23 Mar 1921
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1921
Page
1
The notice lists the Sivantiy News-Telegrahs publishing lineage, ownership, officers, and contact details. It includes publication frequency clues, advertising rates, postal classifications, and Associated Press membership, reflecting standard newspaper masthead information.
Atlantic subscribers who do not receive their papers in the evening may have them delivered if they call before seven o'clock using telephone Red 403. This is not the News Telegraph number.
Announcement lists candidates Joseph Burner A K Coomes and others for the mayoral race in Atlantic Iowa. Each candidate states they seek the office subject to voters’ decision at the election scheduled for March 28.
R E King declares his bid for councilman at large in Atlantic Iowa, subject to the voters decision at the city election on March 28. The statement is a formal candidacy notice filed for local election participation.
A. H. Mountain announces intent to run for councilman from the Third ward and to support the March 28 city election. J. L. Cruise also announces candidacy for the Third ward council seat in Atlantic subject to voter decision on March 28.
J L Robinson announces candidacy for city of Atlantic councilman at large with election day set for March 28. He asks voters to support his bid in the upcoming city election.
Report notes Governor Kendall's nomination of Mrs Max Meyer Townsends to the State Board of Control was vetoed for a second time by the senate. Opponents claim coercion but the core opposition appears to hinge on appointing a woman rather than a man. The article cites senators defending their votes as resistance to coercion.
Debated here is which senators opposed confirming women, with critique of their stance on voting and public office. The piece mocks a faction led by Pitt and condemns their position while honoring editor B. L. 7 and poet MB. L. T. It ends reflecting on peace after long struggle for civil rights and literary tribute.
An editorial notes a developing clash on the federal turnover sales tax with Rep Frear opposing it after briefing President Elect Hartfig, and Rep Bacharach supporting it. Treasury adviser Adams warns the tax is a public menace while Otto Kahn argues against the tax, as public meetings spark interest and industry voices weigh shifting burdens between corporations and consumers.
Florida's Imperial Florida is highlighted in a two coloured pamphlet issued by Commissioner W A McRae for the National Editorial Association tour. The Florida Mirror extols crops, land values, farm acreage, mortgage data, and diverse industries as proof of progress, noting large gains since 1910 and the state's prominence in agriculture, timber, fishing, and citrus.
The passage extols Florida’s economic breadth from agriculture to shipping and manufacturing. It cites 20,000 bales upland and Sea Island, 20,000,000 crates of output, 2,000,000 to 500,000 sick, 80,000,000 bri annually, and $22,000,000 in plant food. It highlights tarpon sponge, Florida sawmills worth over $20,000,000, fishing worth $20,000,000, and tourism with hotels, winter homes, and parks. It paints a lush panorama of climate, highways, and prosperity inviting investment and visitors.
The Presbyterian Sunday school will hold a pantry sale Saturday at 10 30 at Gibson and Rabo. The notice lists candle prices and drug store ads among the fragmentary lines.
A garbled advertisement touts Kotalko hair grower claiming to stop hair loss dandruff and baldness. It urges readers to buy a small box at busy locations with guarantees and directions inside the box and to show friends the aid advertised.
A promotional piece from a millinery shop highlights spring bonnet styles for women and children, promising atmosphere of distinction in hat selections for mothers, daughters, and little tots with a wide array of outfits and accessories.
Easoli presents spring blouse styles for current outfits and未来 wear. The collection highlights versatile silhouettes suitable for daily routines and special occasions, emphasizing fabric quality and comfortable fits across color and pattern options.
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