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Newspaper

Atlantic News Telegraph

Location

Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1929

Page

1

Atlantic News Telegraph masthead and rates notice

Historical notice from Atlantic News Telegraph owners Chase brothers detailing publication schedule, subscription rates by mail and carrier, advertising offices and phone numbers, and a subscriber notice requesting evening delivery issues be reported by 7 p.m.

News and Telegraph P. Chase R, C A, Chase P, Chase Canada Cass Engrenenenene Atlantic N ‘Telegraph Beford News-Telegraph Bubbecrihers

Cass County Honors Bond Vote for County Road Improvement

The Tay Telegraph notes Cass County's decisive bond approval for a highway and bridge program. Athaniine reported 1,601 yes and 2d Moe votes. Wist Ship and Cumberland supported the bonds, while Massena township split, yet overall rural areas backed the project. The article frames the approval as a landmark step toward a comprehensive improvement plan, with focus on funding, public support, and long overdue road work. The piece praises local volunteers and officials who promoted the measure, highlighting the coalition that overcame past resistance. The victory is portrayed as a milestone for progress and economic development across Cass County.

Torrand Sani Wineaplt Progres Westerday Tay Athaniie Anita Wist Cumberlarid Mausseniy Masini Massena Phos Litiegtir Nat East Cass County Amet Tim Pray Bill Bo Eve Wong Tikiasu Pradette Oo Case County Chad

British voters back MacDonald despite mixed campaign

Dispatches note the British Labour and Liberal alignment in the recent campaign. The piece argues MacDonald remains a solid citizen with moderate appeal, while commenting on the electorate's respect for British institutions and skepticism toward radical change.

Riiin Judegte Jas Yivtar Baldwin Haverament MacDonald Henge United States

Fragmented view of British resilience and authority

The text extols the British temperament guiding a nation through emergencies and national life fluctuations. It praises muddling through, solving problems, and earning global admiration, asserting belief in organized government and authority as guiding principles amid various obstacles and subservience to power.

MM Paiens

One Thing that Is Sure on War Reparations Settlement

Fragmented OCR passage discusses postwar reparations and Allied stance toward Germany. Mentions United States, France, and Britain, the 4100,000,000 claim, and expected payments over years. Notes delays and ratification issues affecting the settlement prospects.

Komol United States Germany Amun Sigainst Oblinulion Ali Sands Ilar Uniaon Steuy Jones Gernaystsch

Fire the Liars Editorial on Customs Inspectors

An extended denunciation argues that customs inspectors lied about Representative Morgan’s baggage, accusing them of prevarication and urging immediate dismissal. It recalls immunity, Lown’s testimony, and affidavits from Morgan and family disputing liquor findings.

Gould Telba Iewanalgirre Pananis Morgan Panami ft.In Washington Customs United States New K Jve Morgan New York Mar- Man Seyanour Lown Audistatri Vgeteteus Treasury Lin Ubarge Acryjee Lowman Congress Leneman Tha Pi Loh C G. Sehafer Winconsin Ristobul Treasury Department Iquor

French Nobleman Held on Prohibition Charge in New York

Comte Maxence del Polignac a French nobleman was arraigned before U S Commissioner Garret Cotter on a prohibition violation charge and held at $25 000 bail for a further hearing. He was arrested with several others during a customs raid at the Savoy Palace, described by authorities as an international operation.

New York Comte Maxence del Polignad United States Garret Cotter de Pollgnse Oh International Savoy Sustems Europeam

Fragmented 1920s style civic notes and political snippets

The piece contains disjointed notes on currency value, a supposed Mediterranean fruit fly crisis prompting a four million five hundred thousand dollar federal appropriation, a delegation of town women visiting Washington to invite President Hoover to address the Iowa Teachers association in Des Moines, and critiques of national politics. It reads as a garbled column of Era civic concerns, education, and party rhetoric with unclear dates or places.

Ploride Congress Olreley Washington, D."c Hoovir Ressman "C. Dowell Des Moines Iowa State ‘Teachers Association of Des’ Moines

Remembering Iowa Press Harking Back Night Crowd Names

A fragmented reminiscence recalls early Iowa press figures and Sioux City ties. Names such as Edna May, Ceciland Chase, Jean Claude Gillingwater, Corse Kapten, and various family groups surface amid nostalgic references to a 4 pm gathering and shared memories.

John Garey Ol—. S Edna May Cecil Mr. Chase Tanie Jean Laude Gillingwater The Tumpeny Corse Kapten Corse Spooner Gulk Claire Pattee Bots Ransom Cetioman

Did You Ever Stop to Think in Advertisement Edson Waite

A fragmented column discusses advertising psychology and reader engagement in newspapers. It argues advertising aims to inform and entertain, explaining how advertisements reach the widest audience and support newspaper growth. The text reflects early 20th century views on marketing and public notices.

Edson R. Waite Ronil¢eger Feannette Lise Eough

Fragmented OCR reads like a court or notice item

garbled text references a person named Maley and Me Groneweg with mentions of revenue, liability, a truck incident, rails damage, fines not less than $25, and a license renewal upon third conviction. unclear specifics and dates.

Groneweg Gronewe

Market Roosters Peak in July Says Survey

A survey of dressed poultry on the New York market over sixteen years shows highest roosters prices in July and August. Prices fall after August, with another rise in October and December. Producers in Iowa may move birds to peak markets in July for better returns and adjust to yearly price shifts.

New York Mar Mar: This Mean That Towa Producers Avill Bytana quityWoni Eta

Kitchen Lppboard By NELLIE maxwerl Het eer itnd F St nel sete Wes ETa

A fragmented kitchen article describes a variety of salads including Chicken, Shrimp, and fruit salads with detailed steps and ingredients. It references Nellie, Wheeler Wilcox, and Monte Carlo style dishes and offers tips on serving and garnishing with herbs and vegetables.

Ena Wheeler Wilcox Iit

New Truck Plates Timed After May 1 Overloading Rules

New classification plates for motor trucks under a new law take effect May 1 and become ready around July 1. Under the law truck owners must obtain proper permits for city roads and avoid operating vehicles with loads exceeding 25 percent of rated capacity. Excess overloading triggers higher fees and penalties. W A Gronaweg of Council Bluffs notes the process and timing for plate readiness.

W. A. Gronaweg Council

Sir Esme Howard refuses new liquor import requests

Washington report notes Sir Esme Howard will sign no more requests to the state department to permit liquor imports. The British embassy staff are said to be affected as the envoy confirms a stance that may shift diplomatic engagements, provoking silence from the American government.

Esme Howard Washington State Department Peruussion Ege Lemaiiian Washington Post Sone Younor Britain

Ford Buys Edison Stamp and Donates to Drive

Multimillionaire Henry Ford, famed automotive king, purchases an Edison Jubiled Stamp but cannot make change for a large bill. He donates $1,000 to a charitable drive with Edward L. Duar of Berkeley and a society woman present. Capone is mentioned in relation to the drive and fundraising efforts.

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