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Newspaper
Atlantic Evening News
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1910
Page
2
Published Every Evening Except Sunday by Mites are GHAS. F. CHASE. Editor P. CHASE. Associate Editor 36.00 2.50. The fragment lists publishing house and editorial roles with a price line for subscriptions or costs.
The Atlantic newspaper extends best wishes for 1911 and reflects on 1910 as a banner year. It thanks readers for loyalty and friendship, notes local business prosperity, and urges the community to face the new year with determination to achieve future city and personal goals.
Europe based migrants are sought to fill labor gaps in Argentina and Brazil as South American governments offer full ocean passage, initial sustenance, and a labor bureau to place and protect new workers and their families. Immigrant intake is strict and well organized, with agencies actively recruiting across Europe. The Villisca trip is noted as promising in numbers.
A long, fragmented critique on tariffs, protection, and farm versus industrial interests. Advocates preserving an American market with protective tariffs, condemns cheap foreign goods and pauper labor, and urges balanced protection for cattle and wool. Mentions Panama canal policy and calls for broader inter state rail regulation.
Washington reports say Taft and Roosevelt are reconciled with Taft leaning on Roosevelt and Roosevelt signaling support for Taft in 1912. New York sources claim Roosevelt stays firm, declines to be leaned on, implying he remains SHI candidate with plans for 1912.
A moving picture from Judge Willis Brown, guided by Gov Harmon of Ohio. The Biograph feature A Child's Stratagem shows how a child averts a domestic disaster. Selig presents The Queen of Hearts in a romance spanning two worlds featuring Judge Brown.
The firm promotes a dry cleaning process that removes all stains and spots, leaving fabrics looking fresh and new. They highlight an up-to-date plant and rapid turnaround, inviting customers to send items for service and be satisfied.
A vivid promotional notice for a historical romance film featuring scenic splendor and period costumes. It cites influences from Sarah Bernhardt and Patti Davenport, calling it a classic by Elbert Hubbard and promising enjoyment regardless of familiarity with the source work. Also references Edison by Butler and a short comedy GOOD in the lineup.
A western feature described as full of vim and go is promoted as the snappiest redskin picture of the season with a special program scheduled for Monday afternoon and evening.
In a sparse report, Frank Majestic and Joyce as central figures participate in a January testing event. Tarner Keller RAS LANG and John Roots are noted with references to Wisconsin locale and individuals Michael Neieng, indicating a local interest scene.
The Daily Capital announces a $2.00 annual subscription rate arrangement with Des Moines Capital. Readers can pay now to secure a full year of the newspaper at the bargain price, valid through the year 1911.
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