WISE TALK BY OFFICE BOY AT A HARDWARE STORE
An office boy at Deering's Hardware seeks a young woman up to 22 with a sweet disposition who can sing, play piano, and converse in one language. He touts the store’s vast kitchen and furnishing stock, promising low prices and steel-guarded guarantees for perfect satisfaction and money back.
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Kitcham
Publication details for Atlantic Iowa newspaper
The text lists publication information for a newspaper in Atlantic Iowa including the News Publishing Company executives Charles F Chase and R K A Chase. It notes editors and pricing for carrier and mail subscriptions and shows postal classification details.
Atlantic Evening News Circulation Record 1908
I E P Chase declares as secretary treasurer of The News Publishing Company that the Atlantic Evening News had a paid circulation of 1 880 copies on August 18 1908. Subscribed and sworn before Notary Harry Cavenaugh on August 19 1908 in Cass County Iowa.
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News Publishing
Chas. F. Chase
RE. P. Chase
R. K. A Chase
Atlantic Iowa
Congress
State of Iowa
Cass County
Coming Events State Fair Des Moines August to November
A list of fairs and events includes the State Fair in Des Moines from August 20 to 28, Massena fair August 31 to September 2, Cass County Fair September 14 to 17, Des Moines Conference M E Church annual session in Clarinda September 9, District Court September 22, and the General election in November.
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Des Moines
Des Moines Conference
M. E
Clarinda
Bryan Faces Decline as 1908 Support Shifts Among Parties
The St Louis Globe Democrat argues Bryan cannot count on 1908 gains as Populists and Silver Republicans drift back to their old parties. It notes Watson leads populists in 1908, most western populists favor Republicans, and Silver Republicans mostly reunite with Republicans, leaving Bryan with a smaller electoral base than in 1896 or 1900.
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Fle
Jas. B. Weaver
Bryan
Weaver
General Weaver
Teller and
Dubois
St. Louis
McKinley
Thomas E. Watson
Watson
Colorado
Montana
Idaho
Nebraska
Roosevelt
Teller
United States
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Malvern Leader Endorses Walter J. Smith for Senatorship
A Malvern Leader editorial echoes strong support for Walter J. Smith as a preferred successor to Senator Allison. It argues Smith would be welcomed by factions, effective in Congress, and could ensure law and order without harming business or employment. The piece contrasts Taft and Bryan, favoring Taft for temperament and steadiness.
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Malvern
Smith
Walter J. Smith
Allison
Iowa
Congress
Taft
Bryan
White House
Mr. Bryan
Baltimore Sun
Notice of Republican County Convention Cass County Iowa 1908
The Republican County Central Committee of Cass county Iowa calls delegates from Cass precincts to convene August 29 1908 in Atlantic Iowa to select 11 delegates for Des Moines September 1 1908 to nominate a candidate for the Iowa Supreme Court to fill the Bishop death vacancy. Mullins chairman Wood secretary.
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Cass County
Iowa
Republican Central Committee of
Republicans of
Des Moines
Supreme Court
Charles A. Bishop
Atlantic
Opera House
Republican County Central Committee
Seaman Auctioneer Promotes Sales in Cass Counties
E. C. Seaman auctioneer of Atlantic Iowa announces regular sales in Cass and adjoining counties with reasonable terms. Office with Liz Collins on West Fourth street. Office phones Musson 51 Bell 41. Residence phone Musson 419 Green.
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Cass
Liz Collins
West Fourth St
Musson
Bell
Green
Big Trees The Cloud Piercing Sequoias of Northern California
Humboldt hosts the tallest United States tree a sequoia perched on ridges amid a vast forest. The redwood belt spans from Del Norte to southern Humboldt with trunks reaching 26 feet in diameter and 400 feet tall. Two thousand acres of redwoods extend along the Chetco river in Oregon and widen to thirty five miles in Mendocino County before thinning southward.
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Humboldt
United States
Boston
New York
Chicago
St. Louis
Pacific Coast
Oregon
Chetco River
Chetco
del Norte County
Humboldt County
Mendocino
Humboldt Standard
The Mighty Lion and Cat Tricks Revealed
A Milwaukee Sentinel report quotes Allen Williams on wild cats and lion taming. He notes limited animal intelligence, explains why circus trainers use two whips, and describes how lions react to order disruption, often failing to perform if sequences break.
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Allen Williams
Milwaukee Sentinel
Delays Are Dangerous Milk Quarrel Cartoon Item
A humorous exchange shows a lady insisting the milk is sour while a dealer defends offering fresh milk days earlier. The brief panel echoes small town newspaper banter, with captions from Cleveland Leader and other papers, plus a joke about a postman and overdue payments.
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Cleveland
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W. C. Haywood
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H. F. Duval
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B. A. Johnson
George Idwards
Chas. S. Fulton
George A. Kirk
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London
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Republican County Convention
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Green Bay Lumber
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Prop’s
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Delaware County
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Naet System
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Towa
Newbro
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Detroit
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Ambridge
C. Parmelee
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