14 Sep 1921
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1921
Page
1
The Associated Press was exclusively entitled to republication of all news dispatches credited to it or not, and local news published herein. This notice outlines the paper’s rights to reuse AP material and locally sourced reporting.
Atlantic News Telegraph readers who do not receive their papers in the evening may arrange delivery by calling before seven o clock. Call Red 403. This is not the News Telegraph’s official number.
City schools resume work for the year under new superintendent Bosshardt and high school leadership by Miss Steckel. Public support urged for tax funds going to schools and for direct book sales to lower costs. Rural attendance rises at Atlantic High, with emphasis on welcoming country students and ongoing school news collaboration.
A fragmented verse laments Hiram Horner’s fatal forty mph crash in a boneyard setting. The poem recalls a reckless turn, a boarding rat blocking the street, and a heavy truck that seals the grim fate. The narrator notes peers speeding toward danger, while Horner rests beneath the dewy heath.
A guide to table decor using crepe and tissue paper to imitate water lilies and other blossoms. Designers favor white and green palettes with yellow centers, showing centerpieces, place cards, candy boxes, and even lighting ideas for elegant, affordable home decoration.
United States Grain Growers corporation reports preliminary organization steps nearly complete. Five of ten states show 1,466 new growers and 20 elevator affiliations in a week, led by North Dakota with 3,844 members, Nebraska adding 385 growers, Oklahoma 186, Missouri 152. Seven grower associations and 189 members added in North Dakota. Ohio and others continue slow gains. fairs interrupt campaigning through September.
A grid style Western Wendpater Union recipe outlines a curry sauce. Fry rings of onion in fat until soft, stir in curry powder, add flour, fry briefly, then add stock or water, apple, and simmer for an hour. Season and puree before serving.
A fragmented description notes a dull gray fabric paired with cherry for evening wear. References a transparent material and glue-like finish, implying a bold color combination in apparel.
Hamtramck, a Detroit suburb with about 48 000 residents, faces a October 16 vote to reincorporate as a city. The village earned its status from Detroit area industry and plants, while Detroit annexation has been rejected multiple times.
The Womens Relief Corps will hold a regular meeting on Friday the 16th at 2 30 PM. President Mrs C W Phares Sr presides at the 304 Oak Street location. By Order of the President.
Chicago report on September 14 states Iowa farmers will not burn corn for fuel due to low prices. Agricultural officials from several states say even 30 cent corn margins do not justify burning. Farmers will instead sell corn or feed livestock, with coal furnaces favored in some regions. Kansas officials echo the stance against burning corn for fuel.
Wood and Savery of Atlantic Iowa announce they are prepared to place farm loans at three offered interest rates including six percent. Call to discuss terms and secure funding for farm operations.
A fractured passage hints at a quirky figure named Jane who contemplates gum under text and a gourmet eating stunt. The style imitates a garbled archaic tone while a narrator digresses about food misadventure and memory. A puzzling, imperfect OCR fragment remains.
Miss Ruth Camp remains in Atlantic hospital two weeks but able to return home Sunday. Earl Gregg from Omaha visited Lewis. G P Davis of Chicago visits his mother Prisila Davis. Various residents visit relatives in Council Bluffs Omaha Cleveland and Rock Island. Lewis Consolidated School opened September 12 with a strong outlook. enrollment higher than last year. Several local residents and visitors mentioned. new son arrives for Fred Phillips in Council Bluffs.
A fragmentary notice lists a rummage sale with leftover clothing on September 17 in room 9 7 building and a Danish Ladies Aid meeting with Mrs Larsen at 230 on Thursday September 15 at 2 30 at 803 Laurel Street.
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