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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1925
Page
1
The Atlantic News and Telegraph publishes daily except Sunday with standard post office classification. Subscription options include six months and one year by carrier or mail, with U S and Canada rates and United Press content credits.
An Atlantic observer recalls William Jennings Bryan dying peacefully in Dayton after a long public life. The piece highlights his Christian faith, chautauqua engagements, personal kindness, and complex political career with praise for integrity amid debates over his 1896 free silver stance and later roles in government.
A historical essay notes how diplomatic reports glimpse foreign views of the United States as it jokes about its own wartime antics. It argues Europe and others see Americans as a curious, comic power, provoking laughter and unease in different capitals.
Fragmented text shows discussion of Bryan's death and farmers concerns. A meeting at Mr. Hverson's home is mentioned to address problems facing farmers, with a personal touch and emphasis on practical business interests. The excerpt references a desire for peace in ashes and contemplation of problem solving among the farming community.
Farmers and merchants of Atlantic, Lewis and Griswold counties, led by the Farm Bureau, call for support of rock Island rail services. A meeting at the Everson home near Griswold draws hundreds to discuss restoring daily trains and improving shipping access, highlighting the cooperative effort between farmers and merchants to aid local commerce.
Newspapers across political lines memorialize William Jennings Bryan after his death. Editors praise his eloquence and duty while noting controversies such as prohibition advocacy and opposition to public school teaching. Strong entities include New York World Tribune New York Herald Tribune Cleveland Plain Dealer Boston Herald Chicago Journal Chicago Daily News St Louis Democrat.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a death linked to a San F area and a rest. The text lacks clear names, dates, or events to meaningfully summarize.
The text presents a fragmented reflection mixing domestic concerns with humor about matrimony and appearances. It hints at a family scene after a weekend, noting a sense of relief or survival as the mother contemplates the week. The writing reflects old newspaper prose and private musings rather than a clear news event.
Legal notices record the appointment of an executor for Jens C. Hansen of Cass County Iowa and call creditors to present claims. Also listed is the first meeting of creditors in the bankruptcy of Edward G. Berg of Lewis Iowa, with details for the August 1926 meeting in Red Oak Iowa and the reference to Paul W. Richards as referee in bankruptcy.
Poem compares longing for Spitzbergen to escape heat, imagining a frozen town where bears howl and furnaces burn to push back ice. It notes six months of winter, with ironies about comfort and resistance to emigrating despite sweltering heat.
Real estate transfer notice shows W H Wagner and wf with Q Shaffer transferring to Jessie R Baxter. Property described as part of swdne4 28-77-34 with a $1 consideration. Also mentions farm loan preparation and Towne.
President Coolidge appoints Irwin M Lieser of Des Moines Iowa as United States marshal for the Canal Zone district. He succeeds Horace D P Ritennut Wha who resigned recently.
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