02 Oct 1920
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1920
Page
1
Atlantic readers who do not receive their newspapers in the evening may arrange delivery by calling before seven o clock. Call telephone Red 403. This is not the News Telegraph number.
George Washington quote about foreign policy underscoring a stance of wary neutrality and non-entangling alliances in conduct of early United States diplomacy.
The piece recalls Claude Porter's long standing run for office, noting his persistent candidacy second only to Bryan. It frames Porter as a steady, respectable figure in state politics and traces his early days as a political aspirant.
A publican governor candidate and Democratic sheriff discuss the Cumming-Esch rail law. The piece defends the six month guarantee, clarifies value-based returns, and critiques misinformed voters. Cox comments reveal missteps while Mrs. Hunter outlines ballot marking for women voters.
A column critiques Candidate Cox for alleged distortions in western campaign coverage and ridicules his diatribe on newspapers. It mirrors editorials about Marbletop’s Grant Chief and presses merchant support. It also presents a woman's suffrage stance affirming a Republican vote and warns against social circle influence on ballots with a cross in the circle symbol.
Wood & Savery of Atlantic Iowa announces farm loans at 5 percent, 4 4 percent and 6 percent. Prospective borrowers are invited to call or write for details on these interest options.
Poem reflects on global conflict and the yearn for peace. The speaker questions why nations pursue war, mocks ongoing struggles between Poland and Russia, and pleads for friendly hearts and shared labor.
Sergt. William Arthur, a local army recruiting officer, returned $25 won on the last world series to Oscar Holmes at Camp Grant. Arthur refuses to retain the money since the series was not on the square.
The Navy General Board warned that German Marshall Islands in the North Pacific could be used to threaten the United States and its Philippines link, risking seizure of Guant and a major American naval base. The president, however, ignored the board and yielded to Japanese demands.
Notice to water consumers that the city water mains will be flushed tonight and tomorrow. Consumers are requested to take precautionary steps to avoid any issues. T. E. Nichols, Supt.
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