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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1922
Page
1
This account discusses primary day in Iowa, noting the excitement as voters go to polls to choose candidates from town constable to U.S. senator. It highlights doubled poll staffing for women voters, expected early returns via a special AP wire, and commentary on the cost and influence of the primary law on candidates and voters.
A fragment from Matthew 7 21 notes that not all who claim faith enter the kingdom of heaven but only those who do the Father’s will. The text emphasizes obedience over mere proclamation.
The recent Calumet Cafe gathering of American Yeomen officers was hailed as a standout event in Atlantic. Editor Harry Evans called it perhaps the best meeting of its kind in over forty years, spurring renewed hope for the Yeomen Home project and urging more locals to join the campaign led by Chairman Hinman and aides.
The Chicago McCormick saga, once front page fodder for weeks, has degenerated into mere nausea rather than news. If not for her parents and grandfather’s wealth, the Swiss hostess liaison would have drawn little attention at its start and none now. Many other girls pursue quieter lives while contributing more to mankind than Mathilde.
The text notes that costs rise into thousands of dollars and that persistent calls for repeal may push the next legislature to make a substantial change or repeal the law entirely.
A stray OCR page presents a string of aphorisms and anecdotes about Tom Sims, Babe Ruth, Dempsey, and social trends. It mentions a six foot ambition, a bee causing a New Jersey car crash, a honeymoon murder hint, and Paris telescope gowns, all in a loose collage of jokes and notes.
A humorous fragment depicting a shopper’s satire on commerce and petty trades. The narrator imagines interactions with a tailor, tinsmith, grocer, farmer, butcher, and other merchants as he strolls through town. The piece highlights pride in thrift and the odd dignity of paying bills with a wry, comic voice.
A garbled quotation appears to praise honesty as the only perfect man while naming several unclear figures. The passage mixes mis-spellings with a confrontational tone, leaving the core claim unsettled and the人物 identities uncertain.
Simunaci sues Charles B. and Pearl Jennewein Ernest Burkhart and Verne Jennewein and Town State Bank asking rescission of a contract for a farm sale alleging nonperformance and seeks to restore the original positions or return property. He claims a bill of sale to Sanitary Market escrow was delivered without proper authority and seeks 15444 dollars in damages if restitution fails. The attached contract covers land mortgaged assets livestock food and market and town property.
Henry Meyer and wife to John F. Spies on June 2 1922 for 6 2 22 deed 1 2 8 and 4 bik 28 Atlantic value 5000 Fred L Hume and wife to F Mt Nebe on June 12 1922 for chestnut place Atlantic price 1.00
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