Local News Publishing Company Ledger and Rates
The piece lists the News Publishing Company with Chas F Chase as president and editor, E P Chase associate editor, and officers including secretary treasurer. It notes postal registration in Atlantic, Iowa and inscribes subscription rates for carriers and mail including yearly, six months, one month, and foreign delivery prices.
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Chas F. Chas
RE. P. Chase
Chas F. Chase
P Chase
R. Chase
Atlantic
Towa
U.S
Cass County Republicans Hear Multiple Local Nomination Announcements
A flood of 1908 primary announcements from Cass County Iowa lists candidates for Representative, County Attorney, County Recorder, County Superintendent of Schools, Treasurer, Clerk of the District Court, Supervisor, and other offices. Names include John W. Scott L H Pine D M Hobart Ralph E King H W Chehock C Worthing G A Hill Lawrence R Forsythe Geo S Kirk Bertha A Johnson W A Dowell and A Meredith, with primaries set for June 1908 and Republican voter will in Cass County.
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Cass County
Iowa General Assembly
John W. Scott
L. H. Pine
D. M. Hobart
Ralph E. King
H. W. Chehock
Anita Public Schools
C. Worthing
G.A Hill
Massena Two
District Court
Iowa
Lawrencer. Forsythe
Geo,s Kirk
Bertha A A. Johnson
Twill
Tom Cass County
General Assembly
W.A. Dowell
Pri- Maries
Vad
United States
A.meredith
Atlantic
E. Shannon
Circulation Statement for Atlantic Evening News 1908
I E P Chase, secretary treasurer of News Publishing Company in Atlantic Iowa, swears the paid circulation of the Atlantic Evening News on April 2 1908 was 1073 copies. Subscribed and sworn April 8 1908 by E P Chase before Notary Harry Cavenaugh.
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State of Iowa
Cass County
Ss. I. E. P .Chase
News Publishing Company
Atlantic Evening News
Atlantic
Iowa
I. P. Chase
E. P. Chase
Harry Cavenaugh
Cass Co
Factional divides in the Republican party spark county campaign
The News discusses the split between Cummins and Allison factions led by Meredith and Scott, noting primaries in June will reveal alignments. It accuses the Telegraph of taking sides and contends the News printed Scott’s statement without permission, urging the Telegraph to stay out of its political department.
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Republican Party
the Telegraph
Port Sumpter
Billy Patterson
Repblican Party
Telegraph
Cummins
Meredith
Scott
Warden Jones Honored by Prisoners at Fort Madison
Warden N. N. Jones of the Fort Madison penitentiary resigns after long service. Prisoners raised a silver service as a token of gratitude for his humane leadership. He plans to return to private life and make Griswold his home in Cass County.
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N. N. Jones
Port Madison
Jones
Fort Madison Penitentiary
Cass County
Griswold
Bryan Day in Des Moines Draws Democrats from City and State
Bryan Day in Des Moines gathered Democrats from the city and many from across the state. The event showcased party enthusiasm and regional support for upcoming campaigns.
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Bryan
Des Moines
State
Ora Williams and the Taft Iowa platform clash
A political column critiques Ora Williams and his resume of Iowa politics for Mr. Taft, arguing his opinion may reflect Governor Cummins and urging a transparent confession. The piece also notes Bryan as the Democratic front figure, popular yet electorally weak, praised by opponents and supporters alike for his intelligence and charisma.
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Qora Williams
Iowa
Taft
Ora
Cummins
For Sale Residence On Lo Cust Street Bargain
Historic ad lists a modern eight room house on two full lots with basement furnace gas electric light sewer connection and barn. It notes 100 ft frontage 150 ft deep fruit shade poultry house and a bargain sale with quick action requested. Also mentions Burgner's clothing and style emphasis.
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Locust Street
B. R
Fairbanks Tariff Stand Spurs Immediate Special Session
Vice President Fairbanks urged Republicans to back a tariff revision now with a protective tilt and warned against an extra session after March 4. He favors a post election special session to push reform, arguing Democratic House control could derail timely action.
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Fairbanks
House
Notice to Remove Manure and Rubbish by May First 1908
Public health warning orders property owners to clear all manure offal and rubbish from premises and alleys. Privy vaults and cess pools must be cleaned. Issued by order of the Board of Health.
