16 Sep 1921
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1921
Page
1
The text notes AP copyright rights and local news publication rights for this paper. It indicates that Associated Press dispatches are exclusive for republication and that locally published news is included in this edition. The fragment references standard attribution language common to wire service content.
Atlantic News Telegrap h readers missing evening papers can have the same delivered by calling before 6 o clock. Contact Red 403 to arrange. This number is not the News Telegraph.
The Atlantic News-Telegraph unveils major new reader features including photographs of Arbuckle-Ranpe tragedy principals and a daily comic section Everett True plus The Doings of The Duffs. The service expands with cartoons, live pictures, and world events coverage to enhance state papers.
The piece mashes humor and critique as a speaker riffs on riding in a car with a powerful buslike vehicle. Aiming to satirize backseat chatter, it notes how turns of head annoy those in the rear and suggests the front rider’s mischief with a wry, lighthearted tone.
The narrative recalls a dangerous river trip with rough rowing and a crash. Steve and others push toward safety while a rider named Stephen Bi sustains injuries from a fall, landing painfully on the bank and tearing a shirt. The tale closes with a caution to stay vigilant when steering a boat.
Associated Press outlines the History of the Iowa Crop Service, its co operation with the Weather Bureau, and its role in collecting crop statistics, meteorological data, and disseminating forecasts and warnings. It traces establishment in 1890, director changes, and later cooperation with federal crop estimate bureaus beginning in 1919, detailing daily to annual weather and crop reports.
Fragmented OCR reads Sunday services notice with unreadable details. No clear names dates or locations present in readable text.
ST PAUL LUTHERAN announces worship at 11 a m with Sunday school at 10 a m. Hans G Jersild will deliver the sermon, presented by Pastor Thomas N Jersild.
Christian Science services are at 12 a m with Sunday school at 11 a m and mid week services on Wednesday at p m Subject for Sept 18 is Matter All are invited.
Zion's Lutheran led by Pastor J. W. Lindemeyer holds Sunday school at 5 am with German service and English service at 8 pm. Presbyterian church interior decoration means no services Sunday morning or evening, Bible school at 1 pm, Wednesday prayer hour at 7 30 pm.
Pastor I A Ball invites continued church growth through businesslike support. Young folks meet at 7 15 PM then join the 8 PM service. C BE topic Sunday is Sing of the Tongue based on James 3 21 2. Miss Evelyn Willard Jeady Morning services at usual hours.
The morning sermon by Pastor Hugh F Moore centers on Growing by Giving as spiritual progress. The evening sermon presents Two Souls, a study in two Bible charters showing a striking contrast. All departments remain in session at the usual hours. everyone is invited to attend.
A sermon extols the pulpit as a force behind democracy and social reform. It cites pastors and ministers as ambassadors for Jesus Christ who shape public opinion, moral law, and industrial progress, urging young business listeners to apply prayer and study to bring righteousness.
The fall meeting of College Springs Presbytery of the United Presbyterian Church will be held there next Tuesday, Sept. 20, starting at 9 a.m. and continuing through the day and evening. Delegates from U P churches of Southwest Iowa and part of Northwest Missouri attend, with public afternoon and evening services featuring leading ministers.
United Presbyterian Pastor J C Currie announces Bible school at 10 AM and preaching at 11 AM and 8 PM PoC VI at 7 PM Cottage prayer Wednesday 8 PM Invitation to all. Evangelical with J Gee Hexflinger holds Sunday school 10 AM and service 11 AM Week from this Sunday Sept 25 Mission Festival observed with welcome to missions friends Sunday school 9:45 Rose Morris superintendent Special music by Des Moines solo Harold Quint Epworth League 6:30 PM Night service follows.
Fragmented notice from the Church of Christ on Cor 8th and Chestnut lists F Shaw minister and mentions services and gatherings. The readable text is garbled with stray phrases about attendance, bread orders, and a baby, reflecting a broken OCR from a church page.
The readable text shows garbled phrases about medals, money on a coat, and questions of packets. Mentions London Mirror and Botsenh appear as stray proper nouns amid distorted quotes. The fragmentary nature offers little coherent event or person details to anchor a proper news card.
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