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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1925
Page
1
Advertising rates are listed for various delivery options including by carrier and by mail. The notice mentions subscription prices and figures for Canada and the U S. The piece also includes a subscribers notice about evening delivery and a tribute to Mr Hinman highlighting his community efforts in Atlantic.
Announcement that C. A. Hinman, manager of the Oransky store for five years, will resign from his post, ending a notable local tenure and prompting questions about replacement plans and store leadership.
The piece contrasts Iowa lawmakers seeking to end federal road aid with California securing 6.4 million for San Pedro harbor development. It argues for broad federal support to improve highways and waterways, urging self reliance only after adequate national infrastructure investment. It critiques selective aid and emphasizes integrated national growth through better roads and harbors.
Washington receives a romantic tale tied to Baron Ago von Maltzan the German ambassador and his family. A 1588 legend says a gnome warned a baroness to guard a string of pearls, gifting fortune and misfortune to heirs. The pearls, now prized, remain in the Maltzan lineage despite centuries of wealth and power.
A 1925 NEA Service column critiques Iowa and other states for opposing federal road aid and warns that delaying programs will leave states behind as others advance. It notes Senate elections, insurgent Republicans, and the Warren controversy, with digressions on Borah and various political curiosities.
Fragment indicates someone who has never been able to deliver his friends. No further context or details available.
Poem fragment by Walt Mason contrasts children's play with adults’ work urging effort amid distraction. Reflects on labor, play, and restraint as a moral theme with playful diction and early 20th century cadence.
Mr Zellmer writes to News-Telegraph editor opposing the Air Line in all forms but proposing a compromise on routing from Viola to Atlantic. He notes a potential bribe rumor tied to bridge-building and asks if the compromise is genuine or bribery.
Parish has entered the race in Storm Lake and leads the Citizens' ticket. Gay Mark is the other candidate. The fragmentary text references a stormy scene and distrust but provides no clear outcome or additional facts.
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