24 Sep 1921
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1921
Page
1
Post office notice from Ausatic date March 3 1879 lists subscription rates by carrier and mail with durations and prices. Rates include one month six months one year and mail to Canada and foreign countries with corresponding prices. Associated Press copyright statement concludes the snippet.
Subscribers to the News Telegraph are urged to arrange evening delivery by calling before 8 o clock. Red 403 is provided for scheduling. This telephone number is not the News Telegraph's official number.
The News-Telegraph introduces new features obtained at cost to distinguish the paper as a big league daily. The features include a regular service with cartoons from Dorman Smith Cond0 Allman Stanley and Satterfield, plus photographs of major world events.
Cartoon style verse notes a sleepy narrator retreating to his room after watching village clocks strike midnight. The piece hints at restless nights and the humor of everyday insomnia and foiled plans.
A playful prose voice contrasts nightlife in a village with a sleeper’s calm. The narrator recalls night scenes of light, music, and roaming danger, mentioning petty theft, a knife attack, and a shooting among gangsters, then endorses rest over peril. Strong entities include Bill Jimpson Jasper Jinks Boggs Mile Pete Carrow.
The New Republic condemns the Ku Klux Klan as a grotesque, debauched public menace exposed by the New York World. It criticizes Imperial Wizard Colonel Simmons for his grandiose titles, schemes, and immense dues as he expands the Invisible Empire across states, urging public insult rather than fear.
There will be no preaching services at the Presbyterian church morning or evening. Sunday school is at 16:00. The mid week meeting is held Wednesday evening at 7 30 P M.
NEW. SORGHUM. A modern plant and twenty years experience. We can give you light or heavy Amber or Orange Sorghum as you prefer. Call 16 on-44, Bray ton, or connect to factory on River to River road, 10 miles north of Atlantic. When you order bread be sure you get Eatmor.
New York reports a shift from price codes to plain figures in merchandise pricing. Buyers pressure retailers to drop coded marks as codes obscure true costs, allowing varied charges. Origins trace to early trade spying, with codes evolving into multiple decryptions across categories, especially garments, amid a broader move to one price points.
The Cass County Red Cross Executive Committee met in the Cass County office. John Curry was chosen to represent Cass County at the national convention in Columbus Ohio during the first week of October. Mrs Eno Sekweda of Lyman is mentioned as improving. The column promotes awareness of the Iowa State College for the Blind at Vinton Iowa with details on its campus, student body and training programs.
Washington daily weather notes a September closing with moderate northern temperatures and near average rains across northern Rockies and plains. A sharp cold wave and killing frosts are forecast for eastern North America, with tropical storms forming near October 1 threatening southern coasts and West Indies. Crop guidance urges delaying or advancing crops based on regional maturation. An October chill and crop failures in Oceanica feed Canada and U.S. crop questions.
Local residents attend visits and church cleanup as a Wayne County page records social activity. The McLaughlins from Agdubon visit John Gates, Perkins family travels through Lewis, and a Methodist church housecleaning with basket lunch occurs. Football practice games seen with Griswold visitors and an Elliott team defeat highlight the week.
We thank neighbors and friends for kindness and moral offerings during our bereavement. GC G Jacobson and family. When you order bread be sure you get Eatmor. News Telegraph want ads get results.
Indianapolis hosts a national Grand Army encampment with plans for tablet dedication and speeches by Gov Oliver P Morton. Local committees prepare to welcome forty thousand visitors as allied G A R organizations gather during encampment week.
Help wanted advertisement offering any-work in plumbing and heating. Call Blue 497. Service and satisfaction guaranteed. Ray D Coker, 402 Walnut Street, Op 22.
Sunday we serve roast spring chicken mashed potatoes gravy sweet potatoes sliced tomatoes Waldorf salad Loganberry pie Ebbetiat ice tea coffee and milk. Entire bill 504 at Pullman Hotel. Garyer and Weibley.
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