31 May 1921
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1921
Page
1
Telephones and office details list the newsroom contact and subscription prices for varying delivery options. The Associated Press holds exclusive rights to republication for dispatches credited to it or not otherwise credited and to the local news published herein.
Atlantic subscribers who do not receive their News-Telegraph in the evening may arrange a delivery by calling before seven o'clock. Call Red 403 for service. Note this is not the News-Telegraph number.
The piece honors Civil War veterans fifty six years after enlistment, noting the thinning ranks, the faded deeds, and Lincoln's Gettysburg legacy. It praises patriotism, recalls battles from Valley Forge to Belleau Wood, and urges continuation of devotion to country and duty by all Americans.
A discussion on a water power amendment limits its reach to parks existing now. The speaker argues for applying restrictions to all parks, existing and future, to prevent commercialization. The bill’s senate passage would require future fights on each new or enlarged park bill. The author registers opposition to limiting the provision to current parks.
Around May wheat prices moved between 65 and 24 cents as selling rules and supply demand shaped the market from April to May. More than two thousand farmers gathered to oppose proposed laws seen as weakening the Chicago board of trade amid farm bureau funding claims.
A fragmentary voice laments grasping money and lavish spenders, noting journeys abroad and grieving those who depart with their wealth. The speaker reflects on leaving behind kept treasure and the irony of fortunate pockets emptied as the river bears no bundles across.
A verse praising winter and its chill as a stern prelude to spring and summer. The speaker argues winter’s harsh winds are a natural part of the year’s cycle, expresses gratitude for seasonal balance, and welcomes winter’s efforts in its duty to shape the year.
The News Telegraph provides up to the minute coverage of city events and breaking developments. Local officials, businesses, and residents receive concise reports on incidents, policy changes, and notable happenings shaping the week.
Schedule shows subscription voting amounts for various year counts up to large totals. It lists per year rates ranging from 5.00 to 80.00 and specifies quantities corresponding to 6,000, 18,000, 35,000, 85,000, 170,000 and 256,000 years.
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