24 Mar 1921
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1921
Page
1
The notice lists subscription prices by carrier and mail options including monthly, six months, one year, and international rates. It also states The Associated Press holds exclusive republication rights for AP dispatches and local news published in this paper.
Atlantic subscribers to the News Telegraph may arrange delivery of evening papers by calling before eight oclock. Call Red 403. This is not the News Telegraph number.
Announcements show candidates for mayor of Atlantic Iowa. Joseph Burnea and A K Coomes declare their intention to run in the upcoming city election on March 28, subject to voters' decision. The notices reflect a local municipal campaign in a historical newspaper page segment.
R E King announces candidacy for councilman at large of Atantic Tow a, subject to voters decision at the city election March 28. This notice signals intent to seek public office and invites voter participation.
The undersigned announces himself a candidate for the office of councilman-at-large of Atlantic Iowa, subject to the decision of the voters at the city election on March 12th. J. B. Prall.
A tentative declaration announces a candidacy for the Third ward councilman post in Atlantic. The speaker cites the voters' decision at the city election on March 28 and references individuals labeled LE AH MOUNTAIN and CRUISE.
J. L. Robinson announces candidacy for Councilman at large in Atlantic City. The campaign states the decision will be made by votes on March 7, the election day.
Fragmented OCR text outlines park commissioners candidates including FT Shraugen Nose Cambio Tone Whitware TG Merving Dy UL Mullins and others. It mentions three places to be filled and remarks on former members and election process amid unclear phrasing.
The piece argues that state county and local taxes in Atlantic have swollen to 160 mills or 16 percent of property value. It urges sharp cuts, warns against further tax increases, and criticizes lawmakers for proposing more funding without restraint. It portrays public finances as unbearable and out of line with taxpayers.
A reflective piece extols success as serving others and striving with integrity. It celebrates perseverance, fair play, and cheerful endurance through defeat, urging continual effort to better the world and live nobly. Named ideas include toil, effort, and resilience as central to achievement.
A satirical verse by Walt Mason mocks political graft and appointment delays. The speaker praises Harding while jeering Warren G and contemplates waits for a future post, acknowledging public gossip and patience in a humorous political lampoon.
The American Legion announces a regular meeting tonight with refreshments. Attendees are urged to come out and fill up the pews at the Newal'eregraph.
Letters from absent Brown ing members were read at a Tuesday Browning Club meeting held at Miss Mary Nichols home. Miss Emily Parsons presented a note from Terre Haute Indiana principal to a district club and gave a full account of her career from 1917 to 1920 detailing her roles as dean of women at Indiana State Normal College and later principal of Monticello Seminary.
An old advertisement claims a potent prescription, developed after years of trial, rapidly curing rheumatism and related symptoms. The notice states the remedy banishes pain, with druggists offering a money back guarantee on the first two bottles if no benefit is seen.
An Atlantic resident, D W Deame of 211 Popular St Atkan, reports eight years of backache with sharp kidney pains and slowed breath. After using Daan's Kidney Pills from Lee's Drug Store, he says two boxes cured the illness and there has been no recurrence for three years. Endorsement from Foster-Milburn Co. includes a dated testimonial.
A Victorian era advertisement touts Brownstone hair dye as a harmless, instant tint for gray or faded hair. It claims dramatic, age-reducing results with no mess, backed by a money back guarantee and a free trial offer mailed from The Kenton Pharmacal Co in Covington Kentucky.
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