Cass County Republican Primary Candidates Announced
A series of Cass county notices announces candidates for county attorney treasurer clerk district court supervisor and superintendent of schools all subject to June Republican primaries in 1908. Names include L H Pine E C Worthing Lawrence R Forsythe Geo S Kirk Bertha A Johnson and C Meredith with others such as E Shannon B A Goodspeed C L Edwards.
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Cass County
Iowa General Assembly
Republican Party
John W. Scott
L. H. Pine
O.M. Hobart
E. C. Worthing
Ass County
G.A Hill
Massena Two
Iowa
Lawrence R. Forsythe
Geo. S. Kirk
Bertha A. Johnson
United States
C.a.meredith
Atlantic
E. Shannon
B.A. Goodspeed
Juve Sad
C. LL. Edwards
Circulation Statement for Atlantic Evening News 1908
Be it known that E P Chase secretary treasurer of News Publishing Company states paid circulation of Atlantic Evening News in April 1908 was 1005 copies. Subscribed and sworn before Notary Public Harry Cavenaugh on April 29 1908. Order coal from Green Easy Lumber Co.
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News Publishing Company
IF. Chase
Dw PL Chase
Chas F. Chase
E. P Chase
R. K. A. Chase
Tate
Iowa
Cass County
BE. F .Canase
Atlantic Evening News
Atlantic
E. P. Chase
Harry Cavenaugh
Cass Co
Green Esay Lumber CO
Auditor Carroll Reveals Startling Iowa Finances Figures
State Auditor Carroll, amid partisan rhetoric, presents Iowa treasury figures showing reduced balances each year under Governor Cummins. Outstanding warrants dated Feb 1, 1908 ran high, leaving an overdraft and prompting criticism of state spending and revenue management.
Meredith urged to heed Cass county GOP on senator vote
The letter questions why Mr. Meredith accepts Cass county GOP support on state measures yet resists their guidance on United States senatorship. It argues if he follows Polk county advice, he should follow Cass county wishes on all issues, noting past votes and the need to represent local constituents. It recalls a 1910 position urging Des Moines representation.
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Cass County
United
Polk County
United States
Cass
Meredith
Teddy’s Last Line Lays Heavily on Stomach
A terse diary style note suggests Teddy felt a heavy weight or burden while drafting his final sentence, hinting at stress or fatigue influencing his composition. The remark signals personal struggle behind a presumably decisive writing moment.
Governor Bryar Proves Fit for Job and Stage
Governor John Bryar appears able to perform the duties of office as well as the role he has long practiced. His tenure suggests competence and confidence in both tasks, with observers noting his familiarity and effectiveness.
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John Bryar
John
Iowa Senate Clash and Des Moines Rally Boosts Allison
The piece argues for Senator Allison amid claims of his vitality and influence, noting a naval expansion as offset to treasury concerns. It highlights Dolliver’s Des Moines meeting lifting support, and reports Democrats in the district filing no other nomination besides Walter I. Smith for Congress, implying a likely re-election.
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Dolliver
Des Moines
Iowa
Walter I. Smith
Smith
Scott stance on senatorial matter draws state attention
John W. Scott has opened a field of legitimate discussion in the senatorial issue, a move that unsettles the legislature's past rush to back the bidder for the test vote. His pledge to obey the law if elected strengthens his appeal and unsettles opponents to Senator Allison across the state.
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John W. Scott
United States
Scott
Commonwealth
Allison
Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea Promises Relief
Advertisement touts Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea as a cure for headache constipation kidney and liver troubles claiming it makes you well and strong. Prominent sales pitch offers Tea or Tablets for 35 cents from Atlantic Drug Co The Egotist carries a humorous Harper's Weekly remark about Ta mighty glad Poowasiwt born a bird.
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Hollister
Atlantic Drug Co
Harper’s Weekly
Strange tale of a tramp tied to a tree and freed by daggers
A Chicago News report recounts a wild tale of a tramp bound to a tree by bandits. He claims his escape came when his old girl passed, and he cut himself free with her daggers, prompting a dramatic reunion with a concerned lady at a wayside cottage.
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Chicago News
Competent judges endorse Herpicide for hair health
Letters from two beauty professionals praise Newbro's Herpicide for stopping hair loss and removing dandruff. Bertha A. Trullinger, Complexion Specialist of Portland, and Grace Dodge, Beauty Doctor of Portland, endorse it and urge purchase via druggists. Sample offer and price details included from The Florpicide Co. Detroit. Atlantic Drug Company.
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Newbro
Bertha A. Trullinger
Morrison St
Portland
Ore
Grace Dodge
Sixth St
Florpicide Co
Detroit
Mich
Plays and Players in 1907 Season Highlights
Henrietta Crosman plans revivals. David Warfield a new season play. Frank Daniels to debut a new musical comedy next season. Jerome Ek Clyde Fitch to write for Grace George. Mrs Tiske impresses critics with Rosmersholm. Ziegfeld to star Bickel and Watson in The Follies of 1907. Margaret Mayo’s Commencement Days to be produced by John Cort. Nat Goodwin to retire from stage and pursue mining interests.
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Henrietta Crosman
David Warfield
Frank Daniels
Jerome Ek
Jerome
Clyde Fitch
Grace George
Tiske
Rebecca West
Margaret Mayo
John Cort
Modes of the Moment in Linen Suits and Frocks
The New York Post notes washable linen suits will lead price wars with color ed trimmings. A Greek classic drapery influence replaces Lady Hamilton and Romney styles as skirts grow longer and sweeping. Street suits rise by an inch while walking and other frocks mirror semitailored trims.
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Lady Hamilton
Greece
New York Post
Grass is awful short this year in Vermont field
Uncle Eph Kinney, in Vermont, notes the unusually short grass in his clover field as a neighbor jokes about bees. The exchange evokes rural humor from Woman's Home Companion.
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Vermont
Eph Kinney
Uncle Eph
Poised Plot in Parlor as Mice Attract Poison Cake
In a Denver News Times snippet, Mrs Newed declares intent to spread poison on angel cake for mice to reach in the parlor. Mr Newed questions the plan, noting the poison could be wasted elsewhere.
Uses for Old Tin and Tin Recycling
Old tin serves many purposes from lining trunks to covering items with refined sheets. Across regions, businesses trim tin from discarded cans and scrap to repurpose or resell tin coating removal services.
Latitude for Criminals in Buenos Aires Jail System
A report notes that criminals in Buenos Aires serving long terms are often granted daily parole hours to attend to private business, allowing their livelihoods to continue despite lengthy sentences. The item highlights the system’s parole practice and its impact on reform efforts.
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Beunos Ayres
Local Drayman Seeks Railway Baggage and Garden Work
I offer baggage handling to and from trains and light draying. I can plow gardens and seek any line of work. Please leave orders at Bradley's store Walnut street or Steinke's Chestnut street, call residence No. 890 one ring.
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Bradley’s
Walnut Street
Steinke’s
Chestnut Street
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