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Newspaper

Atlantic News Telegraph

Location

Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1920

Page

1

Old Gazette Memberships and Rates Published

Chas F Chase and E P Chase listed as officers with Lydia R Otte and Clara D Otte among directors. Telephones for business, news, and subscription offices given along with rates for carrier and mail subscriptions to U S Canada and foreign countries. Associated Press noted as the source of news dispatches.

Chas. F. Chase E. P. Chase Mer Lydia R. Otte y.-Treas E. P. Ghagé R. K. A. Chase Relyea Clara D. Otte H&e U. S Canada Associated Press al News

Notice to Subscribers Overdelivering Papers in Evening

Notice to Atlantic News Telegraph subscribers who do not receive their papers in the evening. Call before seven o'clock to arrange home delivery. Red 403. This is not the newspaper’s phone number.

Atlantic News- Telegraph News-Telegraph

Rippling Rhymes by Walt Mason in Old Mexico

Poetic sketch notes Mexico as a land of long suffering and conflict. It contrasts brash rulers and revolts with wealth and crime while hinting at ongoing violence and social unrest amid changing leaders.

Mexico Old Mexico Dhynte

Territorial Pride and Plunder in Old Mexico War Critique

A satirical verse critiques Old Mexico before World War I, mocking its rulers and soldiers. It portrays wealth from diamonds and rubies, and accuses factions of plunder, boasting, and senseless violence, voiced in a period newspaper style.

Mexico George Mathew Adams

Griswold Fourth of July preparations and rail plan

The Griswold people prepare for Independence Day with a special train from Atlantic. Jon Litterst is reported alive in Griswold. Cheles Fenner fires a business gun. Mr Mumby grades his Seventh and Walnut corner with 60 wovenloads of dirt. Prof Henry McAnoney of Drake University visits the city and plans to spend most of his vacation in Lewis with his parents.

Griswold Atlantic Jon Litterst Herought Cheles Fenner Mumby Seventh Walnut Streets Henry McAnoney Drake University Lewis

Misses Gittins and friends travel to Portland expo

In 1905 June 30 report notes Misses Gittins Tennie Berg Amanda Wissler and Anna Crisman Vert touring to the exposition in Portland. Pred Schultz suffers a serious head injury when a mule kicked him during shearings at the Standard Oil company yard. Caroline Needles dies at Atlantic and Epworth League members surprise Rev Neen Fritz with a purse to attend the International League convention in Denver.

Gittins Tennie Berg Amanda Wissler Anna Crisman Portland Pred Schultz Standard of Company Schultz Caroline Needles J. H. Needles Atlantic Epworth League Neen Fritz International League Denver

Anniversaries Doomed by Time Across Years

The column lists notable dates and events from 1819 to 1910, including Silas Talbot’s death in New York City and his Mass birth in 1851, Boston church consecration in 1820, Jenny Lind’s farewell in 1856 London, Benítez Juárez made dictator in 1861, Lincoln assassination conspirators’ sentences in 1865, San Domingo annexation treaty rejected in 1870, Gen Green Clay Smith’s death in 1908, and a 1910 Russian law on alcohol content in vodka.

Silas Talbot New York City Dighton Mass

Czecho future bright says Masaryk daughter in London

De Alice Masaryk, daughter of the Czech president, praised the country’s future while visiting London. She cited a hopeful harvest with sugar beet crops estimated at 7,000,000 metric tons and 400,000 tons for export. She credited the new constitution for a sound democratic base and minority protections in German districts. She added Germans will not wield the power they once held.

London de Alice Massoryke Czecho-Slovac Red Cross

Portland uses Shanghai to push Rose City port appeal

BOOMMAN SENT ABROAD SHANGHAI June 20 Portland Ore probably first city to seal abroad publicity agents to advertise its advantages as a commercial center J Buckley Oriental Traffic agent of the Port of Portland first city representative of this kind to come to China In Shanghai he has set in motion a campaign to acquaint shippers throughout China with port improvements that have been and are to be carried out by the Rose city.

Shanghai Portland Ore J. ¥. Buckley China

Birthday Party and Club Events in Local Society News

Charles Whitmore, six, celebrated with friends at 1000 Poplar Street. Browning clubs hosted an informal party for visiting former members at Nellie Walker’s home with guests including Mrs. Della Tripplett, Miss Blanche Hedges, and Mrs. Hope Smith. The Twentieth Century class of the Church of Christ held a meeting at Frank Perkins home. W. A. Ham mer was elected president, Shutter Allen vice president, O. C. Brown secretary, Clyde Yount treasurer. Program featured vocal music by Mrs. Clyde Yount and piano by Leta Mountain. Christensen and Mrs. J. M. Moore debated the motion that drivers of automobiles cause more accidents than pedestrians, with about 35 members attending.

