20 Jan 1921
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1921
Page
1
Public notice style text lists staff, executives, contact numbers, and subscription rates for the News Publishing Company. It notes office locations, board members, and AP affiliation while outlining carrier and mail pricing and publication practices for Atlantic Town pagination.
Clarence Bruce buys the Peter Thomson jimperty on south Locust for 33000. Ernest Ritter recovers enough from inflammatory thermalism to return home. L T Spangler travels to Mitchelville Newton and other points on business. Miss Bluth Casad visits Lewis to see grandmother Mrs L M Cagad.
Iowa lawmakers consider the Kime bill creating a three judge industrial court with statewide authority to investigate labor disputes. The court may issue temporary findings and orders to protect public welfare, set working conditions, wages, and hours, and enforce compliance through summons or court action.
Iowa lawmakers consider a bill to exempt women from jury service while another measure by John Bradley reshapes balloting and election duties. Proposals outline judges and clerks, ballot boxes handling, and precinct procedures for larger electorates, plus school and city funding tweaks and road maintenance provisions. Representative Bradley, Blake, and Gunderson feature in several measures affecting local governance and finances.
Fragmentary OCR note mentions a gray meter and a tel package related to mora. No clear dates places or names to form a full event summary. Preserved readable items suggest a technical or service reference with uncertain context.
An old advertisement touts Gleseco Glesacre as a fast acting, safe cure for croup promising relief in fifteen minutes without vomiting. It claims wide household use, doctor approval, and high sales, noting a price of 500 per bottle and superiority in time of need.
A bill outlines quicker ballot counting by appointing three receiving judges and three counting judges in precincts with 300 or more votes. It requires added election clerks and a rotating ballot box exchange between receiving and counting boards as ballots are counted, with witnesses allowed to observe the counting process.
J H Lindemeyer urges vigilance against state church fusion in public schools. He recalls Wisconsin cases upholding separation, cites Geneva Servitus burning, and warns union of church and state threatens liberty. He urges intelligent citizens to defend constitutional rights and oppose Bible reading in schools.
A corner building at Third and Chestnut streets now occupied by the owner is offered for lease. Enquiries to the owner, Rui Nalsawy.
Fragmentary OCR text cites unlawful conduct and penalties in an Oklahoma house case with references to fines from 100 to 000 and repeated offenses. The readable parts mention family disturbance and penalties but lack clear details, dates, or parties.
The forum letter condemns flag waving and calls out attempts to blur church and state in public schools. It questions which religion should be taught or protected in schools and presses for liberty for all faiths, warning clergy and teachers against sectarian prioritization.
Dr H K Williams, a dentist, operated from the Fulton Building at Fifth and Chestnut Streets. The notice provides his name and location, indicating a professional practice in the city. No further details on services or dates are given.
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