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Newspaper
Atlantic Evening News
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1909
Page
2
Atlantic Evening News lists Chas F Chase HE Chase R K A Chase as directors and stockholders in a local corporate roster.
An editorial in The Washington Star dated November 22 argues that Patrician-minded readers should note Missouri's Champ Clark predicts a Democratic House. It discusses Cannonism, Reedism, Crispism, and Payne and Dingley laws, questioning who ultimately controls the party and the duty of insurgents versus the majority. It cites historical party loyalty and pivotal moments in political leadership.
In a House session last spring Mr. Clark offered a measure to show democratic stance on a tavist issue, but it failed. Clark presented mobil but failed to keep his group together at crucial moments. Are Republican ills so heavy that voters will turn to unknown options?
Senator C C Dowell said he would not withdraw from the district's congressional race and dismissed rumors of a conference with Judge Prouty. His friends affirm no withdrawal talk occurred and Dowell plans to remain a candidate after due deliberation. The piece also comments on a Chestnut Street business scene and mentions Walter Wellman.
The piece surveys political jabs and literary fuss, noting Knox hints on Zelaya, Richardson from Cumberland Enterprise, and Davis of Minnesota firing fulminations. It mocks Cannon’s successors, references Poet Watson’s verse and Lady Asquith, and cites Dolliver’s fiery Chicago speech amid Kansas populist remnants.
The reminiscence highlights Dr. Temmert’s shift from belief to active pursuit, claiming faith moves the spirit toward its aims. Darkness vanishes when light is turned on, and the text credits faithful practice for inner peace.
George F. Jang owner of the Atlantic Hotel will again take control around year start after Jap Pierce withdraws. Lang, with his wife, built up a strong business and plans to continue high standards. Also notes Ellis Memorial service omitted list. deceased members named: Hansen, OConnell, Hawks, Gardner, Leet, Stewart, Low, Conerd, Brown, Nieman, Goodspeed, Dunn, Whipple, Hopley, Beekman.
Cass County Medical Society convened today at the Y M C A rooms with the published program continued. A memorial to Dr. Emmert by Dr. Stultz of Wiota was featured, noted elsewhere in this paper.
Notice from the Elks committee asks all Elks to attend the club rooms this evening for a special event.
A parade of sleighs and bop sleds brightens the day as Banker John Peterson of Elk Horn is reported about the same. Dr. Porterfield returns from Chicago on business. Wm. Mailander of Wiota plans a public sale on the 15th. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Archer of Adel visit Mrs. Archer and sisters Casad and Minnie Lynch. M. Alexander promotes holiday goods with a large ad, promising the best selection at his north-of-town stand, buying dead hogs at top prices.
Dr W U Hummer of Oransky’s Office is listed with contact. The News rejects sympathy for strikes, argues workmen harm themselves more than others, and notes switchmen seeking higher pay may not be entitled. It ends urging advertising in the News.
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