Atlantic News Telegraph Public Notice and Rates
Entered at the post office at Atlantic Iowa as eecond class matter under Act of Congress of March 9 1879 Advertising Rates Made Known on Application Telephone numbers given for business and editorial offices and news department Subscription rates listed for carrier and mail delivery Associated Press rights noted Notice to subscribers regarding evening delivery call before seven oclock to Red 403 This is NOT the number of the News Telegraph.
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Atlantic
Iowa
Congress
News- Telegraph
News-Telegraph
Honest friendship with all patrons entangling alliances with none
George Washing emphasizes fair dealings with every patron while avoiding binding commitments or exclusive ties. The statement frames a policy of neutrality in relationships and partnerships. It reflects a principle of broad courtesy without favoritism or entangling obligations.
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George
Barber shop talk on railroad inefficiency in farming circles
A farmer sits waiting for a shave in a barber shop as farmers discuss government railroad administration and its impact on hog shipments. One asks another if hogs have been shipped. the reply indicates personal accountability and concern among farmers.
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Cass County
Railroads and farm woes tied to government control
The piece argues government ownership paralyzed rail service delaying car shipments for hogs and cattle, raising costs for farmers while grain and livestock markets clogged. It credits the Cummins Esch law for returning railways to private control and boosting efficiency, urging farmers to support reform.
Old Files Recap From October Thirtieth Five Years Ago
In a retrospective from October 11, 1901, notes recount Mike Wilcox the pacer winning second place in nine of ten races and setting a track record at Atlantic last week, while contemporaries include Myrle McWard heading to Des Moines for music study, Rupert Lee leaving for Montana as a civil engineer, S H Kirk diversifying into coal and wood, Mrs. H G Weber attending the P E O supreme grand chapter in Thorntown, and Mrs. Thomas Musson returning to Audubon. Market prices for hogs, beeves, corn, wheat, and oats are listed, alongside a mention of a campaign issue talk by Mrs. George Harnagel at city hall for the Democratic party.
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Mike Wilcox
Hamilton Wilcox
Griswold
Atlantic
Myrle McWard
Des Moines
Rupert Lee
Montana
Union Pacific Railroad
S. H. Kirk
H. G. Weber
Thorntown
Ind
Supreme Grand Chapter
Thomas Musson
J. Musson
Audubon
Sunflower harvest graces western Canada with record crop
Sunflower fields across western Canada yield a stunning harvest as mowers with sharp saw-toothed blades convert vast stands into windrows. Reports describe acres of sunflowers towering twelve to fifteen feet with numerous blossoms, marking a landmark shift to sunflowers for silage in their first major Canadian cultivation year. In Anamosa Iowa, Alice Traacson, daughter of a former minister, returns after four years serving as a nurse in Europe, starting as a first lieutenant in the Canadian army before stints with British and American forces.
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Calgary
Alta
Canada
Anamosa
Alice Traacson
Europe
Lydia Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound Praised by Patient
A Bayonne patient credits Lydia Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound with curing months of illness that left her unable to work. She praises the medicine as well worth its long-standing record and urges others to try it, stating she is now well, strong, and able to work again.
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E. Pinkham
Wolk
Bayonne
Trewtil
Ott
Lydia
Pinkham
Mia
Sveng BacataNsky
East 17Th Havenne
Pierce
United States
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Adit
Box Social at Brighton Township School District No 2
Community notice for a box social at School District No 2 in Brighton township. Everyone invited and urged to participate. ladies are asked to bring boxes for donation or sale and support a local event. Individual names ROSH birt ANN and JARDA noted as involved.
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Brighton Township
Rosh Birt
Ann, Jarda
Real Estate Transfers October 9 1920
Real estate transfers list William Menefee to Alfred Steff fenan, lots at Atlantic, $2100. Ona Haworth to Lester J Acker, lot at Atlantic, $1775. Public notices mention a civic event at City hall with Mrs George Harnagel performing a short musical program. Includes stenographer contact Green 291 and office details at Farmers Savings Bank Room 6.
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William Menefee
Alfred Steff Fenaen
Adi Atlantic
Ona
George Harnagel
City Hall
Farmers decry oppression and call for class legislation
The Gran' Deala National association opened its annual convention in Minneapolis with P. B. Goodrich declaring farmers misled by politicians, seeking collective marketing to raise prices and force consumer costs. He warned designed politicians would aid the movement as farmers grow politically active.
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Minneapolis
Minny Debewte
P. BE. Goodrich
Gran' Deala National Association
Huer
Dlaga
Goodrich
Hey
Novether
Mayor Willie signs to leave office in Southwest Iowa
Aerial town notes Willie will not seek re election in Clarinda. son becomes acting mayor until March vote. Council Bluffs reports $1600 loss to looting by two masked men at A Lebowitz store. Lebowitz and wife injured during spree. Shenandoah banker Fishbaugh and partners fined for card game. Yorktown mourns Mrs James McClymonds after stomach hemorrhage. Neola reports Lexington touring car possibly stolen after ditch. Creston man Edgar Edwards, 82, deranged and threatening police during visit to Bluffs.
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Clarinda
Willie
Ener E Beober
Judge Estelle Dies, District Judge Passes Away
Omaha obituary notes the death of Judge Estelle Patalle a district judge aged 78 at home after illness of several weeks. He served as a jurist with a long tenure in the local court. The report lists health decline, including heart and kidney issues.
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Omaha
Nee Lee
Hatelle
Cras
Olsidek- Yaesterday
Patalle
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