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Newspaper
Atlantic Evening News
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1908
Page
2
Notice from The News Publishing Company listing Chas F. Chase as president and E. P. Chase as secretary treasurer with CH rise of EH P Chase R K A Chase among directors and stockholders.
A showroom at the office features a selection of stationery with a hue palette for customers. The display highlights various paper types and color swatches, inviting staff to choose preferred tones for correspondence and branding.
The Well-Informed World demands a simple gentle yet effective laxative. California Fig Syrup Co offers Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna as a trusted remedy, ethically produced and widely recommended by physicians for family use. Bottled at fifty cents, available from leading druggists.
Prohibition wave spurs Milwaukee Brewers Association to admit that to save their business they must back a purer distribution system and purge dives. They acknowledge saloon reform as essential and warn against selling to minors and the intoxicated, urging a tougher stand in the industry.
Wednesday night at the corner of Poplar and Fifth streets the local Elks observed the tenth anniversary of the lodge. The Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks is a leading benevolent institution and the local branch is among the strongest in the city during its ten years of existence.
A patent medicine advertisement touts Newhro’s Herpiette as a remedy for dandruff and baldness. It cites Prof Anna as an authority, claims parasites destroy hair vitality, and states the product restores softness and abundance. Sold by Atlantic Drug Company with pricing in 10c, 20c, and $1.00 sizes.
Fragmentary notes reference remnants tied to Minnesota records with unclear dates and entities. The readable text hints at archival scraps or unearthed pieces lacking full context or identifiable subjects.
The Elks lodge No 445 BPOE has grown in numbers and wealth while quietly giving to the needy. Members carry each other’s burdens, assist widows and orphans, and uphold brotherhood without fanfare, earning broad good will and reinforcing the order’s benevolent standing.
The text discusses Roosevelt's political momentum, a congressman filing election expense bills totaling 5.99, and criticism of primary laws. It proposes ballot order reform to balance first-name bias, notes McCumber pension law debates, and mentions Lena King of Marion elected president of the Woman's Relief corps. It also records the Abstract Office moving to a new location in the old Commercial Bank building.
Logan I a veteran J Milliman former lieutenant governor of Iowa was elected department commander by the Grand Army of the Republic last evening Fort Dodge was chosen as the next encampment site The parade featured over 1000 veterans in line and about 1500 registered for the session A large camp fire at the city auditorium followed with speeches by National Commander in Chief G Burton of Kansas and Congressman Hepburn
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