20 Jun 1921
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1921
Page
1
The item, under Act March 3 1879, lists advertising rates and staff including E P Chase and Lydia R Otto. It quotes a minister's sermon about collections, notes Associated Press rights, and recounts labor unrest in England with miners ending strike. It argues socialism fails against individual effort and private enterprise.
Atlantic subscribers who do not receive evening papers may have them delivered by calling before seven o'clock. Call Red 403. This is not the News Telegraph number.
The Thompson and Small public force faced defeat in the Illinois legislature last week signaling worn temper of Illinois and Chicago. A Lincoln story in this paper is praised for its plain, engaging treatment of Abraham Lincoln's early manhood. Grain farming on land unsuitable to it is doomed due to unprofitable yields. Negotiations with Mexico stall at a stone wall, and under this administration Americans and property are at risk of further harm. The Sunday Chicago Tribune ran a talking cartoon on its first page.
The piece argues Democratic critics betray partisanship while Republicans manage defense funding. It condemns waste and calls for necessary preparedness under President Harding, opposing blanket economy and urging measured military appropriations. It contrasts Democratic prewar unpreparedness with Republican responsibility and warns against penny wise inefficiency.
The piece satirically recalls prophets predicting boxing outcomes. It lampoons betting on fights where famous boxers like Willard and Corbett are referenced. The narrator rejects prophets bets after losses and ends with a humorous caution against trusting prophetic sports odds.
The text argues books expand a farmer's vision and success by covering sails, livestock, rotation, marketing, and multiple agricultural sciences. It notes farming requires specialization and judgment due to isolation, and emphasizes learning from practical years of experience to apply constructive methods and timely practices.
The Woman's Relief Corps plans a ladies afternoon on Wednesday June 22 at the Golf and Country Club. Mrs. Catshall and Mrs. Taylor will host at 503 East Third Street with Mrs. Ike Block chairing the committee. A social event aims to raise funds and provide community gathering.
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