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Newspaper
Atlantic Evening News
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1909
Page
2
Real estate list details multiple tracts around Atlantic and nearby locales. Prices range from 100 to 200 per acre with various acreages and distances, some well improved, others able for division. Several parcels lie within miles of Atlantic, Brarton, and Ani ai, describing cultivation, rents, and potential yields.
A chaotic editorial page from a county press recounts insurgent activity and political clashes. It notes votes on amendments, party lines, and the nearing effect on local governance while marking ongoing conflicts within factions and press coverage.
A fragment from The Times Republician and Corned Bluffs Nonpareil, though not published in Hull’s district, claim to instruct voters while backing a candidate. The tone suggests a heated race with cross-paper influence and perceived bias in coverage.
In Des Moines, Republicans protest Hull's record while promising to back a wealthier opponent. The piece depicts Hull as effective for Des Moines and mocks rival Turmedly, highlighting intra-party tensions and the city’s political climate.
Fragmented notes describe travel through SHAEL Citys and Atlantic dates, with references to Tony Hale, Rock application, and a mix of names, events, and places. The text reveals a chaotic stream of lines about journeys, people, and urban scenes, capturing a newspaper-card mood of wandering reportage.
The excerpt critiques war costs and government policy, noting battleship expenses near 10 million dollars and the 15 year life of a ship. It argues the price of a single cannon shot could fund a college education, and contrasts naval outlays with Harvard Hampton and Tuskegee, urging budget focus on education and reform.
The Telegraph and rival papers clash over morals and graft in state affairs. Protests by the Cornell Meat Producers Association against free hides tariffs are noted, while criticisms of officials and reformers reflect ongoing political tensions and accusations of corruption.
Hundreds lined up at the drug store to try Root Juice after a local promotion. Readers report cures and improved digestion after using several bottles, with testimonials naming Albert Timlick of Cantrell and other residents. The tonic is advertised at one dollar per bottle, with three bottles suggested for best effect.
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