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Newspaper

Atlantic News Telegraph

Location

Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 02, 1920

Page

1

Advertising Rates and Officers of Chase Paper

The Atlantic News lists advertising rates on request and shows PF Chase as president with Lydia Otto as vice president and general manager. Directors include Chas Chase and Clara Otto among others, with postal and subscription details provided and AP membership noted.

PF. Chase E. P. Chase Mgr Lydia RB Otto Svey Treas Chas F. Chase Chase ROK A. Chase G. 5S Relyca Clara O. Otto Lydia R. Otto

Notice to Subscribers on Delivery Schedules

Atlantic subscribers to the Nowa Telegraph are reminded they may have their names delivered if they pay before eleven o'clock in the evening. This is not the News Telegraph's issue number.

Atlantic Nowa Telegraph

Quiescat in Pace in Des Moines Journalist Legacy Ends

The article honors a prominent Iowa newspaper figure who built a small town paper into a respected local voice. Through industry and perseverance he rose from a modest shop to leadership within town politics and business circles, leaving a lasting imprint on his community.

Des Moines Seti Atternoun Pegi Beriay Peter Amy Nem Industes

The Town’s Homestead and Its Editor in Harsh Light

A fragmented critique targets The Town’s Homestead for persecuting those the writer dislikes. It condemns the editor’s vendetta against perceived enemies, praising gentler journalism and warning that vitriol harms state and world progress. The piece laments biases and champions humane, constructive reporting.

Hoiestead

Rippling Resumes by Walt Mason

A satirical verse laments veterans and the public pressure to help in war and charity. The speaker resents being told whom to marry and where to live while urging practical aid, noting wartime fatigue and the need for quieter, honest assistance after conflict.

Croncy Hossiat Letoo Labbre Alden Matthew Adan

Old Files reminiscences and town happenings recalled

Thirty five years ago today events note a charity rally at the opera house led by Congressman Lyman. Parheat returns from China with millinery patterns. Weekend misfortunes include a skating club mishap and a house fire in Willim Young residence. A Washington township attempted robbery near a bridge ends without harm. Market figures list wheat hogs and corn prices.

William Ue Tocny Twlis Amd Ae Dagehter Opera Lyman China Bayle Washington Township

Local notes and family updates from a midwestern town

Fifteen Years Amer matey November 3 190 Arthur Downe leaves for Springview Nebraska to spend the winter with family. Gladys Peterson, infant daughter of Byron Peterson of Moline Illinois, dies at her grandparents’ home on Mulberry Street. Misses Clea Nordman Maude Herbert and Georgia Powell visit Wiota. Edna and Mary Hoplay return from Des Moines to stay with their parents in Lewis. T P Davis of Massena township is ill. Wilken rests at West Baden. Mrs H N Reynolds and son Alana travel to Davenport for six weeks. O T Whitcomb employed by Brown Grocery company ill with asthma.

Amer Matey Arthur Downe Springview Neb Gladys Peterson Byron Peterson Moline G. G. Nordman Wiota Edna Mary Hoplay Des Moines Lewis T. P. Davis Massena Township Wilken West Baden Ind H. N. Reynolds

Political Notes on Election Vote Totals and Predictions

Arthur Sears Henning estimates today’s nationwide vote at 25 million, up from 14 million four years ago. Republican leaders push for large majorities in the Senate and House, while Georgia focuses on women’s suffrage registration and Nebraska Republicans urge turnout. In Polk County an anticipated election contest rose as absent ballots were mishandled, and Atlantic voters started at 8. Iowa expects about 750,000 voters in today’s balloting as Plymouth church protests Herring literature in Des Moines.

Arthur Sears Henning The Chi- Meo Tribune Senate House of Representatives House Georgia Polk County Frank Alber Alber

Cox Campaign in New York Faces Tight Race

In Boledo Ohio Harding leads in New York betting, with Cox money absent from circulation as Cox campaigns amid a crowded field.

Cox Boledo Ohio Harding New York

Atlantic Hosts Boonie Keyl and Daughters in November Event

Local reports cite Carson of the Atlantic TM band praising Boonie Keyl and his daughters, a renowned troupe long active in high musical circles. Keyl first appeared in Atlantic twenty years ago, with his playing described as wonderful. Advance tickets are handled by the Boy Scouts and Fire Girls.

Atlantic Boonie Keyl Ar) Carson Atelantic Keyl Inpig Torches Yvand Hiss Mise Maude Kryl Corneugt Mr. Carzon Boy Scouts Cainfire Girls Ady

Ex Kaiser Pays Doorn Handsome Tax Revenue

In Doorn Holland a village upset over taxation reports indicate William's incente taxation yields an estimated $522,600 annually. The town faces opposition from enemies amid debate on the tax burden and municipal finances. Local news accounts quote the News Telegraph as a source.

Ex-Kaiser Doorn Dourn Holland William's Novaal Enmire

Highest points touched by transcontinental rail lines

U S Geological Survey bulletin lists elevations and nearest stations for major rail routes. Entries include summits on the Denver Rio Grande Marshall Pass Colorado at 10 219 feet and Donner Pass California on Southern Pacific at 7 0?2 feet, among others across Colorado Wyoming Utah Arizona New Mexico and California.

U.S United States Geological Survey State Hert Atch Palmer Lake, Colorado Atch Lynn New Mexico Montain Fair Riordon Arizona Field Mentang Seeweesey Wyoming Rock Island Tiptop Colorado Bravo Texas San Diego Alpusss California Pacifi Donner Sherman Wynmin Hosen Lake Funnel Nevada Chicago Mil St. Paul

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