13 Nov 1920
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1920
Page
1
The snippet lists publication details for the Newe and Telegraph newspaper, including Friday evening issues, advertisement rates, and office contact numbers. It cites post office entry, act references, and staff names such as Chase, Lydia R, Otto, and Cy S Retgen, plus director credits and Associated Press affiliation.
Atlantic subscribers who do not receive their papers in the evening may have same delivered if they call before seven o'clock, telephone Red 403. This is not the News Telegraph number.
A critic urges conservation of paper and rejects wasteful practices amid a shortage. He notes folio costs from 160 to 260 dollars a ton, argues labor costs and delays burden the system, and condemns propaganda and unnecessary newspaper extras as profit schemes.
A Chicago Tribune Washington correspondent reports Republican leaders face obstacles in cutting government costs. A Breese committee note warns against waste and overstaffing, while urging an efficient reform to curb salaries and bloated bureaus in Washington. Opposition cites wartime spending and political stakes, with Rep. Reavis signaling losses of hundreds of millions annually.
Thirty five years back notes from The Old Files recount November 18 1885 events. W H Archer and E B Dawes depart for Chicago from banning factory. Dala Swanson laid up with a wrist injury. A W Ed Dickerson TG Steinke not hunting yesterday. 19 killed. S L Wilson moves family to Lewis and Pon to Rasus seeking location. Mtv Mo body recovered from W R Rigas home in Anglins Wednesday. Large lick and tansy work opens the valley in Tus Ang eles. Cyl Hanon Ge Waren and Miss Bonne dsovdyy wed November at bride’s Benton township home by Bay R Cyl Granth and DL G Weber report condition. Wheat outlook notes and other brief items.
A fragment notes men who operate the ghao-choo boats are pinche and fined over some useful grouts, with commentary on their behavior as they disappear.
A fragmented editorial style plea laments jaywalking and speeding, blaming both motorists and walkers for street chaos. It asserts that daily cries of shame accompany minor injuries and argues that safe conduct and respect for rules could curb illness and accidents, endorsing Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as a remedy.
Readable fragments describe a sale of hot cakes and a wedding breakings item priced at 15 cents. The text mentions cozy vibes and good enough for that occasion, though the passage is garbled and details are limited.
The report covers a hunting accident in southwest town injuring a youth, a yellow-painted factory front at John G Woodward shop for Armistice day, service men released while others chose to work, a former Southinhere man injured in a fall, a woman undergoing complex amputations, and prominent social figure Mrs D A Crawford not seeking office. It also notes divorce filings for Roy Lemitt and Jessie Millard, burglary sentences for William Dennis and Ted Pulicy, and estate heirs suit by Mr and Mrs Mitchell regarding their son George A.’s estate.
Reading contains partial names and events. A woman named Shahid Mrs Noto supported her children by working in a factory and lost her position after a railroad wreck. A November 14 service at 3 p.m. at a Danish Lutheran church in Elk Horn Sundby is announced, inviting Sunday schools at 10 a.m. to Thorn.
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