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Newspaper
Atlantic Evening News
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1908
Page
2
A terse item appears about a local editor bearing a price or fee of 2.50 with unclear surrounding context. The fragment hints at a financial note or advertisement involving a small charge. No identifiable people, places, or organizations are readable from the fragment.
Notary public Harry Cavenaugh serves Cass County, officiating legal documents and witnessing signatures as an appointed official.
Massena continues its annual fair spanning the late summer holiday period with exhibits, rides, and entertainment scheduled across several days from August 81st to September 2nd, drawing families and visitors from the region.
Republican delegates from Cass county Iowa are called to a convention in Atlantic on August 29 1908 to select 11 delegates for the state convention in Des Moines September 9 1908 and to nominate a candidate for Supreme Court to fill the Bishop death vacancy. L F Mullins chairman B U Wood secretary dated August 17 1908.
A fragment notes that aggressive labor and business clashes could bankrupt firms nationwide and push thousands of workers toward soup kitchens for basic sustenance, underscoring grave economic tension and potential social distress.
Mr Bryan appeals to merchants to back his protectionist ideas. He argues free trade rarely appears in everyday practice and cites widespread home merchant protection laws. He notes itinerant vendors face licenses, and business groups enforce rules, shaping stable values and preventing price demoralization that harms merchants.
The Des Moines speech frames free trade as a revenue tariff with minimal incident protection, arguing Bryan seeks to remove protective barriers and flood the market with foreign goods, while a Republican revision would preserve protection to sustain wages and domestic industry under a strong tariff system.
A man in Butte Montana reports using Newbro's Herpicide from April 6 99 to cure baldness. Within 20 days hair grew across his scalp and by July 2 his head was thick with hair. The ad claims the product destroys the germ causing dandruff and baldness and starts new growth. Sold by leading druggists with samples available for 10 cents.
A promotional notice extols Prof. Leon as a premier medium and clairvoyant reliable beyond ordinary fortune tellers. It claims he can reveal full life details and predict marriage, sickness, deaths, travels, and legal matters. The piece urges readers to consult him for guidance to gain happiness, prosperity, and answers to domestic and personal troubles.
Are you sick and uncertain if your doctor can help. Prof Leon markets a natural cure claim promising relief without medicine. He presents himself as a trusted healer, offering hours from 10:00 AM to 8:00 PM and Sundays 1 to 4 PM.
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