12 Jan 1922
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1922
Page
1
A partial notice lists postal matter classification and advertising. It shows subscription rates by carrier and by mail, including Canada and foreign countries, with annual and short-term options. The item notes Associated Press affiliation and rights for republication of dispatches and local news.
Atlantic subscribers to the News Telegraph may arrange evening delivery by calling before seven o'clock at Red 403, a number not for the News Telegraph. The item also includes a commentator's reflections on Governor Kendall, agriculture policy, a Wisconsin court ruling, and a humorous philoso phy piece about excuses and taking blame.
The Atlantic plan of roping off streets for youngsters to elide preserves is urged in several Iowa cities as a safety measure.
The Waterloo Courier hails the mayor for prompt action benefiting the public. It voices cautious support for Will Hays, noting his possible roles and the distribution of post offices, while joking about his attire if he takes a major movie job and travel perks.
A reflective poem traces a lively youth full of bold talk and loud lectures. It recalls restless stances, public scorn, and reckless streets, then notes aging brings calm and restraint as the speaker settles into quiet knitting and measured speech. Copyright George Matthew Adams.
Mrs Mary Stoutenberg 84 lives near Atlantic cemetery and upholds daily duties with mobility and health. A vegetarian since youth, she reads without glasses, sews, walks in pleasant weather, and tends grounds. Born December 1837 in Pennsylvania, she taught school at 15, moved to Iowa City before towns existed, married in 1857, and widowed 18 years ago. She weighs 91 pounds and plans to live actively until 85.
Anita news records visits of Jerry Karns and wife from Afton to relatives, Matt Karns family health notes, W.H. Karns plans Davenport trip, and numerous local community movements. Des Moines Harold Smith visits, W. K. Carey ties to A. M. Worthing’s California move, and farm leases by Arlo Johnson and Albert Karns. Families gather for Uncle Bill Stoffs seventy sixth birthday. travel to Omaha and Atlantic noted.
On Monday January 9 1922 Cumberland Radium Lodge 629 A F and A M installed its officers for the new year with Past Worshipful Master C P Shearer as installing officer. New officers include F A Bell W M E A Worthington 8 W Morgan J W A Weaver treasurer D E Weimer secretary Claude Van Vinck chaplain C G Worthington senior deacon Fred Rutsman junior deacon H H Studley senior steward Ed Roberts junior steward Clarence Strong Tyler. P T A met Tuesday evening and a large crowd attended with slides on Child Hygiene presented by Bhawan Mrs Hillary. Grant basketball town team defeated Cumberland 42 to 16. Mrs Harry Kennedy attended her nephew Baby Reynolds funeral at Massend Monday afternoon.
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