20 Nov 1920
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1920
Page
1
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Atlantic subscribers to the News Telegraph who do not cut their papers in the evening can have some delivered or they will call before seven o'clock telephony Red 403. This is NOT the number of the News Telegraph.
Fragmented OCR text describes a patriotic group and its aim to support a federation, mentioning speakers and public aims. Details are garbled with missing or unclear phrases, but the piece centers on organizational purpose and motivational speech to advance their cause.
The document condemns lowering labor hours and mediocrity, arguing every citizen deserves remuneration proportional to effort and responsibility. It urges maximum productive output within good husbandry, invites workers from all sectors to unite, and promotes patriotism, efficiency, and service as national goals.
The text references Iowa as the eighth state with a personal net income figure of 450 dollars. It mentions the total tax paid for 19th century years and notes payments made by LES. The fragment hints at future projections and conditions but is garbled.
October 28 marks the ten days since the death of Mis awed Mix Nels PL Brown. A brief remembrance notes the passing and honors the deceased’s memory in a sparsely legible entry from The Old Files Fifteen Years Ago Today.
Jand owner of the Hotel Pullman reports a weekend theft by a sneak thief. Mrs. M. A. Worley plans to spend winter in Enid Oklahoma with son Velasco. Frank Berry buys M. 2H. Walton's eighty acre farm near Wiota. Dr and Mrs Findley of Chicago visit and depart for California. Albert Grulke and Frank Thupman head to Omaha for winter. Mrs John Troy operated on for appendicitis. Burglars break in to Mat Westphalen's bowling alley Saturday night stealing $10.
News items from Noble Township and Atlantic area recount a wedding at Elmer A Haver's home with Miss Fannie Burr, Rev John Herron officiating, and a party of friends. Other notes report farm purchase by B L Scarlett, travel plans for El Fletcher and others, Uncle Nattie Hamlin's accident and quick recovery, and wartime era market figures for wheat corn oats peats and hogs with prices.
For a weak stomach the reader is advised to eat sparingly of meats and thoroughly masticate fowl to aid digestion starting in the mouth. After supper for a few days take one of merchant's tablets. If digestion improves and bowel movement occurs these tablets contain no pepsite, but advise consulting a druggist for the product.
Thirteen men were fined in federal court by Judge Martin J. Wade for looting a car of wine near Areyie west of the city on the Santa Fe line. The offences occurred about a year earlier and resulted in fines totaling $1300.
Atlantic theater features a rapid comedy with Bebe Daniels adapted from a Saturday Evening Post story. Pollyanna stars Mary Pickford in a sunlit vehicle praised as her best. Tom Mix stars in Three Gold Cains with Four Corners town setup. Chester Comedies Four Times Failed then The Amateur Wife at Garden Theater. Special offer for News-Telegraph and Town Farmer subscriptions.
Oklahoma authorities move Josie Clinton the 17 year old girl wife to Colorado in connection with an alleged bank robbery near Colorado Springs. A city car held by police is returned by court order, authorities state the case involves a suspect tied to robberies of ten eastern Colorado banks.
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