05 Jan 1922
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1922
Page
1
Advertising rates and subscription details for the Atlantic Iowa post office are listed, including monthly and yearly carrier and mail options for local and Canada foreign rates. The notice cites the Associated Press and outlines dispatch attribution and republication rights.
Atlantic subscribers who miss evening newspapers can have delayed delivery by calling before seven o'clock at Red 403. This is not the News-Telegraph number. The business war favors the man with facts imagination and ability to shift methods, not hardened thinking.
Adair county farmer W. J. Tobias spoke to the Atlantic Lions Club on road laws, claiming 95 percent of farmers are ignorant of them. His figures on Cass county primary road funds were disputed, as the county shows 140,122.64 in the fund with maintenance of primary roads ongoing.
Kathleen Norris, a noted Pacific Coast writer born in San Francisco and active since 1910, is lauded by William Dean Howells for her vivid portraiture. Her latest work Harriet and the Piper will be printed in this paper as a serial, praised as a strong addition to contemporary literature.
A satirical poem targetting misrepresentation and farmers' prudence cites Mason lampooning bootleg lore, crooked schemes, and boozy myths. The verse mocks pretenders in business and politics while praising farmers for thinking and reading more than ever.
A damaged OCR snippet mentions a lamb and stalls or items at a fair. Specific names, places, dates, or clear actions are not readable, leaving only scattered terms and phrases about a lamb and a booth or copier device.
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