15 Sep 1919
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1919
Page
1
The Apthintic News Telenuyit introduces its successor to the News and Telegraph, published every evening except Sunday by News Publishing Company. It lists office addresses in Atlantic Iowa with directors and managers, plus advertising and subscription rates for various delivery methods.
A notice states that the Associated Press news dispatches credited to the AP remain exclusively entitled to republication in this paper and local news is published herein.
The article discusses a treaty moment advocating land title settlements by popular vote. It argues for referenda in doubtful districts like Upper Silesia, allowing Poles or Germans to choose, and asserts land titles will be decided by the people living on them, not negotiators in Paris. The piece notes Wilson’s treaty fails to settle Europe’s land titles, which remain unsettled across much of the continent.
A critical review denounces Woodrow Wilson for misreading the peace treaty and misjudging allies. It argues his speeches reveal limited knowledge and shifting principles, contrasting his grand rhetoric with poor grasp of terms and consequences.
A verse collection by Walt Mason skewering wealth, law, and plutocrats with satirical and irregular spelling, referencing Russian laws, judges, and thrift. The piece laments distrust of the broke, mocks agitating reformers, and praises thrift while joking about political cries and social chains. Copyright Wy George Matthew Adame.
Miss Violet A Grimes of San Francisco married Joseph Vierra manager of a troupe of Hawaiian singers after meeting at Hil a college California They began their romance months earlier and plan a honeymoon. Vierra formerly at Westinghouse in St Anselmo now leading the troupe on a lyceum tour. Three Vierra brothers also work in similar entertainment. Ewing to relocate medical practice from Mt Etna to Bridgewater. George Ryan longtime Stuart businessman passes after diabetes illness.
A visit to the laboratory reveals the making of a renowned remedy for women’s illnesses. More than 850000 pounds of herbs are gathered at peak season and solvents extract medicinal properties. Utensils and tanks are sterilized and the medicine is sealed in sterile bottles to ensure cleanliness and safety.
Guthrie County officials announce the Home Coming will be held on September 2 due to other demands on time. Extra talk paving plans have arrived and a vote by the town council will decide the project. Adair County receives the first allotment of automobile license plates from 1 to 2400 under the new law.
Within four months the state approved funds for road construction. About 50 million dollars in total, with 20 million in bonds, will be used for road projects. Next year roughly 34 million dollars is planned for road improvements. Nine counties that have held elections support the program.
For 20 years the college claims to train students in shorthand and telegraphy with rapid promotions after graduation. Low tuition and job placement for graduates are touted, with work for board during study and an invitation to request a free catalog.
J B Skarstad of Blumbers Motor Mfg Co Orange Texas writes he will visit Atlantic next week to inspect the city for a potential new branch. The Atlantic post office AL Moreland is credited with fostering the site choice, aided by a mutual friend from Manly Iowa. The Commercial Club invited Skarstad after Moreland alerted them to Atlantic’s suitability.
Wood and Savery of Atlantic Iowa advertise farm loans at five, five and a half, and six percent. They invite local farmers to call for details on terms and availability.
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