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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1912
Page
2
Notice shows advertising rates in Atlantic Iowa, mentioning second class matter status under Congress act of 1879. Rates listed include $5.00, $2.50, and $8.00.
Griswold American argues printers deserve fair pay amid headlines about a county treasury raid. It notes years of low wages in the trade, calls for a cost system like other businesses, and contrasts serious workers with perceived critics in the newspaper field.
The East St Louis Sun notes Walter Malczewski of Goss Printing Chicago has spent three weeks erecting and operating a perfecting press for the Eve ning Sun. A 23 year old finished press erector, he made many friends with his skill and personality. He is expected to have the press running early next week.
N L Biangsen and his wife depart this evening for New York City to sail next Tuesday on the Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse bound for Bremen Germany They will travel via Denmark Norway Sweden France and Germany visiting Mr Hansen’s aged parents seen since 1894 The trip lasts at least three months and includes stops at various European points N L Hansen recently retired from Hansen Clothing Co and has been in real estate eighteen years The News Telegraph wishes them a safe voyage and enjoyable time also mentioning Beener's Bakery and Kimballton Construction Co advertising bread and construction supplies.
Entertainment at the Atlantic Fair Grounds July 3 4 features pony doll buggy and go cart parade firemen parade with 1000 uniformed men, prize races and fireworks. Gulf Coast Carnival and Amusement Co presents up to date shows bands and free admission at gate both nights. City park program July 4 includes bands choral auto parade and fireworks. committee.
The Leader store unveiled a new sign yesterday spanning the front, twenty two feet long and eighteen inches wide with twelve inch high gold letters on a red background. The sign promises “value received at the Leader” and is expected to draw many customers.
Committees announce arrangements for July 3 and 4 events in this city. Highlights include a children's floral parade at 10 am, a grand firemen parade with 1,000 in line, and a 1 pm program at the fair grounds. July 4 features an afternoon automobile parade, a 1 pm fair grounds program, and a grand fireworks display.
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