05 Sep 1918
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1918
Page
1
Publication notice lists offices at 424 News department and subscription rates. Rates include one year by mallan U. 8 at $2.00 and six months $2.60. Mail to Canada and foreign countries is $3.50 for one year. Contains advertised telephones and association note with United Press.
Governor Harding moves to remove James Pierce of the Iowa Homestead from the state council of defense. The piece rebukes Pierce as a chronic critic and alleges his rhetoric harms war effort and loyalty. It accuses Pierce of using a farm paper for political ends and warns he cannot challenge the federal government.
A note reprinted from the Moines Register outlines the ninth annual convention of the Danish Young People’s Society of America. Soren Isaksen is listed as president and Holger Strandskog as secretary, with details about the organization and its 9th annual gathering.
Des Moines Capital denounces the Danish Young People’s Society of America for holding a convention outside Iowa amid wartime pressure to adopt English. The letter questions loyalty, language, and the society’s aims, urging Danish youths to embrace American language to foster unity as many Danes serve in the armed forces.
The Washington Times outlines ten commandments laid down by Foch for soldiers. Obey orders first and be ready to act. Keep gear clean, respect civilians, and never waste ammunition. Fight bravely, endure hardship, and remember the motto It Shall Be Done.
The speaker proclaims Hindenburg is alive and rallies support for a fresh push as Allied forces drive the German army back toward Berlin. He predicts big actions this fall, vows that the Hun will lose, and hopes leaders like Ludendorff and the Kaiser endure until the victory wind-up.
Cumberland Iowa September 6 Sam Hopper a well known farmer three miles south of the city is very low in health. Local residents attended the Cass county fair at Atlantic yesterday. Special All Week. Sugar cured smoked shoulders 27 cents a pound at People's Market.
Rome August reports Italy debating if the Piave river is masculine or feminine in Italian grammar. Supporters cite D Annunzio and Carducci for masculine, while Venetian writers favor feminine usage. maps and staff papers show feminine form, leaving the question unresolved.
The News Telegraph offers at the Cass county fair and at this office group pictures of Cass county boys belonging to the 168th infantry. Printed on book paper, suitable for display in home, office, or store. Price 25 cents each.
Special to the Newe Telegrap h Anita Iowa September 5 A strange coincidence is noted as E A Felt brother of C M Felt of this city and of Mrs WW G Terbush of Atlantic died yesterday in Atlantic while his sister died the same day in Atlantic Felt youngest in family Terbush eldest Also mentions P M Corbett from Wayne Nebraska visiting Wm Suplee and other local movements including Sam F Cooper family travel reports
A Moscow dispatch says Lenine is in critical condition after an attempted assassination. A pier near Norfolk damaged by creosote ignition delays work and costs over 50000 dollars. Wilson commutes ten Houston riot sentence to life imprisonment. others affirmed. American embarkations for fronts including Siberia rise. Czecho-Slovaks and Cossacks activity reported in Siberia. German troops in Esthonia show insubordination. Shipbuilding records August deliveries total sixty six ships and 840,146 deadweight tons. Dr Snyder bond bid fails. might be released soon. Apple prices expected steady despite poor crop conditions. Danforth crop notes. Wilkerson demurrer overruled. trial likely September Ottumwa. Li bon bond implications noted in Rae Be case.
Promoters have secured passage to seek voter approval on a street lighting plan in Broadview to illuminate downtown areas. The letter notes potential tax implications and outlines plans to present the measure to residents for a ballot decision. The document references a September timing and organizing details for public input.
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