18 Nov 1920
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1920
Page
1
Subscription rates listed for one month by carrier six months and one year by mail in the U S and Canada foreign countries with six month and three month options. Associated Press rights noted exclusive republication of news dispatches and local news herein.
Atlantic subscribers to the News Telegraph who do not get their papers in the evening can have some delivered if they call before seven o clock telephone Red 403 This is NOT the number of the News Telegraph.
The Des Moines based education board proposes a four million dollar appropriation, two and a half million more than two years ago, to fund state schools and higher salaries for numerous state employees. Critics warn of rising costs and widespread job losses amid economic strain. Farmers and bankers meet to discuss averting disaster while lawmakers urged cautious spending until conditions improve.
The text laments public funds drained by wartime programs and widespread activities that would struggle in court. It argues the wartime orgy is over and that society must return to normal, with industrial avenues starved of money as needs rise.
Mrs Belle Osborne wife of Cyrus B Osborne passes away in Atlantic. A pioneer settler she helped build the frontier community and social life, valued for kindness, devotion to family and church, and sunny disposition. The entire community extends sympathy to her husband and children.
A call to form a single joint Congressional committee to expose war waste and punish offenders. The piece condemns collusion by higher ups, urges recoveries of excess payments, and stresses patriotism and accountability by the party now in power to punish looting rather than saving a nation in crisis. It upholds duty to veterans and taxpayers.
Sheboygan officials shelve a German siege cannon from a city park display, placing it in the tool shed after a nine member socialist majority on the common council rejected its park ornament status. The item was secured for Sheboygan by Rep Ed ward Voigt and Mayor Herman Al brecht. An unrelated advertisement urges readers with weak stomachs to take Chamberlain's Tablets after meals to aid digestion.
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