28 Oct 1920
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1920
Page
1
The Atlantic News and Telegraph lists publication details for NEWS PUBLISHING COMPANY with management names including Chas F Chase E P Chase Lydia Otto and others. It notes advertising rates on application, mail and carrier subscription prices, and AP association rights for news dispatches.
Atlantic subscribers to the News Telegraph may arrange evening delivery by calling before seven. Call Red 403. This is not the News Telegraph number.
The League of Nations covenant commits members to preserve territorial integrity and political independence and tasks the council with advising on measures to fulfill this obligation in case of aggression or threat.
The excerpt discusses why most women voters in this section and likely nationwide lean Republican. It outlines perceived factors shaping party support without presenting a full analysis or conclusive data.
A Iowa opinion piece argues women will back the Republican ticket, condemning Democrats as wet and machine driven. It cites Cox’s candidacy, Tammany influence, and a push by Homestead specials to sway female voters against Kendall, Cummins, Herring, and Porter, noting limited impact as voters have largely decided.
A fragmented reminiscence recalls the famous line attributed to Lincoln about fooling part of the people part of the time and all of the people not being fooled all the time. The remark is presented as a historical nod rather than a direct quotation.
Hon Nate E Kendall Republican candidate for Iowa governor speaks in the city next Monday night to rally GOP supporters. The paper urges strong receptions showing Cass County Republican unity and supports Kendall as a splendid citizen with Iowa’s interests at heart, predicting his election and urging turnout for a memorable reception.
Burk Harrie of Lewis sprained his ankle practicing on the rollers Saturday night Dana Ward assists in the Bank of Anita replacing Byron Forshay who heads to Atlantic next month John Harvey of Maine sold his store interest and moved the post office in Graland buildings Rev Charles Little left Lewis for Clay Ta Mrs N M E church plans a chocolate social at Dr Montgomery’s home Earnest Powell of Maine returns from Wyoming after work on Swan brothers ranch a horse broke his leg and he stays until he recovers Wheat 8544 corn 415%4 eats 2534 hogs 3.25 3.55 Fifteen Years Ago Oct 28 1905 Mrs L T Spangler hosts cards for Miss Anna Osborne of Connecticut Fritz and Frank Poeh visit Walnut J S Goss chairs pharmacy committee of Iowa State Pharmaceutical Association Bill McFadden visiting Paul V Keyser named as second assistant attorney general in post office department at 24 youngest to hold the office New baby girl for J H Lowry and wife Mrs G C Warner ill at East Sixth Street Pictorial Review reduced to 2 50 for one year or 4 00 for two Mrs Gothard agent 3d28
Daniel P. OConnell, director of the Irish National bureau in Washington and a lifelong Democrat, writes Senator Lodge he will vote for Harding. Campaigns near end with Kendall and Herring visiting Cass county. Bets on Harding and Herring noted. Hearst urges Cox to desert Wilson. Coolidge and Harding cite issues as Constitution vs. government of laws. Roosevelt and McKinley praised by Harding. Holt warns of Wilson era strain. Herring speaks in Mason City. Kenyon in Waterloo. Kendall reports campaign expenses.
A terse ad notes a Bolbransen Player piano suitable for children, praising easy pedaling, though no details on price. It advertises Hospe Co in Council Bluffs and invites writing or calling for information, with a cue to Butler seeking better vision.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a person aged years who had a croup attack and used Chamberlain's Remedy for relief. The fragment references commendation and prior experiences but lacks coherent context, dates, places, or identifiable names to form a complete news item.
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