04 Sep 1930
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1930
Page
1
An incomplete notice describes delivery issues for telegraph readers and requests address updates for paper delivery. It also cites a report of a detective agency investigation led by W L Dannenberg of Chivaya concerning committee conduct and authorities.
The page blends editorial chatter and reminiscence on local affairs, with reflections on national memory. It recalls Kenyon and Indian attacks, honors veterans past the four score mark, and questions political clout and security of investments amid wartime memory.
The Des Moines paper discusses gasoline receipts as a key source for the primary road fund, noting figures around a million dollars monthly and contrasting claims from Georgia allies. It argues Iowa has more vehicle fuel use per capita than several states and warns against misstatements about funds paying bonds.
The piece discusses the upcoming long east to west flight by Captain Core and Maurice Bellonte, praising aviation's rapid development. It notes the New York to Paris era possibilities, compares U S progress with Europe, and forecasts air travel becoming common, with ocean crossings routine in the near future.
Ruth Hanna McCormick, winner of the Illinois Republican senatorial primary, faces investigation into campaign expenses. The Senate committee, led by Chairman Nyx, reports her counter moves as the inquiry unfolds.
The piece surveys Chicago’s surge and the bold railway era, praising adventurers and traders who shaped development. It notes subsoil challenges, a fierce city spirit, and hopes that vast growth will absorb the nation, with emphasis on ambitious projects and economic daring.
A conglomerate of excerpts shows skepticism toward the farm board and concerns over allocation based on the 1980 census, with debates on congressional representation and potential party shifts. Governor Hammill receives mixed critique for farm policy while road paving in Greene County is tied to prior supervision by local officials before state highway control.
A long fragment from a New York scene recounts literary figures and social chatter. Fred Kelly the writer and Don Herald appear in a Paris hotel anecdote, with a backstage glimpse of clerks and subscribers and a joke about Columbus and Bryant numbers. The piece blends portraits with witty, if scattered, vignettes.
Fragmentary readable text discusses prenatal care and immunity concepts with unclear names and details. It mentions Sally, Wy, and potential medical settings. The source text is garbled but indicates a brief discussion of prenatal immune considerations and related ser i es.
A scanned recipe page mixes bake breads and rolls with spiced croissants and cinnamon buns, including directions for yeast dough, butter, sugar, pecan roasts, and cross buns. Also includes a reflective poem on fate and resilience.
A fractured plea from officials and engineers urges the board to approve a vital river crossing, arguing that delays and missteps threaten public safety and long term costs. Heated debate centers on funding, technical expertise, and whether the commission possesses the necessary experience to authorize the project.
Residents voice concerns about a nearby filling station causing noise and traffic, while court actions and relocation plans loom. Officials hope existing guidelines will curb issues, but delays may worsen neighbor tensions until solutions emerge.
A humorous verse by Walt Mason traces Higam and Hooper facing a sweaty day with resigned cheer. The speaker muses that life could be worse and notes shared human foibles in a light, reflective tone.
A scrambled quiz fragment asks about an American city celebrated by Sir A and asks who Margaret Bonfield is, the ocean where the Wallis Hus islands lie, Blondin, the first murderer caught at sea by radio, the stamrock feathers count, the Huguepots, the Rail Splitter, the people in Mexico during Spanish cow apes, and the location of the Green Mountains.
A collage of humorous exchanges features a dentist's advice to endure pain, a newlywed couple's chat, and lines about golf, boiling water, and memory in marriage. The clipped dialogue showcases playful misunderstandings and affectionate banter amid a string of unrelated snippets.
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