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Newspaper

Atlantic News Telegraph

Location

Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 16, 1929

Page

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Atlantic News-Telegraph long scan of ads and notices

A scanned early Atlantic News Telegraph page shows publisher details, editor names, and subscription rates, plus notices to subscribers about delivery and service changes. It includes talk of municipal power utility praise, advertising density, and a planned special edition with 10,000 copies, reflecting local commerce and media practices.

Canada U. S Wuptans Aude Jade Advaien Alvar

A New Deal for a Municipal Power Plant in Athaitic Ne

The article argues a city utility plant is a valuable asset to residents, providing high quality service at reasonable rates and earning profits that support city expenses. It cites a Texas town with a profitable municipal plant that funds itself without city taxes, suggesting Athaitic should pursue similar municipal utility improvements and prudent management.

Lxast Atlantic Nichols Prairies Lise Saul Athaitic Texas Ize Aires Pra

Mellon Tax Cut Backed Despite Senate Critics

The piece argues that Secretary Mellon earns broad support for his tax cut proposal from Democrats radicals to insurgent Republicans, with all Washington recognizing the necessity of continued tax relief. It lauds Mellon as a capable financial thinker whose integrity shields him from criticism and political attacks.

Senate Democrats Repubbliqats Mellon Paris Washington Congress Mudlon Merton Asaid

Federal board weighs plan for national cooperative sales groups

A federal board conference with farm sector leaders discussed consolidating existing cooperatives into national sales organizations under the agricultural marketing act. The goal is to boost efficiency, reduce costs, and broaden grower control while urging colleges and extension services to guide farmers into endorsed national plans. Attendees included Chairman Alexander Legg and Vice Chairman James C. Stone.

Ciieau Wuichinery Sesastahiks Ps S Upgneul- Liat Bela Ve Vieera HerhenAnial Marketing Net Doyvedons Marreli Na Aecause Phi Colleges of Agriculture Extension Y Service Farm Board Endo Y Farm Board Boar Agricultural College Bose Alexander Legg James C. Stone CLC Teague Carl Williams Willson Samuel R. McKelvie

Real Difference in Iowa Politics and Union Trust Critique

From the Iowa Press and Knoxvily Journal excerpts a debate on vision versus power shows critics decrying the blank book trust's hold on county office supplies in Iowa. Karl Melcher notes printers should bid fairly, while State Line Herald urges using talent for education funding over campus rowdiness. The piece questions ethics in college athletics and funding.

Knoxvily Journal Karl Melcher Albin Union- Républican Sayar Iowa Macy Munlion

The Carnegie report and Iowa road and coal outlook

A Carnegie foundation inquiry highlights only twenty eight colleges with a clean bill of health, including two military academies, as Sidney Argus-Herald notes Iowa’s road mileage and high vehicle counts. Des Moines Register forecasts coal shortages but explores conservation and new tech. The Shenandoah Sentinel surveys pension trends and looming disarmament fashion notes.

Carnegie: Foundation Drmy Aml Navy Academies Sidney Argus-Herald Iowa North Nukota Minnesota Kai Tows Des Moines Bois North Dakota Nevada

Paris Style Hints by Alice Langelier

Paris fashion preview notes My-Tea gowns as temptingly modern and flirtatious, reshaping the silhouette as smart dressmakers adapt to daily women’s wear. The column highlights evolving style cues and contemporary tailoring trends shaping Paris couture.

Alice Langelier Paris

Traffic in Port of Spain urged for safer driving

Port of Spain editor calls for stricter traffic controls and driver fitness. He urges motor license applicants show more than skill, noting intemperance bravado and past convictions should affect licensing decisions to reduce accidents on the capital’s streets.

Port of Spain Trinidad B. W Indies Fort of Spain Mindiculars Ratil

Fish and shell fish dishes and wartime lament from 1929

A collection of kitchen notes by Nellie Maxwell on fish dishes and seafood prep, including scalloped fish and fish mousse, with a wartime aside about labor and sacrifice. The text also weaves in a prolonged moral reflection on war and peace from 1929.

Rippling Rhymes by Walt Mason War Prices and Peace

A short poem excerpt laments the high cost of war and debt after past conflicts. It reflects on public longing for peace, the enduring burden on workers and citizens, and the repeated cycle of spending to fund wars, with a weary view of societal sacrifice. The piece invokes historical war weariness and continues to question the true value of future conflicts.

Correct English A Daily Quiz Improve the sentence

Later on T called in another doctor. The phrase The Prince of Wales is traveling incog means the heir apparent travels in disguise. Tom, is that kind of a man, There is no hurry. Meticulous comes from Latin metus fear and describes someone overly careful to the point of timidity. The word is often misused for precise or scrupulous, as Jane is a meticulous typist. Meticulous is pronounced me tik su lus. In the fiesta sentence fiesta is mispronounced fee es ta while elite is pronounced ai net. festival means festival and elite means the best part. Simple English is preferred whenever possible.

Tom Jane Eity Copyright Public Ledger

Smiles Calling the Turn in a Curious Dialogue

A fragmented cartoonish exchange shows a doctor, farmers, and a mother with a boy named Bobby. The dialogue features playful mispronunciations and nicknames, ending with a puzzled social banter about a girl named Voooli-voam and garbled phrases.

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