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Newspaper
Atlantic Evening News
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1911
Page
2
A notification to subscribers instructs them to report irregular or unsatisfactory newspaper delivery to the office rather than the carrier. It asks for cooperation to handle changes and complaints promptly to improve service.
The News trusts Governor Carroll to thoroughly vet judge candidates and exclude those with bad habits. It warns against political meddling and a scheme to place a discrediting appointee, urging integrity and caution before the appointment. It notes Iowa corn harvest timing and mentions job printing at The News.
The text questions who will replace Standard Oil as the main target of public denunciation after its dissolution. It weighs United States Steel, packers, American Tobacco, the Sugar Trust, and railroads as likely candidates and notes editors seek a strong stand before audiences. It also mentions Des Moines Moon Law saloons and Carrie Nation’s death, then praises Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy.
A thirty year sufferer from dandruff and scalp eczema reports dramatic relief after using one Cuticura Soap cake and one Cuticura Ointment box. He praises the treatment, offers to share experiences, and notes Cuticura as his lifelong choice. Sold by Potter Drug & Chem. Corp, with a free 32 page care booklet.
Iowa farmers, who shunned politics according to the recent election, preside over corn fields that fuel a surge in wealth, adding a million dollars every twelve hours to the state’s economy as political pressure looms.
A retrospective on Judge Prouty who spent a decade railing against Hull and Aldrich, denouncing big interests, and vowing to help the people. He claimed to seek lower taxes, independence in Congress, and tariff reform to aid consumers, culminating in a seat in the House on April 4.
The Capital notes Judge Prouty voted against Canadian reciprocity as too one sided, then backed away admitting confusion, later aligning with Cannon and Mann on a broader free list bill. It calls Prouty’s ten year campaign a political shift to win votes, and credits The Capital with vindication as the bill passed the House on April 12, 1911.
A Des Moines Capital editorial praises Judge Prouty for vindicating Hull Cannon Aldrich and other Republicans in Congress. It also urges the judge to commend The Capital and acknowledge past errors. A health ad touts Chamberlain's tablets and notes a Kensington Ladies Aid Society gathering at Mrs Wellman's West Seventh Street home from 2:30 to 6:00.
TO THE PUBLIC Our store will be open evenings In the future till eight o'clock. 2d9wl STIER GROCERY CO. You make no mistake when you place your order with the Wilker Monument Works. Dr. H. K. Wiliams, dentist, over Alexander's store. There is one medicine that every family should be provided with and especially during the summer months viz Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. It costs but a quarter. Can you afford to be without it? For sale by all dealers.
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