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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1921
Page
1
The piece lists telephone numbers for the business and editorial offices and the news department. It presents subscription rates for various delivery options and notes Associated Press rights, including republication of news dispatches and local news published in the paper.
Notice regarding home delivery of the Telegraph and News-Telegraph. Readers are urged to subscribe to ensure paper delivery. The message references a delivery phone number and clarifies it is not the News-Telegraph’s number.
Fragmented OCR reads like a chaotic political piece about a crime gang in New York or Chicago. It mentions a figure named Thompson and references corruption, public fear, and a large alleged payout tied to a gang and illicit activities. Names and places are unclear due to garbled text.
The piece discusses economic stress driven by consumer buying, wage dynamics, and unemployment. It argues a cycle where reduced demand from joblessness dampens production, lowering wages and maintaining stagnation, with interdependent industries and consumer behavior shaping the downturn.
A scattered, garbled piece discusses unions, elections, and labor costs. References to organizations, votes, and figures hint at a period of economic strain and wage disputes. The prose implies critique of hard times, with lines about prices, work, and economic policy.
The people of Pueblo face a devastating disaster beyond local remedy as the city endures immense losses and a mounting death toll. The President and Colorado Governor appeal to the country for urgent nationwide relief, stressing the dire need and widespread impact on homes and property.
A newspaper commentator complains about high coal prices and freight costs from mines to homes in Pueblo. They note talk of a seasonal rate from Washington to lower summer prices, urging sensible action to help families and industry rely on coal for winter needs.
An overview of Iowa history notes that between 1860 and 1882 Iowa created Boards of Immigration and Commissioners of Immigration and funded efforts to recruit settlers in Europe and the United States. It cites Marcus L. Hansen's Iowa Journal of History and Politics analysis, comparing Iowa with Wisconsin and Minnesota. Nicholas J. Rusch led Iowa's New York commissioner effort.
Poem humor about female appetite and weight gain as a narrator follows medical advice to walk long distances. The speaker recounts attempting exercise yet gaining weight, noting the irony of doctors’ prescriptions and the distractingly buoyant style of ragtime in shore walks and meals. The piece ends with a quip about the fat man failing in all ventures and people around him buzzing about exercise.
The Insurance Department of Iowa publishes notice concerning Lumbermen's Mutual Insurance Company headquartered in Indianapolis Indiana. A sworn statement as of December 31 1920 shows compliance with Iowa insurance laws. Commissioner A C Savage states the company has met legal requirements.
Dr Albert Einstein style text certifies an Iowa fire insurer is authorized to operate until March 1 1922 with properly appointed licensed agents. It includes 1920 financial figures for paid up capital income expenditures assets and liabilities as of Dec 31 1920 and testimony by A C Savage Commissioner of Insurance Des Moines May 25 1921.
Claudius H. Huston of Chattanooga Tennessee is appointed as the new assistant secretary of commerce.
Reports narrow the count of white victims in the riot to eleven, detailing casualties and the ongoing investigations. Authorities emphasize the disturbingly broad racial impact and pledge further action to restore order and safety in the city.
The item presents concise coverage from The News Telegraph era, focusing on current events and notable happenings. It highlights local developments, political updates, and social milestones with a brisk, period-appropriate tone.
A historical notice outlines a staggered vote issue plan across four periods from June to early July, detailing per year subscriptions and total votes. It notes prices, totals, and a declining scale with a special ballot of 100000 votes per club turned in, all in Atlantic by mail for $1 per year, with no extra inducements during the campaign.
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