Atlantic Town Post Office Classified Matter Notice
Postal element notes that at the Atlantic Town post office the matter is registered under act of Congress from March 1879. Advertising rates appear, with subscription options by carrier or mail for Canada, foreign countries, and the U.S. The document mentions Associated Press rights and republication terms for local news.
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The Old Guard Passes in Atlantic Obituary
John Moreland dies at his son's Omaha home and is buried in Atlantic. A longtime resident, he helped found the city, led in lodge and civic life, and was a staunch old-school Democrat. He cherished his family, country, and fellow citizens, and is praised for his integrity and service.
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Notice to Subscribers for Evening Paper Delivery
Atlantic subscribers to the News Telegraph may get their papers delivered in the evening if they call before seven oclock. Call Red 403. This number is not for the News Telegraph.
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Atlantic
News Telegraph
Business War Quotes on Leadership and Adaptability
A historical business era quote extols the leader who gathers the most facts, imagines boldly, and adapts methods quickly. It warns against rigid thinking and stagnant mindset, urging flexible strategy to prevail in fifteen year market battles.
Atlantic Retail Merchants Credit Association Targets Education
The Atlantic Retail Merchants Credit Association last night emphasized its aim to educate the trade territory about the association. It seeks to expand credit usage through systematic knowledge for both merchants and customers, stressing credit as a trusted asset and a public service.
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Credit Association
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The Luckless Day by Walt Mason
A humorous verse detailing a string of comic mishaps from misfortune and clumsy missteps to mistaken ink and broken furniture. The speaker laments a day of bad luck while musing on how a stout heart fares against petty woes.
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Jay
The Jinx Will Vanish Tomorrow Says Filher 2
A whimsical verse by George Matthew Adams notes that luck may improve tomorrow. The speaker claims daily optimism and avoids mishaps, asserting good days, steady footing, and luck through ritual chants and superstitions.
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George Matthew Adams
Brushy Point Satiric Verse on Idle Talkers
A humorous poem describes idlers gathered on cellar rails on sunny days, bristling with talk, spitting, and debating every human issue. It mocks critics of administration who complain about rents and prices while refusing to help, noting how they block traffic and grumble instead of acting to improve conditions.
Speed Kings and the Horseless Wagons
E K s philosophy notes the danger and recklessness of fast automobiles and street racing. The writer laments reckless driving endangering pedestrians and bus riders, urges stricter lanes and enforcement, and warns about curbside chaos and insurance of public safety.
City Hall Ladies' Rest Room Closed for Remodeling
Notice states the Ladies' Rest Room in City Hall will be closed until remodeling is completed. No timeline given. Building staff urge visitors to use alternate facilities.
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City Hall
Atlantic youth praises local theater for premiere grade films
A Chicago employed Atlantic visitor praises the Atlantic theater for securing top caliber recent releases. He notes Chicago as a central market where many films premiere, with Atlantic often showing titles ahead of Chicago and sometimes simultaneously. He mentions stars like Wallace Reid, Gloria Swanson, and Mary Pickford and remarks on the high cost of exchanging such cinema with larger markets.
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Chicago
Atlantic Theater
Thanagera
Roosevelt
United States
Atlantic
Tomble David
Lord Fauntleroy
Three Muskateers
Wallace Reid
Gloria Swanson
Douglas Fairbanks
Elliott Dexter
John Barrymore
Mary Pickford
Norma Talmadge
Constance Talmadge
Richard Barthelmess
Real Estate Transfers Record for BH and Atlantic Area
Chris Christensen and wife to Farmers Bank Elliott deeds 8-9-21 NE4 NW4 NW4 2 and NEA NE4 3-74-34 with $10 000 and $1.00 mortgage. Elmer Boggs and wife to Ellen Boggs 12-27-21 lots 4 and 6 block 7 Cumberland $1. Annie E King and husband to Opal L Engel 14-22 It e4-5-6 and 10 ft It 7 block 34 Atlantic. Annie E King and husband to Carrie Herbert 12-31-21 and 4 percent interest in N2 SEd and 82 NE4 and NE4 NE4 and 82 NW4 NE4 20.77-34 subs. George Jillich added Atlantic $20 647.50.
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Chris Christensen
Farmers Bank
Elliott
Elmer Boggs
Ellen Boggs
Cumberland
Annie EB. King
Opal L. Engel
George Jillich
Atlantic
Record surge in hunting licenses at county office
Records at the county recorder's office show licenses issued this year doubling last year with a total of 907 permits. The auditor expects numbers to exceed that total greatly by July as stricter enforcement is cited for the rise in hunting licenses.
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