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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1919
Page
6
London June 2 Harry G Hawker in an Eve ning Globe interview says American press misinterpreted his luncheon remarks to journalists. He explains his points were not to criticise Americans and notes the comparison with battleships was not his aim. He wishes Americans the best of luck and laments misreporting.
A June 2 report from Coblenz notes German writers who visited the American occupied Rhineland publish anti American propaganda. They claim restrictions and harsh enforcement by authorities fuel German discontent while praising the soldiers in public. The writers criticize a spy system and food shortages yet conclude Americans generally do not behave worse than other occupiers.
Milwaukee public market has eliminated middlemen in garden produce and other items to a greater extent than any other large city, says F C Janssen city dealer. The council has provided more public markets and buildings, offering direct transfer of produce to customers unlike western cities where middlemen still operate, reducing the plan's benefits.
An advertisement promotes a bargain price of eight dollars for multiple months of the Daily Register of Evening from now until January 1, 1920, claiming over seven months and a six month equivalent value. It hints at a Sunday edition and mentions two additional registrations or copies.
The Towa Valley Sugar company awarded an 1 125 000 contract for a new beet sugar factory at Belmond Iowa to the Dyer company of Cleveland. Construction and plant layout are complete, with work to start soon and a 14 month timeline. The plant aims for the 1920 season, employing at least 175 workers, and seed for 1920 21 has been secured in Europe. A local stock total of 225 000 has been sold, with expectations of more.
Ames experts from Iowa State College urge immediate bean planting between now and June 10. They assert beans grow on most soils with little risk from fertile ground and advise farmers to plant promptly for a better crop. Des Moines reports cover League of Nations lectures in Seum with Taft and Shaw among speakers. Washington notes anti saloon league delegates and prohibition talks led by Hol-eapple and others as the national gathering continues.
The Jiji, considered Japan’s most conservative and well edited paper, warns of rising unrest that affects authorities. It notes Paris influenced currents causing democracy and old caste ideas to clash, leaving people unsure where to turn for guidance amid widespread economic hardship.
The fragment expresses a conviction that the labor element of the country will not be satisfied with current conditions and will continue to seek improvement. It reflects a broader historical stance on workers’ aspirations and social reform without detailing specific actions or events.
An advertisement urges home builders to consider the Colonial All-purpose furnace from Atlantic Sheet Metal Work. Described for four settings including Pipeless and room heater use with pipe jobs. Props listed as J. H. Tiedje and W. B. Collins, contact phone Black 529.
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