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24 May 1920
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1920
Page
1
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A concise reflection notes that every ounce of effort a citizen gives to the country returns as happiness and contentment for the individual, implying a reciprocal benefit of civic dedication.
Atlantic News Telegraph readers who do not receive evening papers may arrange delivery by calling before seven o'clock. Dial Red 403 to arrange service. This number is not the News Telegraph main contact.
W A Follett declares for County Attorney Cass County Iowa to seek the Republican nomination with the primary on June 7. A C Highley announces as member candidate for the Board of Supervisors Third Atlantic district with the primary June 7.
O M Hobart and Jesse N Jones announce candidacies for county recorder and county treasurer respectively in Casa County. The piece argues Cummins is favored for stable government and criticizes Brookhart, citing Des Moines Register and Harvey's Weekly. Voters urged to support Cummins in the June 7 1920 Republican primaries.
A candidate declares for the Republican nomination for clerk of the district court and for county treasurer of Casa county Iowa. Both entries state the nominations are subject to Republican voters at the June primary with the year indicated as 54.
Harold Herbert declares his bid for the Republican nomination for county treasurer, subject to primary voters on June 7. The note references campaign tensions and past rivalries in the Town scene as context for the leadership contest.
A short verse humorously cautions against panics and urges prudent saving. The speaker prefers bank storage of money over risky public displays, joking about a banker vault as security and doubting doom while hinting at uncertain financial fate.
Brief notice recalls historical figures tied to United States politics and European leadership. Mentions a New York senator and governor born in Amherst Massachusetts and died in Canton New York on August 27, 184? Also notes Empress Josephine as Napoleon Bonaparte’s first wife in a fragmentary summary of historic figures.
A garbled OCR fragment lists multiple historical figures and events. It mentions births and deaths including Victoria and Victoria's era, Empress of India, events around 1848 and 1870, Grant’s proclamation about Canada, and figures like Lord Pauncefote. It includes scattered dates, places, and titles across Britain, the United States, and Europe, with no coherent single narrative.
Marquis of Milfordhaven a British naval figure once Prince Louis of Battenberg is celebrated for a birthday today. Dr William McKibbin president of Lane Theologies Seminary marks a 70th birthday. George Grey Barnard a noted American sculptor born in Bellefonte Pa. Edward Octavius Sisson University of Montana president born in England. Mauric Egan former US minister to Denmark born in Philadelphia two score and eight years ago.
Philadelphia May 24 Dr Nicholas Murray Butler president of Columbia University urged Presbyterian commissioners to adopt Christian faith as a remedy for global unrest and disorder. He warned modern man has become an extreme egoist, judging actions by immediate material gains and neglecting lasting spiritual values.
Anchorage crowds swell with about 4000 men heading north to build the Seward to Fairbanks railroad. Government headquarters active, crews report to town offices, and hotels hurriedly add cots to house the influx.
Notice states that the partnership of H. F. Porter and Ed. Cushing dissolves January 1 1920. Ed Cushing will carry on the business at Atlantic Cass County Iowa and assumes all debts and liabilities and receives all funds due to the old firm dated May 82 1920.
Rev. Dr. H Nutting Bascomb of Plymouth Congregational Church argues at Mile High Rents conference that high rents force young people to remain single, keeping birth rates below normal.
Woman adopts Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound for feminine ailments and reports relief after using eight to ten bottles. She shares her experience in a public letter urging others to try the remedy and cites improvements in her health and childbirth.
Oakland residents report an airedale dog regularly swimming across Lake Merritt on average three to four times weekly. A park attendant noted the dog seems to prefer swimming to trotting three miles around to reach its home, signaling unusual canine ingenuity in urban life.
Help wanted at White Way Garage for night work. The ad mentions M. Vetter and asks for immediate employment. Details are limited due to fragmented OCR text.
Orphaned and penniless Alice runs a river ferry with one skilled task ably bound to a storm wreck. She rescues a passenger, finds a baby in a basket, adopts the child, and later learns the passenger is the rescued man’s heir. He invites her to join in a future life.
Warning against trespassing on the A. J. Crow farm with threats of prosecution and a prohibition on fishing. Also announces farm lease options with interest rates of 5, 6 and 6 percent. requests interested parties to call Wood & Savery of Atlantic, Indiana.
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