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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1922
Page
1
The notice lists pricing for subscriptions by carrier and mail, including one month, six months, and one year options for Canada foreign countries and U.S. delivery. It also mentions a thread month and other unclear terms.
The piece notes odd alliances in the Iowa primary as Protestants and Catholics vote for a controversial publisher, while Brookhart faces GOP hurdles. It warns Republicans to unite and attend the convention, and critiques railroad wage politics and government coercion, as farmers’ asset claims spark debate about rural prosperity.
The article notes that a third of workers earn under $1000 yearly while 12 percent earn under $2000, calling for wage equity though acknowledging sluggish understanding. It cites an international bankers conference stating little chance of a Germany loan due to security concerns, hoping for methods to restore Europe’s finances.
The text presents a collage of aphorisms and wordplay touching on business, effort, politics, and daily life. Reflecting a period voice, it pairs quips about economy, perseverance, and social observations with stray references to markets, war rhetoric, and common sayings.
Excerpts note eighth grade examination papers on file for pupil and parent review, with destruction after ninety days. Teachers and directors may check points for school standardization. funds limited this year. Mentions of students with perfect attendance and high averages in Cass County rural schools. War Department announces August training camp at Fort Snelling for youths seventeen and older with transportation, uniform, subsistence, and pay provided. Inquiries at county superintendent’s office.
A humorous poem about a down and out man who asks for help. The speaker recalls past judgment, feeds him eggs and gravy, and gives seven cents, then notes the beggar’s relief and sings a lament about kindness and social critique.
A fragmentary text discusses common mistakes and the need to act before advising on employing press ninives. The passage mentions forgetting duties, market factors, and the necessity of prior preparation before public relations steps.
Presbyterian Church announces next Sunday Children Day service at 10 30 with about four attendants and an evening service at the regular hour. Daily Vacation Bible School begins Monday at 9 a m for four weeks five mornings weekly for children aged 5 to 15. Bible instruction and related subjects will be taught. Parents asked to cooperate. Also notes literary excerpts from Hugh Wynne and Sir Thomas Malory.
Former Atlantic Bay resident Wm H OConnell died in Los Angeles California at age 29 from intestinal tuberculosis He leaves a widow and two small daughters He is a nephew of D L Freeman Audubon County treasurer and son of Wy and Mite OConnell
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