Atlantic News Telegraph advertising rates and delivery notice
Atlantic subscribers are reminded to contact the paper before seven o clock if their evening edition fails to arrive. The item confirms publication details and rates, listing carrier and mail options and noting Associated Press privileges and foreign advertising reps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Prea
Associated Press
Knill Burke,Inc
Chicago
South Michigan Blvd
New York City
Brokaw Blig
Broadway
Atlantic
News- Telegraph
Morrow Re elected Amid Election Rally and Vote Count
In a local school district election, Mr. Morrow is re elected by 224 votes amid a heated contest with Mrs. C A Meredith. Opponents failed to unseat him as about a thousand voters turnout shown by the campaign rallies and poll results. The issue centered on school matters and community influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Meredith
Slisther
Reagan
Morraw
Tim
Golden
Washington
Rule
Immigrant Assimilation Speech Praised by Rotary Club
Rev Leonard A Spooner pastor of UR URERES delivered before the local Rotary club last evening. His remarks on American citizenship and welcoming new residents were praised as thoughtful. Spooner, a native of another land, urged thorough Americanization and cited ministers with broad life views. Atlantic city benefits from his persuasive talk and sense of humor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary Club
Leonard A. Spooner
UR Ureres
My. Spooner
Japd
Atlantic
Spooner
Paege
Amendment on child labor powers dead in Des Moines debate
The article reports a failed constitutional amendment in Des Moines tied to federal reach over child labor rules. Critics argued it intruded on state powers and feared disparate impact, while supporters claimed it would regulate youth labor across states, despite farmers’ use of teens in agriculture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moint
Eild Tabor
Tawa
Middle Western
South
Tewat
Congress
Cuytail Labud
Towa
Editorial on advertising value and industry costs in 1920s
A 1926 editorial argues advertising pays for itself by expanding production and lowering per unit prices, comparing it to cheaper rail freight and improved merchandising. It references Campbell Soup and modern advertising impact, alongside personal reflections and a closing anecdote about a phonograph.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vicw
Dio Whese
de Weeee
Campbell Soup
Jeumpany Gabe
American Plains
Four U S Senators Exit Office to Stay in Washington
Washington home remains appealing for former senators Stanley of Kentucky Owen of Oklahoma Dial of South Carolina and Sterling of South Dakota as they plan to base in the capital, pursue law and advisory roles, while one race remains unsettled and a last figure contemplates a future in public life or lectures on tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Washington Life Pete
Publimanta
Eyds
United States
Offen
Stanley
Kentucky
J. P. Tomulty
Wilson
Sounselor
Robert L. Owen
Oklahoma
Senate
Lfg
Moatite
TZ Republica
Thomas Sterling
South Dakota
Sterling
Haak
Lauel
Biongo Coolidge
Assimilation of New Citizens Dominates Rotary Talk
Rev. Rex Spooner, speaking at Calumet cafe, urges rapid Americanization of immigrants. He extols strict law obedience, labels hyphenated identities a threat, and calls for sound bodies and minds to raise true citizens.
Rippling Rhymes by Walt Mason Ends With Doomsday Note
A fragmentary verse by Walt Mason laments doomsday prophecies tied to Groundhog Day. The speaker ridicules apocalyptic claims, recalling Mother Goose and a mocked demolition date. Local scenes include a bragging homeowner and a neighbor disputing a lost cow amid winter imagery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jong
Rybe
Mother Goose
Meg
Springtime musings and social flurries in a bustling era
A collage of satirical reflections on spring life, money, education, and gender roles. The piece notes lemons aiding mood, lambs and Wall Street fortunes, costly reform, college grads, cruise ships, and debates over attire. It touches on politics, gender, hobbies, and dancing as the season invites new social trends.
Sub-District Meet of Declarers at Walnut Friday
The subdistrict high school declarers meet will be held Friday evening March 13 at Walnut. Nine schools including Walnut Atlantic Audubon Elliott Griswold Harlan Irwin Shelby and Viola townships compete. Frad Trailer, winner of the oratorical class at Griswold, will represent Atlantic High School. top three winners advance to the predistrict on March 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walnut
Atlantic
Audubon
Elliott
Griswold
Harlan
Irwin
Shelby
Viola ‘Township
Audubon County
Atlantic High- School
Harrison Heard Own Poems On Radio Recently
Council Bluffs Iowa listening in on WOAW last night heard local newspaper man and poet George Harrison recite two of his poems on air without his knowledge. The selections were The Hills and The Parting, inspired by the dawn view of the Council Bluffs highlands and the coming of spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison
Council Bluffs
WOAW
Gerage Ro Uarrison
Council Bluffs Highlands
Beauty and Art Needed No Fire Yet Complete
A fragmentary note hints at beauty and art needing preservation and usefulness. It references a person named Otlu Khan and suggests value in completing a worthy and successful work. The piece reads as a reflective, possibly editorial aside on cultural priorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uottu Kahn
Also Mentioned on This Page
Athentic Mews-Telegraph
Ghas. F. Chase
Iowa
Canada
U. S
Lee Boe
George Hate Adams
Hunt
B. Hunt
NBA Service
Welter ‘Ashington
Melight
Hotda Stroma
Ynen
Nass
Nathaniel Dial
South Carolina
Coolidge
Dial
Agnus Johnson
Minne Lincola
Mignus
Devine
Four Corners
First Congregational Church
Calumet Cafe
Shad‘dresa
Rex
America
Ye Peris
Tay
Spoonie
Creston Rotary
Cres
Walt Mason
Wall Street
Florida
Arun
Racaunee
Eet
Bob Colbert
Charles Fires
Union County
Taval Club
Dr. H. Johnson
Pat L. CL Allender
Wm. Manny
Telegraph
Ford Dealer
Ford
Me fur'Company
Dépt
Faunes