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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1925
Page
1
Atlantic subscribers lacking evening papers may arrange delivery by calling before seven. The piece discusses Nebraskan alcoholic law and enforcement, citing penalties and penalties for violations. The notice highlights confusion in applying the law and the state’s approach to enforcement.
A letter from C F Dunn, formerly in the restaurant business and now in Carroll, criticizes Iowa road debates and urges immediate highway construction. He argues roads support farmers and rural commerce, noting other states fund and profit from highway systems. He warns delay harms economic needs and urges action over argument.
The London based report critiques the British aristocracy and royal morals, noting fears over secrets, gossip, and scandal. It references Queen Victoria and Queen Mary, court tension, and a recent case involving Mrs Dorothy Muriel Dennistoun and Culman Dennistoun, with mentions of Lord Carhar von and Sir John Cotyans in the unfolding discourse.
The Iowa Senate adopted a resolution opposing federal funding for national roads within states, demanding state control and matching funds. The piece criticizes Senator Nelson and argues for cooperation with the national government to build and maintain interstate roads. It laments Iowa’s 100,000 miles of highways and urges a shift in perspective toward national leadership and funding.
The piece critiques British aristocracy and a feared scandal involving Lady Wilson-Barke and the Waterhouse case, while contrasting with the American dollar aristocrat. It argues the American class focuses on making money and providing for their families, avoiding intrigue, and notes a cultural drift toward Hollywood as a substitute for what Britain’s aristocracy supposedly offers. It suggests a moral lesson on lifestyle and social codes.
Mr Dunn writes to the News Telegraph from Carroll Iowa March 20 1926 praising the March 19 debate on the good roads question won by A Zellmer and J M Thomson over S R Nelman and Dr V J Robinson He suggests another debate with him as sole judge and includes a jurist anecdote about a bootlegging case to illustrate bias.
A court note references Vjudge noting a client found guilty with little dispute. The judge appears to prevail. The writer urges action on roads and validly asks Mr Nelson and Mr Robinoza to proceed, signaling confidence in their argument.
A discursive poem laments modern youth. contrasts old crafts with new idle jobs. Recalling nephews in white shirts, the speaker recalls trades like weaving, butchery, plumbing, shoemaking, and farming, condemning limp careers and praising honest toil. Copyright 1925 George Matthew Adams.
Fragmentary 1925 note references Madera and neighbors, mentioning weather, fashion, and borrowing items. Lacks clear event or persons. reads as stray lines about shoes, tops and bottoms, and a lawn mower.
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