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Newspaper
Atlantic Evening News
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1908
Page
2
The record notes solid support for Cummins and Allison, with Winnebago shown as backing Cummins. The concise summary marks Cummins as favored by Winnebago while Allison retains solid backing elsewhere.
An assortment of short entries lists shop services and items for sale. Dyeing shoes specialty offered. Walnut case Hillstone organ in good order exchanged for a Story & Clark piano, $10. Address 319 Chestnut. Employment ads seek a young woman to manage cigar counter or a chamber maid for the Pullman Hotel. Also a five room house with barn for rent at 4295 Appleman.
A series of brief declarations run for various Cass county offices including Representative, County Attorney, County Recorder, County Superintendent of Schools, Treasurer, Clerk of the District Court, Supervisor and related roles. Candidates named include John W. Scott L. H. Pine O M Hobart Ralph E. King H. W. Chehock E C Worthing G A Hill Lawrence R Forsythe and Geo V Kirk among others.
Sold at once nine room house with barn on Poplar Street. Property known as Sones site listed by M N Nichols at 204 Agent. Sale details include owned by KF and M Nichols. Further inquiries directed to agent.
The notice by J. A. McWaid states that parties calling the gas office and not receiving a reply should contact his office. It emphasizes direct communication with the agent and includes the named official for contact.
Morning papers survey the state political scene with seventy three conventions held and 858 delegates chosen for the state convention. Allison delegates total 47334 while Cummins have 38444. twenty six county conventions remain and 826 delegates to be chosen. Allison needs 11943 more to control the convention and Cummins 2084. Monroe county splits its delegation for harmony with eleven stand patters. Marion and Benton counties also report division, while Hancock and Floyd counties show varied alignments.
A pamphlet asserts that regardless of declared causes on death certificates, half of deaths stem from constipation. It urges daily dietary changes to cure the habit and improve health outcomes.
For sale residence lot with good barns categorized as x24, lot fenced and priced cheaply. Information available at my drug store. W. T. Palmer. Also notices the Third Ward Democratic caucus to be held in the grand jury room on Saturday March 14 at the usual hour. Henry Gillett, Committeeman. Also a good nine room house with four lots, good wood shed and barn. For information call on Geo Windhorst, Atlantic Hotel.
The Democrats of Grove township will meet at Cardio's hotel on Saturday March 14 at 2 30 for the purpose of selecting delegates to the county convention to be held on March 21. Casper Beemean, Committeeman.
Democrats of the Fourth Ward meet at 8 PM on Saturday March 14 at the office of S W Straight to select delegates to the county convention. M H Funk committee man.
Large residence with three lots belonging to the estate of the late Mrs. William Young at the corner of Eleventh and Cedar streets is for sale. Apply on the premises or to J B Rockafelow Executor at 513 Chestnut Street.
Early wallpaper buyer offered a splendid selection at Franks Drug Company. Purchasers may trust this stock for popular styles. Also notes Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea to aid digestion and bowel health for 35c, sold by Atlantic Drug Co.
A town saying links luck to all residents knowing a man owns a dress suit. When his status is clear he need not worry about dressing for dinners in his business clothes.
The Philosopher of Folly declares that any man on earth can become famous if he lives long enough. He argues longevity guarantees name recognition in the papers, regardless of merit or notoriety.
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