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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1927
Page
1
The Atlantic News Telegraph advertises subscription options and delivery details for readers. It notes a special evening delivery call before 10, with a phone contact 390M and clarifies this is not the News Telegraph main number. The notice mentions representatives and advertising inquiries in Chicago New York and local offices.
The Pikeville Kentucky high school band, directed by John Lewis, embodied civic spirit as Council Bluffs applauded their effort despite not winning. Pikeville's growth, Kiwanis support, and a two-year-old band program highlighted grit and ambition fueling future champions.
A reflection on the shift from personal leadership to consolidated interest in modern business. The old era of colorful individual pioneers fades as efficiency and organization take precedence, leaving a lasting corporate structure while personal influence wanes.
Gotham residents express anger as Captain Lindbergh's transatlantic flight plan shifts from direct arrival to first visiting Washington and Hampton Roads before New York. President Coolidge aims to honor the aviator while Mayor Walker and city officials dispute the change, stirring local pride and tension about national attention.
An obscure 1920s style note describes a notable event linked to the J Biter guaciation and the country’s publishing audience. It mentions entertainment for several thousand scribes and their associates in Omaha, with reference to Wid’ plony and penny-made items.
Fragment prompts misread. core words indicate a prom or delegation scene with mentions of realia and a bishop. Limited readable facts prevent fuller summary.
The column argues for Iowa to keep profits at home by building packing plants and additional factories using Iowa raw materials. It notes $10,000,000 in bonds was loaned to out-of-state firms, urges diversification away from farming, and cites New York city high end land value shifts as a model of urban land price changes due to fashion and demand. It emphasizes capital, management, and keeping profits within Iowa.
A debate on land values contrasts vast increases in urban land prices with deflation in farm lands since 1920. Projections warn of rural-to-urban population shifts, farmer drift, and rising city populations if trends continue, touching Canada and broader industrial growth.
A 1926-27 fiscal year summary from the St. Jos press notes that gross obligations on April 30 stood at 18.93 billion dollars, rising to 19.64 billion by June 30, with a year end reduction of about 190 million and a 702 million current revenue figure. The piece discusses calls for further debt cuts and notes concerns over waterways damage, while praising treasury administration efficiency and suggesting no current worry about debt management.
A reader recalls Aunt Dinah who longed to teach the Chinese, leaving a clerk job at Jones and Johhnson's to work abroad. An elder urges her to stay, warning of peril as distant shores call and foreign missions loom amid a society stirring toward upheaval.
A set of disjointed questions asking about mythic and historical topics. It includes who was king of the Greek gods and asks for abbreviations of Doctor, timing of a golden wedding, definitions of a vacuum, and various garbled prompts about states, gods, poets, and makers.
The provided text is garbled and unreadable, offering no coherent event, entities, or dates to summarize. Without identifiable facts, a safe, accurate T and S cannot be produced.
A Dodge Brothers senior line of sixes is promoted as the ultimate in comfort and performance, with heavy 169 pound crankshaft and seven large bearings for smooth operation. The L head motor features 3 1/8 inch bore and 4 1/4 inch stroke for 228.98 cubic inches and a taxable horsepower around 126.36. Reports also note a Beason train wreck with fatalities and injuries, including Viekys Kirsts, adding to the day’s news.
Des Moines report notes Ohio educators commend Dr Raymond M Hughes former Atlantic city figure for service to Ohio education. He will join Iowa State College as president next September, resigning as Miami University president to take the Ohio post.
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