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Board of Health
Bell line switches force farmers to Bell service
Manager Han of the Bell Telephone local exchange reports many farmers on the Five Mile Line connected with the Mussons have been compelled to switch to Bell to obtain service. On Tuesday evening April 7 the Aeolian Ladies Quartet will give a concert at Fletcher Chapel with a strong program of music and readings.
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Han
The
Bell Telephone Company
Five Mile Line
Mussons
Aeolian Ladies’ Quartette
Fletcher Chapel
Wis
Atlantic Gas & Fuel Co Announces New Manager
After purchasing the Atlantic Gas and Fuel Plant the company pledges improved service. Mr. Chambers will devote full time to the business. Customers may call 203 Musson Phone for inquiries or service.
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Atlantic Gas & Fuel
Chambers
Musson
Atlantic Gas & Fuel CO
Man Who Cares Burgner Clothes Offer Style
The Burgner made clothes have a distinct hang and style. If you want to be well dressed, Burgner can tailor your spring suit. Also, gas stoves are promoted as safe and convenient, with the Detroit Jewels cited as the best model by Atlantic Gas & Fuel Co.
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Burgner’s
Abt
Fourth Street
Detroit Jewels
Dot Atlantic Gas & Furl CO
A Good Investment Brick Building For Sale
Exclusive sale of the brick building occupied by Highleys grocery with a net price of $6,000. Monthly rent listed at $45. Contact D. A. Shuter for details.
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Highley's
D. A. Shuter
New Line of Kitchen Cabinets at Osborn's Furniture House
The Quality Store promotes a new line of kitchen cabinets claimed as the best in the market at Osborn's Furniture House. Local shoppers are invited to inspect the range and compare prices and finishes.
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Osborn’s’ Furniture House
Bou
Notice to call J A McWaid for gas office delays
Parties told to contact J A McWaid at his office when the gas office fails to respond. The notice directs callers to reach his office for handling overdue gas office inquiries and clarifies the contact point.
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J. A. McWaid
DeLano Estate Seeks Buyer For Forested Five Acre Grounds
The home place of L. L. DeLano, deceased, is for sale seven blocks from the post office. Grounds span five acres with forest, fruit and ornamental trees, shrubs and small fruits. The house has fourteen rooms, modern features, full basement, heating furnace and grates, city water and electric light. Inquire of W. W. Straight, Administrator. Also a special Saturday offer: 6-fr granite kettle filled with good coffee for $1.00 at THA STORE, Dait.
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L. L. DeLano
Iowa
W. W. Straight
Season of Mstlessness and spring disorders remedy
An old advertisement touts Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea as a preventive for spring illnesses. It claims the tea or tablets keep you strong and vigorous for 35 cents, sold by Atlantic Drug Co.
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Donlz
Adam
Newbro
Herplelde Co
Detroit
Mich
Atlantic Drug Company
Hollister
Five Mile Grove Farm Notes and Local Changes
Farmers sow wheat and Mrs Mary Warren visits Lyman Warren near Lewis. Lawson moves Johnson farm house for a new residence. Clark Swiger has a very sick horse. Fred Warren lays foundations for a new home. Elmer Fellet of Casey visits parents. Grove telephone line now connects through Musson central instead of Bell line.
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Five Mile Grove
Mary Warren
Lyman
Lewis
Lawson
Johnson
Clark Swiger
Fred Warren
Elmer Fellett
Casey
Musson Central
Chicago Markets Report From April 3 Hogs Cattle and Sheep
Hogs receipts reach 16000 with weak top at 6.25. mixed and butchers 5.75 to 6.20, good heavy 5.95 to 6.20, rough heavy 5.70 to 5.90, light 5.75 to 6.15, bulk 6.00 to 6.10, pigs 4.70 to 5.60. Cattle receipts 1500 steady. beeves 4.60 to 7.30, cows and heifers 2.00 to 6.00, stockers and feeders 5.25 to 5.25, westerns 4.50 to 5.50. Sheep receipts 5000 weak. sheep 4.75 to 6.80, lambs 6.00 to 7.85. Estimated tomorrow: hogs 14000, cattle 200, sheep 2000.
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Chicago
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Panera
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