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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1920
Page
1
Atlantic Iowa paper lists advertising rates and subscription prices. Editors and managers CHAS F GHASE and E P GHASE oversee operations. Associated Press members publish local news and dispatches with contact details and office numbers.
Atlantic subscribers who do not receive their papers in the evening may have them delivered if they call before seven o'clock. Call Red 403, which is not the News Telegraph number.
A Republican announces candidacy for the state legislature, subject to party voters at the June 7 1920 primary.
W A Follett seeks the Republican nomination for Cass County Iowa county attorney. Primary election decision by Republican voters scheduled for June.
A series of brief notices by candidates seeking Republican nomination in Cass County Iowa. Tim A. G. Righley announces for Sheriff and Third Atlantic district Supervisor. O M Hobart seeks County Recorder. Jesse N. Jones runs for County Treasurer. A A Emigh for Clerk of the District Court. James H. Lary seeks County Treasurer. All are subject to Republican primary vote on June 7, 1920.
A statement announces the candidacy of Foy County treasurer hopeful for the Republican nomination subject to primary voters decision. The notice cites upcoming party processes and the candidate's intent to seek support from GOP voters.
Harold Herbert reflects on graduation memories with a nostalgic voice. He recalls the moment of receiving the high school diploma and the sense of achievement it symbolized, inviting readers to relive their own '"sheepskin" moment.
The article reflects on past idealism and bold campaigns once vowed by a young reformer. It contrasts that fervor with present outcomes, noting lost youth and unfulfilled ambitions while praising memorial day cemetery efforts and urging voters toward Cummins and against Brookhart. It also includes economic notes on U.S. exports, imports, and gold imports from official reports.
In the closing days of the campaign voters in Iowa face a Republican Senate nomination contest between incumbent A. B. Cummins and challenger Smith W. Brookhart. Brookhart appeals to labor and populist sentiment while Cummins touts a strong Senate record and opposition to strikes.
Chicago Tribune notes the Methodist Episcopal Church's endorsement of accepting the Armenian mandate by the United States. It argues the move breaches church state separation, risks sectarian influence in politics, and misplaces a religious body into diplomacy and military matters in Asia Minor.
A compact historical timeline lists discoveries and milestones from 1840 to 1918, including Sir James Ross’s Arctic work, the Society for the Extinction of the Slave Trade in London with the Prince Consort, Ionian islands ceded to Greece, Catherine A Warfield, Elizabeth Blackwell, and early wartime ship launches. Also includes a health ad for Chamberlain's Liniment for rheumatic pains.
Princess Yolanda of Italy born in Rome turns 19 today and is linked as a possible bridge for the Prince of Wales. John Drinkwater the English poet and dramatist, born 33 years ago today after a recent U S visit. Rt Rev Patrick R Heffron Catholic bishop of Winona born 60 years ago in New York City. Dr Ernest Fox Nichols resigns Yale professorship to pursue industry born 51 years ago in Leoretie Kas. A noted photoplay actress aged 26 and a baseball catcher from Nebraska round out today’s birthday notices.
Women of Wiota are asked to attend a meeting of the Wiota Cemetery Association. The notice asks interested individuals to come forward and participate in the planning and upkeep of the local graveyard.
Forty two people were injured at Liscomb Iowa during Memorial Day ceremonies when a squad of former soldiers fired shot cartridges to make noise. Four were seriously hurt as pellets struck the crowd of about 1,000 and one gun’s barrel was bent, scattering lead pellets among attendees.
In Chicago on June 1 Gen Leonard Wood arrived from the East and met Col William Cooper Procter before visiting Fort Sheridan. Gov Lowden consulted with many national committeemen while Sen Adam Johnson plans to direct his campaign in person. Wood sources hint at a possible convention presence as preparations discussed. The story also notes Galicia hosts the world’s largest rock salt bed. Local ad urges orders to Wilken Monument Works.
Morton Dale reappears in Grafton after a year away, ragged yet steady, greeted by old friends. He confesses weariness from travel but faces the town with hopeful resolve and is welcomed by Dorothy Rowland who believes he has redeemed his life.
A series of real estate deeds and mortgages listed for May 29 1920 detailing transfers to A M, W E Kelloway, W H daily, Arthur Martens, and Fred Martens along with associated parcels in Gris, Highland Place, and Mtge notes. Amounts range from $0.01 to $1,000 with locations including Block 8 and 19 Tay Meh & Fix and various lots.
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