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Newspaper
Atlantic Evening News
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1911
Page
2
To our subscribers the brief notice asks readers to report irregular or unsatisfactory delivery or address changes to the office rather than the carrier. It urges cooperation to handle changes and complaints promptly and improve service.
The district, normally a Republican stronghold by six to seven thousand, elected Green by under a thousand votes. The News denounces the election as a corrupt plot to save implicated men and institutions and warns of a possible judiciary purge aligning with political crimes.
Fragmentary prose accuses unnamed political figures of cynical schemes and calls out the figure Mabray as a point of reference. The text hints at moral judgment of intelligence in carrying out those schemes within an aging, cut throat political landscape.
The analysis reports a shift in Cass County politics with insurgents who bolted Smith last year voting for Green this year while standpatters stayed home. It notes the normal Republican majority around 1000 and claims significant impact from Pleasant Township voting patterns, suggesting the insurgents’ actions will influence future elections.
The piece argues that Canadian reciprocity will be the defining issue for Taft and the Republican Party in 1912 whether he is renominated or not. It compares past presidents’ trade moves, notes Roosevelt’s Cuba policy, and questions the impact of annexed markets on trade and politics.
The article revisits historic fights over tariff policy and reciprocity, arguing that free trade with Cuba and Canada would harm Iowa farmers and U.S. producers. It critiques Taft’s Canadian deal stance, contrasts Bryan and Taft, and questions Republican readers about supporting free trade versus protection. It asserts the political battle centers on Taft’s Canadian policy and its potential to reshape the party.
The piece quips about Telegraph and Green papers outlook as Taft launches a presidential bid on a Canadian reciprocity platform, predicting how papers will duck and dodge as the campaign unfolds.
US President Taft refuses to allow congress access to State Department records on a $1600 unaccounted sum tied to a portrait expense of $850 for former Secretary Day. Rep Hamlin notes possible secret funds but irregular use of appropriated money prompts investigation.
Election notes discuss a sharp vote drop in Cass County and alleged Green party activity. Postmaster Williams, Beebe, and supporters are accused of liquor promotion for Green influence. Cleveland contests Green election. potential legal actions loom. Admirable digestion ad ends the piece with Chamberlains Tablets endorsement.
Wood & Savery, successors to John Wood in Atlantic, announce farm loans at 5 6 and 8 percent. Call to inquire. Also note White Pine Screen Doors available through Green Bay Lumber Co. The News mentions wedding invites.
Local Franks Drug Company will continue as agents for ZEMO the skin remedy. The firm touts ZEMO’s public favor and curative properties for eczema dandruff and scalp diseases. A limited supply of samples and a free copy of the booklet How to Preserve the Skin are offered to testers.
Local business touts error free service in stonework orders. The ad highlights reliable sourcing and dependable delivery for monuments. It emphasizes customer trust and solid craftsmanship in Wilkes County.
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