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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1916
Page
2
A brief catalog-style notice reveals that the item was entered at the post office in Atlantic Lews as a second class matter under the 1879 act. It notes advertising rates are available on request.
A light verse celebrates a perfect June day with playful rural imagery and cheerful mood. The speaker extols nature’s beauty, vivid scenes of frogs and blossoms, and the joy of life, noting lovers and marriages as the season’s bright moment.
Notice states Peter Kane will be kept at the owner's home at 400 Pine St this year after a four season absence. Kane is described as the only stallion in Cass County Iowa taken to the Iowa State Fair and Exposition years ago and shown in Morgan American Carriage Horse and Stanford Bred Trotting classes earning ribbons. Dallas owner Red 474.
A sweeping portrait contrasts American children with war torn Europe exposing forced militarization of youths in Germany France England Russia and Poland. It notes school backed drills and conscription shaping the next generation amid hunger cold and displacement pushing youths toward soldiering as nations prepare for prolonged conflict.
The article argues managers gain praise when teams win and blame when teams lose, noting several examples. It highlights E Lee Fohl, Connie Mack, Clark Griffith, and others, stressing that success depends on playing strength and talent, not managers alone.
The Ladies Literary Club held its year end meeting at Mrs. C. P. Merediths home with about forty attendees including husbands and guests. A three course dinner featured red and white peony decor and honeysuckle bouquets followed by solos by Miss Reba Fudge and Miss Vesta Meredith and a reading by Mrs. Charles Bradley. Miss Orble, recently returned from Turkey, gave a talk on conditions there.
Reported returns from Victoria townships show Harding Cosson and Kuehnlo among the names tabulated as carried. The tally continues on page 1 with Brady listed in the precincts and the overall result casting the county in favor.
Readable fragments show LD ag soba beat rhe aaa OEE on BET deed teeta ener centers 675 with 578 votes in the county for attorney general. Railroad Commission figures listed Bradley Guiher Capaes Hubel Kulp Ames and others with several vote counts.
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