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