16 Jun 1921
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1921
Page
1
This fragment lists subscription rates for carriage and mail in various regions, including Canada, foreign countries, and the U S. It also notes that the paper is a member of the Associated Press and that AP news dispatches credited to AP are exclusive for republication, with local news also credited.
Atlantic subscribers who do not receive their papers in the evening may have replacements delivered by calling before seven o clock. Call Red 403. This is not the News Telegraph number.
Columnists rail at seepage of graft in public contracts as the administration doubles down on investigations. Harding hassles in Ohio and New York. Senator Pat Harrison faces criticism in Mississippi for a war on Ambassador Harvey. Shrine event coverage shows publishers skimp on ads due to expense and celebration.
The page discusses the vacancy in the Fifth district caused by Con gressman Goo and the governor’s July 19 appointment date, mentions Congressman Good resuming law practice in Chicago, and reports Kansas harvest wages disputes where growers face labor shortages. It notes safety concerns at Sunnyside and praises quiet, diligent workers over boisterous public figures.
The poem sketches lone individuals moving quietly through life as they work with grace and avoid pomp or loud display. It notes their steady efforts and unassuming conduct, portraying them as unshakably modest in their routines.
In the District Court of Iowa Cass County September Term 1921 Anna Bernarde sues George Bernarde for divorce on cruel and inhuman treatment. Petitioner available for further particulars. If George fails to appear before noon on the second day of the next term convening September 22 1921 at the Cass County Courthouse a default will be entered and judgment rendered.
Clerk Emigh of the district court issued a marriage license to Fred Hy Berger age 28 of Kirkman Iowa and Lela Storer age 19 of Atlantic.
The newly formed Civilian League of the Canal Zone demands civilian government for the zone and voting rights for American residents. It urges applying US-style governance, open property rights, and representation in Washington, opposing full military control and special District of Columbia-like status.
New York June reports that over 500 machine guns plus spare parts were seized by customs officials, believed destined for Ireland. The firearms were found aboard the Amerited Stedaship East Side and removed as they were being hauled from the Hoboken pier. A search warrant was executed by Frank Williams. no further details on his role are available. Two crew changes during a marine strike aided the discovery after a crew member reportedly tipped off investigators.
The eight days starting this Saturday and ending the 26th are to be observed as Scholl demonstration days. Dr. Scholl foot appliances will be demonstrated at four local stores nationwide, with details to be announced in this issue and in forthcoming issues.
An unreadable OCR fragment mentions Giaiville Conrail and Dr Scholl with vague references to welfare. One line notes a clerk at Footless Bhoe and a timestamp-like sequence, but key names and facts are garbled.
Direct negotiations between the United States and Japan have begun to settle outstanding issues. Key topics include Yap island, immigration, alien land ownership, and the return of Shantung to China. Gespräche are led by Baron Shidehare and Secretary Hughes. The Yap question may negate the need for league of nations action.
Nebraska legislators passed a joint resolution recognizing John G. Neihardt as the state poet laureate for his American Epic Cycle. His works The Song of Hugh Glass and The Song of the Three Friends have won major prizes and the epic will span five parts, with completion projected after a decade of work.
A fragment advertises Grandmothers Bread and a 50 cent weekday lunch at the New Merchants Cafe located at 2016s. The wording highlights a budget lunch option and a branded bread product.
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