16 Mar 1921
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1921
Page
1
Advertising rates information appears as part of a header for a newspaper segment. It lists Chas. F. Chase as president and other officers, with subscription rates by carrier and mail to Canada and other countries. The piece also notes Associated Press ownership and republication rights.
Notice for News Telegraph subscribers to request evening delivery and a call before seven o'clock via the telephone. The notice reiterates it does not alter the newspaper's issue number.
Announcements list candidates for mayor and council in Atlantic Tawa. Joseph Burner and A E Coomes announce mayoral bids while R E King enters as councilman-at-large candidate for the March 28 city election, subject to voter decision.
Avil Mountain announces candidacy for at large councilman and for councilman from the Third ward in Atlantic. Both declarations are subject to voters' decision at the city election on March 28. The notices appear under the candidate’s name and ward designations.
Morichty's balloting produced Conley and Rowley as new members of the school board. The paper notes their pledges to improve efficiency and reduce costs, while warning of potential job reductions and tax levy adequacy. it also questions the board’s ability to meet operating expenses, with warrants at risk of nonpayment if austerity measures fall short.
The paper urges continued support for local school directors amid tax debates and criticizes the old board’s critics as unwarranted. It recalls past pride in Atlantic schools led by McConnell Coly and others, calling for renewed educational recognition and community pride under new leadership.
Walt Mason notes winter waning and spring pressing near with gentler weather and hopeful feelings. He wryly contrasts fears of tomorrow with the promise of green growth and rising life, ending with a warm anticipation of renewal.
From The Old Files Fifteen Years Ago Today March 14 report Lone Bal Stier, division lineman for Rock Island Telegraph, has left for Spokane Washington to join Great Northern in a similar post. Major Tintey Council Bluffs and Livat Swift of the 11th Cavalry arrived and inspected Company II at the factory, examining the artery and equipment.
A Portland Cement Association booklet titled Concrete on the Hog Farm offers guidance on using concrete for hog wallows and clean, healthful surroundings. The item, obtainable for a 2 cent stamp, is mailed from All West Washington St, Chicago.
Paris report states the Allied reparations commission requires Germany to deliver the equivalent of 20 billion gold marks by May 1, 1921 as per Versailles Article B35. The payment may be in gold, commodities, ships, or securities and covers occupation costs first. Mayo Holloway to share American viewpoint at City Hall on March 18 with no admission fee.
Daisy Molasses feed priced at 81.90 per hundred. The Des Moines Capital subscription offer, four dollars, extended to March 15. Submit orders at the News Telegraph promptly.
In a testimonial from Mrs J W Evalson of St Joseph Missouri she credits Dr Pierce Favorite Prescription with restoring her health after weakness and thinness. She also notes her father found relief from a catarrhal cough with the Golden Medical Discovery. The ad urges readers to request trial formats from druggists or Dr Pierce Invalids Hotel Buffalo NY.
Mrs Geo J Jenkins of Atlantic testifies that after years of kidney trouble and rheumatic pain she found relief with Doan’s Kidney Pills. She says the pills improved her condition soon after use and she continues to rely on them, noting no ongoing kidney issues. Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo NY, markets the remedy.
Financial ledger fragment shows Brighton village accounts with receipts and disbursements. Dragging Fund entries list multiple payees, balances, and total funds. Cemetery Fund receipts. Road Fund items include numerous road work payments to individuals and firms, supplies, blacksmithing, and a balance on hand of 5,307 dollars.
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