Browning Clubs Nellie Walker Della Tripplett Storm Lake Blanche Hedges Seattle Wash Hope. Smith Kankakee Clary Christ Frank Perkins Maple Street Neve W. A. Hammer Persident Shutter “Allen O. C. Brown Clyde Yount Leta Mountain N. P .Christensen J. M. Moore

Ree bs Em in Order Col John L Martin Vot St Louis

Col John L Martin of St Louis sergeant at arms at the Democratic National Convention, a post he has held many times, leads the ceremonial duties in the orderly session.

John L. Martin Vot St. Louis

Hancock Sells City Jail for Hall and Theatre Use

Hancock sells its city jail for 3600 dollars to finance a new city hall and community house with moving pictures. The fire department will have basement access in the new building. In Missouri Valley, Joe Riley was fined 21.70 for speeding after three years overseas in the motor transport troops. Local reaction says he was targeted by other speeders without arrest. Malvern hosts Mills County fair August 9 to 14. Clarinda welcomes Dr. A B Marshall to the Presbyterian church after a year without a pastor. Miss Elizabeth Bolon and Miss Lucia Howell visit from Ohio. they plan to hike to Colorado this summer. Ferragut man Joy Green, trapped in a refrigerator, frees himself by chopping a hole. hand injuries noted. Red Oak issues a marriage license to Percy W Smith and Isabelle J Ellwood of the city.

Hancock Fire Department Missouri Valley Joe Riley

Noted Woman Credits Dr. Pierce's Prescription

Mrs Noble Lockhart of East 1111 Ave recounts long illness with fatigue nerve trouble and headaches. After a year on Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription she reports lasting relief, restored sleep appetite and energy. She now does housework without pain and urges other women to try the remedy available in liquid or tablet form.

Piorea Agare

Local Licenses Granted to Several Residents Across States

Otto C Habicht and Laura Carpenter Missouri Valley Carl V Christensen Omaha Amy W Shaler Harlan Roy Fehr Oakland and Erna Elopping Underwood secured licenses in Council Bluffs. Hazel Filkins from a mobile accident two weeks ago revived after days unconscious and shows improvement. Pioneer businessman W Bushnell and G A R veteran died yesterday following an —

Otto C. Habicht Laura Carpenter Missouri Valley Carl V. Christensen Omaha Amy W. Shaler Harlan Roy ‘Fehr Oakland Erna Elopping Underwood Council Bluff Hazel Filkins

Fragmented OCR Summary of Local Text

A garbled OCR passage mentions various unclear terms and sounds like a stray, unreadable notice. No clear persons, places, dates, or events emerge from the readable portion.

Fragmentary note on historic figures and royal lineage

An incomplete snippet mentions Mr Bushnell aged 76 dating to 1872, a conduct éd book on stationery store history, and references to Larson’s Lensen Believe Strain and Queen Victoria’s granddaughters. It also alludes to royal courts of Spain Norway and Roumania without full context.

Bushnell Queen Victoria Queen Cortsarts Spain Norway Roumania

Democrats Hear Cox Gagged in Party Convention Rhetoric

In a fragment from a 1920 convention discourse, speakers urge support for Governor James Cox as Democratic presidential candidate. They highlight his experience, call for adherence to first principles, and argue for a national leadership capable of managing postwar debts and taxes.

Lanx Acherituniani Navarre Tan Pennsylvania A. Mitchell Palmer Cordwell West Vel Rinia John W. Davis Thit United ‘States of ‘America Edward J. Edwards New Jersey Charles F. X. O'Brien Jersey City Ohio America Johnadny Democratic Party Republlic Cox

Old Cincinnati Hotel Sold for 200900 Public Auction

Fragmentary copy notes a historic hotel once famed west of the Alleghenies, sold at public auction for about 200,900. The text mentions its long history as a rental and lodging house and cites a Green 434 contact.

Cinginnati Ohio Spencer Allegheny Mountding Tanament House

Last town crier of America retires in Broviyeetown Mass

Walter Smith, town crier of Broviyeetown, Massachusetts, ends a 22 year run announcing time and town affairs on the only street. At 70 he notes no successor is present to carry on the tradition, while Sanitary Market lists cottage cheese for sale.

Broviyeetown Mass Provincetown America Walter Smith

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