21 Sep 1929
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1929
Page
1
Atlantic News Telegraph announces subscription rates and advertising agents and urges subscribers to report late or missing papers by seven o clock. The notice details delivery change or discontinuation steps and provides contact procedures for paper issues.
A 22 year old reminiscence from Oklahoma describes early settlements, cotton farming, and oil prospects in towns like Holdenville and Tulsa. The piece highlights prairie life, cooperative ventures, growing cities, railways, and booming commerce with mention of Cherokee Strip towns and Rogers OK.
The piece surveys oil field impressions and local development, noting rising prosperity in the area. It describes the “natural tee bell” used for heating and cooking, praising its cost and utility for Oklahomans.
A dated editorial argues that a certain Simions resolution would allow opponents to cite prosperous firms as proof tariffs are unnecessary. It warns the measure would extend scrutiny of federal tax returns, expanding government access and eroding tax privacy, while criticizing the Senate finance committee for past overreach and partisan misuse of information.
The piece surveys Iowa political figures and campaigns, mentioning Brookhart, Hoover leadership, and possible gubernatorial contenders. It highlights lobbyist activity, party dynamics, and candidate reputations, with references to Stoddard, Woodbury County, and widespread electoral concerns shaping the state race.
The piece argues that mature workers over forty bring necessary experience for leadership in industry and railroads. It condemns calls to replace seasoned staff with younger workers, stating that executive roles require years to master and train others. It notes eight hangars under construction at Roosevelt-Miell costing over 750 dollars.
The readable fragments describe a kitchen themed scene with recipes and beverages. It mentions red cherry bounce grapefruit fizz and various drinks, along with garbled instructions and unrelated phrases. The source is too corrupted to identify a coherent event or subject.
A damaged OCR snippet recounts a chaotic incident in Missouri. A man was picked up, placed on a stretcher, and taken to a hospital where he regained consciousness and cried that he had not hit the ground yet as he waved at the sky.
A fragment from Rippling Rhymes by Walt Mason satirizes resolve and willpower, referencing a neighbor named Jabez Jasper who is described as wavering under heat of evening while pulling at a two cent gaaper. The piece critiques indecision and social pretensions with comic tone.
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