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Newspaper
Atlantic Evening News
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1908
Page
2
Rates show Wy carrier options with one year at 35.00 dollars and six months at 2.50, one month at 0. BO. Mail subscriptions priced for United States addresses at one year, and a separate foreign country rate noted as 4.00.
The piece argues Allison Republicans will back the party nominees in the upcoming election, dismissing suggestions of dissent. It notes John Voorhees as a leading Democrat candidate, predicts his defeat, and cites past Republican loyalty to Meredith. The column also mentions a Kansas example of a Democrat wife opposing her Republican husband in public life.
The passage notes the strong backing from progressive Republicans for Dolliver, even urging his nomination for vice president. It warns against linking this support to a potential vacancy in a senate seat, and declines to discuss such insinuations while acknowledging the evident enthusiasm.
Do not wear watch fobs and pin watches inside pockets. Leave valuables with the hotel clerk and watch the clerk. Give exact change to buffet staff. Insure any carried grip. Limit handshakes with strangers. Suspect everyone. After 9 PM avoid alley entrances. If robbed, stay calm. more robberies will occur.
A chaotic OCR fragment preserves scattered terms like REMNANTS and SERSIATS with stray mentions of ewes. The readable content is minimal, offering little clear event, date, or involved entities.
Taft supporters in Chicago declare the race over while Iowa bankers convene in Sioux City. The piece warns of financial schemes and “gold brick” artists amid headlines of frauds beyond fake oil wells and mines.
Tuesday night two five dollar bills advertised in the News were claimed at 9 o'clock when Mr. Al. Rettt brought them to the office requesting return to the owner. The item proves advertising columns yield results.
Lon H Boydson, now in Des Moines after years as Montezuma’s Democratic publisher, stopped in Omaha on his way from Nebraska. He laments political newspapers and recalls Seattle, real estate bubbles, and city improvements. He notes two million in Seattle remodeling, a forthcoming exposition, and his own real estate stakes plus a bond-contracting start. He plans to travel to Seattle after Oakland, visiting his stepsister. We offer Venetian carpet pricing from Fred Alexanders.
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