09 Mar 1923
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1923
Page
1
Notice to subscribers from Chase editors in Atlantic Iowa outlines delivery by carrier and mail rates, plus a call-in option for late-evening delivery addressed to Red 403, clarifying it is not the News Telegraph number. It lists offices, rates, and subscription terms, emphasizing evening delivery.
A 1914 style dispatch warns that multiple nations are massing for potential spring wars. Turkey faces a holy war charge while Poland, France, Russia, and Germany are framed as moving toward conflict. Pacifists’ theories are mocked as nations gird for mobilization and leaders warn of looming peril before summer.
Cartoonist Ding continues to draw for On Pleasure Bent, with recent panels drawing attention. The page reflects satirical takes on current events, matching the client paper’s tone and reader interest.
A National Republican editorial attacks a middle Western senator who proposes bankrupting railroads to deny the so called unearned increment in land values. It warns farmers against joining demagogic plans to confiscate property and urges restraint from radical movements that would harm others’ interests. It compares land value gains to public improvements and warns that envy driven policy could backfire on landowners.
Fragmented proclamation warns of looming global conflict as nations seek armaments and debts rise. The era recalls Cain and Abel, suggesting endless wars and rumors, with Europe’s powers preparing for a dangerous 1928 outlook amid bankrupt treasuries and calls for weapon readiness.
The United States faces a $225 million claim for maintaining its army on the Rhine. A German-ratified allied agreement makes Germany liable, but many nations resist foregone liens in favor of their own claims. The U S commissioner in Europe has yet to receive payment while debates over who covers the costs continue.
In yesterday’s Register, Ding’s cartoon shows the public acommon scold in a doorway as the president nears departure for Florida. Din questions if the nation is becoming a common scold, asserting no newspaper in Iowa or elsewhere is more so.
The text argues that after establishing the principle of destroying vested rights, American farmers will be targeted next. It warns that aligning with demagogue politicians will be costly and harmful, framing such associations as a high offense to farmers.
A collage of sayings and gibes on luck work ethics hypocrisy and social quirks. It lists humorous observations about effort luck hypocrisy and public life with references to Valentino London police and a Mansfield incident.
A fragmentary reminiscence describes long years past when a parade of rusty tin drags stirred bystanders. The narrator envisions a future Hinousine painted pink and gold with brindled roan, imagining a life of wealth and public pride as the dream becomes real.
A reflective verse fragment traces a man’s longing for contentment found outside four wheels. He laments losing joy in rain, sun, and mischief, dreaming of schoolyard bricks, reckless romantics, and the ache of missing Lizdie, while chasing grease spots with a lantern.
Real estate transfer notices show multiple transactions: Peter V. Kleim and wife to N. E. Neth west 50 ft in blocks 7 and 8, Atlantic, $800. Samuel Denison to George F. Auerbach west 2 and 3, block 12, Atlantic, $1,630. H. E. Templeman to John H. Rogberg west 1 block 40, Lewis, $500. John D. Martens and wife to Minnie Drenner west 16 3 in 2nd Add Cumberland, $750. Minnie Drenney and husband to Idan L. Crozier west 1t 6 block 10 2nd Add Cumberland, $1.00. Go-G-Hayter and wife to Lz R. Goodpasture west 1 part 2 block 8 Anita, $650. M. Cook and wife to Mrs. Mary Patter west 13 and 14 block 3 Griswold, $2,100. CG. P. Meredith and wife to Margaret Todd and Ethel Curtis west 12-11-22 w 70 ft lot 12 block 44 Atlantic, mortgage $2,500, net $3,300. Fred H. Baier and wife to Louis Anderson west 11-29-22 w2-… ed sw4 12-7734, $1.00. Mary Waters to Jennie J. Til west of nw4 6x, H R sec 24-7887 sub mortgage, $47,500.
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