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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1912
Page
2
The piece calls Atlantic voters to approve two school bond measures to fund new East Side and high school buildings. It defends school investment, criticizes crowded classrooms, praises local education, and urges citizens to vote tomorrow, tying education to citizenship. It also engages political commentary on Taft Roosevelt LaFollette and party dynamics.
A citizen plea urges voting for bonds to fund East Side and High Schools. It argues education lifts children from hard labor toward brainwork, ensuring equal opportunity at home. It notes tax costs but frames them as long term investments with compound interest, urging local parents to support the measure. The piece cites Senator Kenyon and hints at upcoming Republican and Democratic county conventions. Local real estate moves and newspaper plans are briefly mentioned.
Safe Young and the Capital struggle to discern insurgent papers positions on presidential candidates. Papers mentioned include the Marshalltown Times Republican Sioux City Tribune and Davenport Times. The Commercial Club backs school bond proposals and urges active voter turnout. Membership ads and a horse sale notice are included with contact details for CHAS. Lk. BRADLAT.
Local supplier promotes common and all kinds of hollow clay blocks. The KIMBALLTON CONSTRUCTION CO offers masonry materials for builders and homeowners seeking durable, versatile clay block products for walls foundations and intersections.
All persons desiring to run back or autos to and from the fair ground during the Firemen's Tournament on July 3 and 4 should see Max Ross, chairman of concessions committee, for Tivense.
City fathers met in a special session last evening at eight to consider street improvements. An ordinance changing street grades was read and adopted on final reading. A paving and curbing plan was to be passed Monday. Petition to narrow Poplar Street paving from thirty to twenty four feet failed with two votes.
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