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Newspaper
Atlantic Evening News
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1908
Page
2
A store encounter colors a discussion on grafters reformers and ovens. The office boy’s tale compares reformers to overfed bakers and highlights modern kitchen devices that save labor, urging customers to visit the store for updated culinary gear and efficiency.
The notice lists subscription options and prices: by carrier one year 2.50, six months 2.50, one month 0.50, by mail within the United States 3.00, and foreign addresses. The page shows formatting errors but conveys available terms for domestic and foreign subscriptions and indicates editor and associate editor roles.
I E P Chase secretary treasurer of The News Publishing Company sworn August 26 1908 reports paid circulation of Atlantic Evening News Cass County Iowa as 1380 copies on August 25 1908. Notary Harry Cavenaugh signed.
Massena Fair runs August 31 to September 2. Cass County Fair scheduled September 14 to 22. Des Moines Conference M. E. Church annual session in Clarinda on September 9. District Court session begins September 22. General election on November 3. Events cover regional fairs, church meeting and court and election dates.
A Des Moines gathering of over a thousand Republican leaders forged a unified plan for the party’s November victory. Despite earlier factional fights, the conference produced a calm, respectful path toward the senatorial contest and promised robust GOP support, while Democratic vultures retreated and a banquet symbolized renewed harmony. A catalog note adds a carload of hot water and steam heating appliances arriving for delivery.
Republican delegates from Cass county Iowa are called to assemble in Atlantic in the opera house August 29 1908 at 11:00 AM to select 11 delegates for the state convention Des Moines September 9 1908 to nominate a Supreme Court judge to fill the Bishop vacancy. L F Mullins chairman B A Wood secretary August 17 1908.
The text promotes Prof. Leon as a trusted, highly regarded clairvoyant and medical medium based in Atlantic. It claims public recognition, warns against charlatans, and invites consultations daily and Sundays with hours from 10:00 AM to 8:00 PM and Sunday 1 to 4 PM. It asserts No Cure No Pay and promises substantial proof of power.
An advertisement urges readers to seek a so called gifted man who will grant wishes and control over marriage sickness deaths travels divorces separations lawsuits wills deeds mortgages and lost friends, claiming to bring happiness wisdom and boldness.
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