Fragmentary AP News Disclosures From Classified Text
Disconnected OCR snippet mentions by mail rates and AP use rights. Includes odd figures and dates with no clear event. Reads as a partial classifieds style snippet lacking coherent story or names.
19 Jul 1920
Page 1
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1920
Page
1
Disconnected OCR snippet mentions by mail rates and AP use rights. Includes odd figures and dates with no clear event. Reads as a partial classifieds style snippet lacking coherent story or names.
Subscribers who do not receive evening papers can arrange home delivery by calling before seven oclock. Telephone Red 403 provides the News Telegraph contact for service.
Fragmented remarks accuse Mr Wilson and his party of avoiding a suffrage vote as an embarrassing record resurfaces. The speaker recalls a tearful plea to the Senate to submit the amendment, noting past Democratic opposition during the war and a cautious stance by Chass Cha in the current context.
The article extols the Atlantic chautauqua assembly praising its opening day, order, and value with $2 season tickets selling briskly. It lauds the Mutual organization’s quality, courteous staff, and reliable performances, urging local attendees not to miss sessions. It also cites broader economic reflections on postwar prices and production from Lord Shaughnessy.
A humorous verse by George Matthew Adams laments daily annoyances yet notes overall good fortune. The speaker grouses about minor woes from weather to a troublesome car and a souring fruit vendor, ending with a resilient, bittersweet cheer.
The 55th Iowa National Guards company H was mustered in with 72 members by Adjutant General Thrift. Max Emmert named captain Burt Kennedy first lieutenant John F O Connell second lieutenant. Emmert and Miller bought Cumberland stock from W A Dowell. Cigar factory workers picnic in Lewis. Misses Bertha Alvina Anna Remien planned a birthday surprise for Mrs Olaf Remsen.
A compiled set of anniversaries and civic notices from 1821 to 1919 including Queen Caroline protest, Belgians crown change, Nankin capture, Franco Prussian neutrality, naval officer Captain Melancton Smith death, and 1901 to 1920 local public notices. Also lists street and plat details for Atlantic Iowa and a Rosa H Carey death in 1909.
A damaged OCR set references a Kansas testimonial to medicine, several midwest deaths in air accidents, a New York City political rally with Gov Cox and FDR, and various local eras spanning Idaho, Ireland, and Ohio. The fragmentary items include aviation fatalities, a wind-related accident, and political event notes.
Japan will establish medical facilities on principal trains leaving Tokyo. The plan, six years in consideration, has been delayed by lack of funds. Historically passengers on long trips have numbered forty or more with some needing immediate aid.
Local notice reports a winter scene near Fourth and Walnut with people named Budweirpr Hum, Tox and Wilgiatd Dare at a wet intersection. Police and responders described slick conditions and caution advised for the area.
Notice is given to interested parties that A A Emigh Clerk and B L Emigh deputy certify a will of H Swatts late of Cass county Iowa for probate. The hearing is set July 24 1920 at the courthouse in Atlantic Cass county Iowa to determine validity and appointment of executors.
Five grizzly bears killed by Dr Saxton Pope and Arthur Young in Yellowstone Park are being stuffed for exhibit at the California Academy of Science. Each animal was shot from a distance with arrows. the hunters faced questions over permit compliance and the method.
A partial OCR fragment mentions a 14 year old boy named Britest Brown related to English study at Mas Demockalte. Details are unreadable but imply a school or educational context with a local notice or report.
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