14 Jan 1921
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1921
Page
1
The Atlantic Iowa News Publishing Company lists publication details and advertising rates. describes post office classification, telephones, and office address. Subscription prices are given for carriers and mail, with rates varying by region, and a note credits the Associated Press for news content.
Avantic subscribers to the News Telegraph may arrange evening delivery by calling before seven oclock. Call Red 465. This is not the News Telegraph number.
The Iowa legislature is urged to serve the state with quiet efficiency and minimal rhetoric. Citizens argue lawmakers should focus on real work rather than grandstanding, and that thoughtful action would deliver better value and honest service to the people.
The speaker argues for sane laws that ordinary citizens can understand and fairly administer. He urges legislators to abandon grandstanding and focus on the real business of governance, serving taxpayers efficiently rather than pursuing personal prestige.
President Eloet and Marding aim for a simple inaugural ceremony. The event seeks dignity without display, reflecting the seriousness of the moment. Senator Waring supports prudent conduct, signaling trust in careful judgment for national matters.
A fragmentary verse tale describes a homeless Jake seeking work and a driver of plans at a table groaning with prunes and pies. The narrator recites a bid for labor and irony as the wanderer reportedly eyes a home, only to vanish after a burglary of a basketball clothesline and fence.
Mrs H H Wheeler of this city elected as delegate to carry Nebraska electoral vote to Washington in Marching to Washington events.
A Cass County Iowa reader from Atlantic, Jan 14 1921, rebukes H M Schuler's claim that the majority of county taxpayers oppose the Line project. The letter argues taxpayers have not spoken collectively, notes tax assessments favor landowners and farmers differently, and asserts broad support for the Air Line and sensible use of funds.
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Harrison Ark January 14 A letter from Charles Thomson secretary of the Continental Congress describes a proposal to move the Congress from Princeton to Elizabeth Town New Jersey noting lodging costs of four dollars a week there versus three in Princeton and that a $52 yearly saving influenced thinking. The letter recounts discussants weighing Mosquitoes and marshy sites as drawbacks and records Annapolis as the eventual meeting place.
Dr Brady argues in the Evening Gazette that cowpox vaccination is unscientific yet beneficial. He advocates offering vaccination to all who want it, dropping quarantine for unbelievers, and allowing free choice while emphasizing shared public protection.
A poem fragment describes a weary hobo seeking shelter and food on a winter day. The traveler requests rest and a place to sleep after a long walk. The speaker provides care and hears a tale of fortune or misfortune, reflecting on need and generosity.
Mrs Wheeler intends to accept an Omahs offer and travel 1300 miles by plane. She aims to stop for lunch on day one at Marion Ohio near President-elect Harding's home if the craft reaches that far. Mason Wheeler, Nebraska assistant attorney general, assists with trip planning as Charles F Jensen and wife invite friends to call at their home for the anniversary wedding party on January 15 from 2 to 5 PM.
From January 14 1906 J W Cuykendall visits Council Bluffs to discuss affairs G G Jeck Atlantic Produce company heads to Chicago Frank Nebe travels to Omaha then Glenwood to see father L T Spangler goes to Keokuk on business. Thirty five years ago January 14 1886 Presbyterian church installs new furnace E G Bartlett Brayton visits city For Mr and two wa MLC Cary welcomed a new baby.
A.L. Costedo travels to Philadelphia with daughter Mattie to pursue painting studies.
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