Road improvements praised by county board members
A fragmented local column praises road and cemetery work, noting county supervisors’ efforts to improve county roads and the cemetery access. It mentions Atlantic paths and several district roads, with statements by Supervisor Zellmer and Carl on road quality and ongoing maintenance despite rough weather.
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Deveral
Ciliaén
Sujervigor
Cassig
Aliperviadra
Itzite
Atlantic
Coime
Zellmer
Winerér
Carl
Sarah
Rotary Club Budget Ties to Editorial Reactions
Leading merchants in the city expressed agreement with the Rotary Club plan to form a committee and draft a budget to support civic efforts. They indicated the budget would be raised soon and that action would proceed without delay.
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Rotary Ne”. Club
Iy Ttan
Moral Obligations and Internationalism in Vanderlip Talk
The article surveys Vanderlip's call for internationalism to save civilization, condemning extreme American nationalism and urging a balance where moral duties remain tied to individuals and nations. It argues nationalism underpins sovereignty and law, while internationalism risks disintegration. Harding backs prioritizing domestic matters and national welfare before aiding others.
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Pope Augres
Nations
Frank
A. Vanterlip
League of ‘Nations
United States
League
Nations, the Only Tangible and Practical Part of Mr. Vanderlip
Europe
League of Nations
Harding
Vanderlip
van ‘Derlip
Igsweong
America
Atlantic Civic Spirit Urged For Summer Projects
The article urges revived civic effort in Atlantic to support the Yeoman Home and other key summer tasks. It calls for organized action now, praising local churches and pastors for leadership and rallying the public to avoid the “Let George Do It” attitude and to pursue progressive community improvements.
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Lars
Zion's Lutheran
Sixth and
Walnut
Sgity
Congregational Church Gains Fresh Facade and Praise
The newspaper congratulates the Congregational Church membership on a brighter exterior and renewed beauty from spring painting. Rev Bal, the pastor, delivers exceptional sermons pleasing the congregation and many outsiders. The Atlantic churches show determination to improve church homes as a new church building is planned.
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Bal
Work or lose your place at college warns Dr Campbell
The Sioux City Journal quotes William Wallace Campbell, newly elected president of the University of California, saying schools will require work to stay enrolled and scholastic standards will not relax. He urges students to study hard, noting overcrowded campuses force limits. He proposes limiting enrollment or expanding facilities as a solution to rising demand.
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William Wallace Campbell
University of California
Campbell
No Room for the Pleasure Student at Today’s University
A conservative view argues that the university cannot admit a “pleasure student” who is not ambitious or deserving. The piece contends there is no place for such a student in modern higher education and emphasizes merit and ambition as justified grounds for admission.
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University
College of Today
City Pothole Plague Needs Immediate Repair
There are numerous chuck holes in the paving, mainly in the business section, requiring urgent attention to protect motor vehicles. Cement plugs are deemed the most effective repair method, as other approaches prove short-lived and inadequate.
The Passing of the Long Blue Line Editorial
The editorial laments the fading Grand Army of the Republic as Memorial Day arrives. It praises Civil War veterans for decisive, steadfast service and warns of contemporary demands that threaten the Union's legacy. It argues for continued patriotism and experienced citizenship guiding the nation.
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Des Moines Capitol
Grand Army
Union Army
Neschemes
America
Eilis
Pedee Tiate Service
United
Rippling Rhymes by Walt Mason on the weary voter and bragging drivers
In a witty poem Mason rails at the tired listener amid town chatter of boastful motorists and grand travel yarns. He derides loud tales of tin wagons and roaring engines while lamenting laryngitis and the challenge of quiet conversation. The verse closes with a nod to Wordsworth on simple kindness.
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Adams
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Ore En Ou
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Glalnia
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