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Newspaper

Atlantic News Telegraph

Location

Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 29, 1920

Page

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Rates and masthead from CHAS. F. CHASE paper

The notice lists directors stockholders and editors CHAS F CHASE and E P CHASE with editors and managers names. It provides telephone numbers for business and news departments and subscription rates for various delivery forms including monthly six months and yearly options both by carrier and mail plus international rates. It notes Associated Press rights for republication of news dispatches and local content.

Associated Press Associatedress Beat News

Notice to Subscribers Requests Evening Delivery Change

Atlantic residents receiving the News Telegraph by afternoon delivery may arrange evening service by calling before raven o clock at Red 403. This is not the News Telegraph number.

News and Telegraph Jnews Publishing Company Atlantic Towa News- Telegraph

Cabinet reshuffles seen as effort to soften public stance

The piece argues Mr. Wilson plans swift cabinet changes to mend rifts with the public. Houston is slated to leave as Agriculture Secretary for E T Meredith, reflecting unpopularity among farmers. The aim is to bolster an influence that has waned over the past year, with Daniels and Ba remaining uncertain.

Wilson Houston E. T. Meredith the Treasury Daniels Detroit Free Press

Census Duty Urges Public to Be Counted

The community urges residents to report if not yet enumerated in the census. Citizens are asked to provide name, age, native time, state and parents’ native state to Miss Mary Wasson at the Commercial Club, stressing civic pride and the goal of an accurate official population.

Avn Atlantic Ali Mary Wasson

Japan Opens Its Eyes Editorial on War Projections

The piece argues Japan and America gain a clearer view of each other after the war. It urges practical friendship, stronger national training, and a warning that power demonstrations require care to avoid eroding trust. It notes a shift in perspective from Wilson’s sugar stance to paternalistic politics.

Japan Frazier Hunt Uni Sierras Pacific United States Ainicries Chicago Tribune Childron Yain Natura

Generals Galore in Democratic Disarray Over Treaty and Taxes

Democratic leaders clash over treaty ratification oil policy and tax plans. Senate leaders Hitchcock or Underwood divide the party in the chamber while Clark factions contend in the House. Cabinet splits over Palmer for president, and McAdoo and Glass quarrel on taxation as the party lacks a single head.

My. Wilson Bryan Nebraska Senate Hitchcock Underwood Clark Palmer McAdoo Glass Treasury Wit

Democratic party at war with own leadership

The Philadelphia Press laments infighting as the Democratic party hews to competing figures claiming leadership amid the president’s illness. It describes an army without a clear general staff, a split among ambitious readers, and growing confusion as conventions approach.

Tee House Philadelphia Press

Rippling Rhymes by Walt Mason The Round Up

A satirical poem imagines Reds being rounded up and exiled to Russia with references to Emma Goldman. It portrays anarchist figures and revolutionary fantasy, using provocative humor about crime, punishment, and political exile. Copyright notice appears at end.

Countess of Warwick Seen as Socially Active Labour Candidate

The Countess of Warwick, proposed as a Labour candidate for Parliament, is renowned in English society for beauty and versatility. A professed socialist, she funds vocational schools and social centers, supports causes with her substantial fortune, and has long blended high society with reform efforts at Warwick Castle and beyond.

Countess of Warwick British Labor Party Earl of Warwick Lord Brooke Warwick Castle England Warwick

Memorial anniversaries through history in brief

Anniversaries list notable events from 1621 Mrs Rose Standish to 1919 New York ratifying federal prohibition. Entries include Miles Standish’s wife, Sir Jeffrey Amherst birth, Timothy Pickering death, 1848 Liliuokalani proclaimed queen, 1895 Whisky Trust receivers, 1900 British army Tugela River withdrawal, and founding dates. Contact J T Ralston Dentrect Fulton Building Phena Green.

Ancient ruined cities of Oaxaca reveal Mitla and Monte Alban riches

A Christian Science Monitor writer surveys Oaxaca state old villages. Mitla stands as Mexico’s best preserved ruins with geometric grecques and a Hall of Mosaics. Monte Alban lies on Oaxaca city outskirts, showing older civilization with extensive temples and carvings. Guiengula and Achiutla reveal forts, pyramids, terraces, and Mixtec artifacts.

Oaxaca Mexico Christian Science Monitor Mitla Monte Alban Guiengula Achiutla National Museum of Mexico City Tehuantepec

One Time Brewery Becomes Greamery in Sioux City

A former Sioux City brewery is sold to the Fairmont Creamery of Omaha and will be transformed into a major butter production plant. Frank Schnitzen, Sunlight Produce manager, notes the project will expand capacity and boost Sioux City's standing as a butter center, with cooling and storage facilities enabling expanded creamery operations.

Towa Sioux City Frank “Schnitzen Atlantic Fairmount Sennitzen Omaha Nebraska Fairmont Schnitze Sunlight Produce Company Schnitzen

Iowa to Spend 30 Million on Roads in 1920

Des Moines reports Fred R. White Ames chief engineer for the state highway commission announced Iowa will invest 30 million dollars in 1920 for highway improvements and bridges. The plan includes 855 miles of road paving 231 miles of traveling and 1 834 miles of grading and draining earth roads.

Des Moines Fred R. White Ames State Highway Commission Iowa

Farm Loan Rates At 6 1/2 Per Cent Say Wood & Savery

Wood and Savery of Atlantic Maine announce farm loans offered at 6 percent 6 1/2 percent and 7 percent. Calls and inquiries invited to arrange financing for local farmers seeking capital.

Wood & Savery Atlantic

Notable births mark anniversaries of historic figures

A jumble of birthday notes honors John D Rockefeller born in Cleveland 46 years ago, Doke of Abruzzio cousin to the King of Italy born 4% years ago, Arthur Woods former New York police commissioner born in Boston 50 years ago, Barney Oldfield famed driver born in Wauseon Ohio 42 years ago, Koji Yamada Japanese professional billiard player born in Tokyo 32 years ago.

John D. Rockefeller Cleveland Doke Italy Arthur Woods Sories New York Boston Barney Oldfield Wauseon Ohio Rom Ae Koji Yamada Tokio

One Year Ago Today In The War Potari Government Recognized

United States officially recognized the provisional Government of Potari. Peace Conference sustained America s stand for no annexation of German colonies. A LEAB year dance at Wiota hall in Wiota on January 30th.

United States Potari America Wiota

Knights of Pythias Joint Convention Opens in Council Bluffs

Pythians from across the south arrive by train to Council Bluffs for the Joint Convention of Knights of Pythias Eleventh and Twenty fourth districts. Grand Chancellor J. I. Salinger Jr. leads the prominent visitors as sessions proceed.

Council Bluffs Pythiens Sweatern S. Knights of Pythias J. I. Salinger, Jr

Diapepsin Claims Quick Relief For Upset Stomachs

A vintage ad copy touts Pap e's Diapepsin as fast aid for indigestion and sour stomach. It promises immediate relief from fullness bloating and discomfort after meals and is advertised as inexpensive and available at drug stores.

Pype Timmleas Timmleas Tablets of Pape

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