17 Jun 1930
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1930
Page
1
Published by E P Chase and R C A Chase in Atlantic Iowa this notice lists advertising rates, subscription prices, and delivery instructions. It warns evening delivery may be available upon request and provides contact details for changes or service notes.
The community faces a major fundraising drive to cover remaining costs for the Memorial building project. Mr. Godwin has offered to accept 10000 as payment, taking a loss to help the city meet contractor obligations and settle plumbing claims. About 9000 more must be raised beyond a 1000 subservition fund to reach roughly 11000 and finish the campaign.
Opinion piece complains of one sided Republican advocacy while urging stronger Democratic organization. Calls for active party participation to bolster loyalty to party principles and deter apathy among voters in towns and counties.
The White House announced President Hoover will sign the Sneetdlawley measure after swift passage in both houses. Officials say the move aims to relieve business stagnation and assure agriculture and industry, with tariffs at record highs believed to benefit various sectors.
Fragmentary report notes May Lose One and possible gains in population for the inst. Convents, with unclear implications for the state. The brief hints at shifts in total numbers but lacks concrete data or sources.
The piece argues Iowa may drop from eleven to ten House members after the census, intensifying the 1981 General Assembly redistricting. It urges careful scrutiny of candidates and notes the impact on legislative sessions and representation.
The vacation habit fuels a vast U S economy with spending by migrants and tourists amounting to hundreds of millions. Transportation hotels and retail stores reap large shares while roadside stands employ hundreds of thousands. Roads and gas sales rise with warmer weather as vacations drive demand across sectors.
The Day's Editorial discusses the old practice of awarding belts to heavyweight champions. It notes belts were expensive to keep and often put up for pawn or melted down, citing Sullivan and a belt set to the United States Mint. The piece suggests reverting to a money prize rather than a belt, questioning the relic’s sentimental value versus practicality.
A collage from Mason City Globe Gazette Davenport Times and Des Moines Register discusses tariffs, Dickinson votes, and Governor Hammill amid River politics. Mentions Brookhart, Campbell, and a hypothetical Hoover governor, with mixed views on impact.
The Digest poll suggests 40 percent want repeal of the eighteenth amendment, with 30 percent seeking modification and 30 percent upholding current laws, reflecting divided national sentiment. Iowa focus includes primary system critiques, money in campaigns, and local pride in Helen Jensen’s spelling bee victory highlighting state literacy and education strengths.
Paris fashion notes describe autumn color cards with browns from chestnut to mahogany, brown suede in various ensembles, and limited violet accents. Emerald greens, dark wine reds, and navy blues appear, with black and gray mixtures reclaiming after summer pastels. Shiny materials like satin and broadcloth dominate day wear as fall shapes small-shoulder lines and white collars reappear.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions George and a president amid unclear names and place references. Readable content is too fragmentary to identify a coherent event or context for a proper summary.
A fragmented 1930 text offers kitchen hints on creamed celery carrots and carrot apple dishes, plus a moral tale about justice. It blends culinary notes with a courtroom fable where Mr. Quids vows to pursue crime for nine years, ending in jail for key figures.
A scanned quiz page asks seven of ten questions: capital of Apithu, chief of the U S Department of Labor, empire Malta possession, country owning the navy islands, government form of Finland, parachute material, the five Great Lakes, territory of Greenland, and wooden sailing ships in service.
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