31 Dec 1921
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1921
Page
1
Atlantic subscribers can get same day delivery by calling Red 403 before seven. The piece reflects on 1921 ending and 1922 beginning with a call for hopeful, determined action to improve business conditions, urging readers to write a bright new calendar page through resolve and effort.
Sid Sais urges readers to reject waiting for miracles and to act now. The article argues that time alone cannot save or improve fortunes and health. It uses examples from business and everyday life to warn against passivity and to emphasize personal effort and responsibility.
The December letters from major banks forecast a return to normal conditions with key developments. They cite the waning Russian experiment, easing Soviet disillusionment, progress on the Irish question, a possible reparations modification, and falling unemployment. Washington conference outcomes suggest lower war costs and taxes, aiding local buoyancy amid little unemployment, no immediate factory closures, and in Atlantic Cass county a population inflow and rising optimism despite rent due notices and inflation in consumer goods. Governor Small and Patty Arbuckle face trial the same day.
A collage of small items touches on cloth pricing, a commission firm failure due to being long rather than short, and interest in the Russia flax fund as 85 percent of world flax is cultivated there. It mentions local meetings on tax reduction, California travel for veterans, and transport policy shifts affecting shippers and farmers. A soldier’s bleak postwar outlook after no bonus or job warns against fast declarations of postwar generosity.
The Des Moines Register claims to serve intelligent readers with broad coverage in politics business international affairs science and current events. It touts early morning printing and offers a yearly subscription at five dollars with a money back guarantee if dissatisfied.
The Rotarian Chronicle reports last Tuesday’s meeting with many absences but strong talk by Rev William Mack on Boys and a lively program. Solo performances by Myron Shipman Oscar Otto and John Cruise delighted guests including Royce Chilis and John O Connell.
Fragmentary text echoes a patriotic call referencing a Postmaster General Hays message. The piece mixes proclamations about heritage destiny and New Year wishes with scattered phrases like American spirit pep and ginger. The overall meaning remains unclear from the available text.
A nostalgic verse fragment reflects on the passing of the old year and the arrival of the new, with imagery of snow, cheers, and renewed vigor. The piece mentions clamor for changes and a ready hand for old things.
An excerpt recalling the passing of the old year and the greeting of the new with phrases about aging, memory, and reflection. The piece laments the old year fading, praises its blessings, and contrasts it with the new year’s arrival and hopeful customs. It evokes traditional sentiment and poetic phrasing.
In California vast Spanish land grants once validated by the American government remain as ranches. Now many farms learn that for both tax action and production they are better organized as smaller holdings.
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