13 Oct 1920
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1920
Page
1
The fragment presents publication details for a historical Atlantic town newspaper, listing editorial leadership, offices, telephones, and advertising rates. It notes mail and carrier pricing, Associated Press membership, and republication rights.
Atlantic subscribers who do not receive their papers in the evening may have some delivered if they call before seven o'clock. Telephone Red 403. This is not the News Telegraph number.
The League of Nations members commit to respecting and preserving each member's territorial integrity and political independence against external aggression. If aggression or threat arises, the council will advise on ways to fulfill this obligation.
Republican strategists rally around a green slogan claiming sufficient support in the district. Mrs. Harl labeled an Independent candidate faces questions over grant secant entitlement to the charge.
A fragmentary report portrays Mrs Hart as a stormy figure in Pottawattamie county politics. The piece claims she lacks standing with both major parties and accuses her of aiding war protesters. It recalls a council loyalist controversy involving Tim Pierce and hints at old accusations tied to Mrs Marl.
Senator Spencer of Missouri defeats Wilson aligned critics in a long-running contest over the phrasings of Wilsons speech. The Missouri vote boosted Spencer, noted for war leadership and opposition to Wilson. Observers say Spencer may again swing voters toward Republicans with Harding next.
A fragment notes republican farmers in Town resent Jim Pierce claiming political guidance and implying he can deliver them to any candidate he supports. The passage critiques Pierce as invoking his influence and mocks the idea of “oyer playing his mit.”
All factions of Republicans in illinois have buried their tomahawks and throw it away their snick erances. the state is now good for at least 200000 majority for Harding and the whole ticket. Oglesby’s support of Small kills the last hope the Democrats have had of success in the state of Lincoln.
The Wind Cave in the Black Hills South Dakota is a vast limestone cavern famed for elaborate tracery and air currents. Described as a peaceful Mecca of thousands the cave features the G A R Hall the Upper level and the Pearly Gates among its many passages and chambers.
Charles Larsen and family related events yesterday at the N A Miller home with Rev Joan Terran officiating. Mrs D P Phelps and daughters left for Monmouth Ui, accompanied to Grinnell by D G Phelps. Cumberland’s firm place noted. Aliss Smith Ucrame as wife of Joseph Hickman. Atlantic distillery advertises hay and corn. Markets show wheat 88, corn 42, oats 25, hogs marriage took.
Obscure notices report Mrs. Sarah J. Jameson of Wiota died aged 72 and funeral services for Charles H. Gould of Washington township. Other items note J W Patton recovering from neuralgia, Kerr and Wolf traveling to Leavenworth for the national soldiers home, Charles Noyes sustaining facial injuries while shoeing a horse, and County Attorney B A Gondspond attending to business in Naulkten. Also mention Adam Young Marne and Atlantic travel tied to Terrea Haute events.
Officers and members of Py mos lodge invite all Master Masons in Atlantic and vicinity to Exodus lodge No 342 Extra on October 14 for three degrees. One will be conferred by Veritus lodge Audubon, one by Pymos lodge, and one by Exodus lodge. Anxious for strong representation from Atlantic area.
Real estate transfer shows Anita receives pt lot 3 of it 2 from Miller and wife to James T. Luecner dated 9-27-20 in section SEM% NW 28-77-34 with price of 8800 dollars.
From The Old Files Thirty Five Years Ago Today October 12 1885 Leon Gibson travels to Kansas to inspect the country Congressman Lyman scheduled to speak at Lewis tomorrow evening Frank Crombie advances on new residence plans in the east part of the city Miss Carrie Marlo Nielsen andj
The Farniera Co operative Shipping Association will hold a meeting at Wlota on Friday evening October 16 with all persons interested in the cooperative movement urged to be present. BERG, Prew.
A tame looking orangutan arrived in London with a cargo of captive animals. Keeper Phoenarr tried to photograph the creature as it threatened the photographer. The man used his camera as a shield and, after a tense moment, the orangutan retreated toward the door as the keeper opened it.
Mrs W A Snouffer of 406 Pine St Atlant ia praises Doan s Kidney Pills from Lee s Drug Store for kidney and back pain after heavy house cleaning caused sharp back pain and blurred vision. She notes improvement after a few days of use and urges neighbors to consider the remedy.
An old testimonial blurb extols Dr Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery as a remedy for digestion and systemic strength. It claims happiness comes from healthy digestion, describes the product as alcohol free and stomach friendly, and cites long-standing American usage to imply credibility.
A man slowly backed out of a cage as the door slammed shut and he left the scene. The moment occurred in a constrained setting described as a beast enclosure, with onlookers witnessing the abrupt exit.
Saskatchewan seller invites buyers to pay with fuel and craft, offering 820 acres with barns wool water and dress facilities. Price forty dollars per acre with cash payment terms. Writer Johnston box 47 Alameda Saskatchewan Canada for details.
The Telegraph announces an early display of Christmas greeting cards from the Freund house with a wide, attractive range and high quality. Customers are urged to inspect promptly to ensure timely orders, with economical pricing for those using their own plates for name personalization. Dr H K Williams, dentist, in Fulton Building at Fifth and Chestnut streets.
Belgrade begins mandatory English in all schools after successful early courses led by American Teacher Dr James Wild from Chisago. War devastation and Bulgarian occupation reduced teachers and destroyed books, yet nearly all 2100 Serbian schools have reopened. Pupils trek long hours to reach schools amid shortages of heating desks and supplies.
Regular meeting of Atlantic Council No 1104 on Wednesday October 13 noted important business. James Quintan reported bloodhounds aided by the police traced Mrs F Campbell who wandered from home in the night in her night clothes along Black Hawk Creek and was found near exposure.
Jamas Tnagy of Carrollton Kentucky writes of long illness with weakness and nervous symptoms. After trying various remedies including Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound he reports marked improvement and recommends the product to friends. He says he remains under hospital care but can now work and speaks highly of the company’s free advice service.
Chicago coal dealers report reductions of two to three dollars a ton. Only Illinois bituminous coal is affected as wholesale prices fall from seven eight dollars to five or six fifty a ton. Public stenographer contact listed as Green 291 at Farmers Savings Bank offices.
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