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Newspaper
Atlantic Evening News
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1908
Page
2
A sequence of political event dates lists Republican and Democratic county and state conventions in various Iowa cities including Des Moines Cedar Rapids Waterloo Sioux City and Chicago and Denver National conventions. Key filing deadlines arrive April 23 May 2 and major elections occur June 2 and November 3.
A series of declarations names multiple Cass County Republicans seeking nominations for Iowa offices in June primaries. John W. Scott for Representative, L. H. Pine for County Attorney, O. M. Hobart for County Recorder, Ralph E. King for County Recorder, H. W. Chehock for Superintendent of Schools, E. C. Worthing for Treasurer, G. A. Hill for Treasurer, Lawrence R. Forsythe for Clerk of the District Court, Geo. S. Kirk for County Supervisor, Bertha A. Johnson for County Superintendent, W. A. Dowell for Representative. Each candidate cites election via Republican primaries in June.
The News announces a major upgrade as a Model No 5 linotype arrives from Chicago and staff work to restore order by Monday. Telegraph service will begin within ten days, boosting the paper to be among top daily papers outside the big cities in the state of Iowa.
A bleak warning notes that constipation affects rich and poor alike, slaying thousands even when death certificates list another cause. It claims drugs fail and urges daily eating as the remedy.
A Cass County newspaper pledges to provide relentlessly newsy coverage for every family. The editor vows readers will find the paper a household necessity through continuous newsroom effort.
The Des Moines Register notes standpatters will control next Wednesday's Republican state convention by a slim margin, while standout leaders project a larger majority. Guthrie and Shelby counties shift toward standpatters, making the ninth district solid for standout forces, signaling changed sentiment ahead of the June primaries.
The News acknowledges warm congratulations from Anita Tribune Griswold American and Massena Echo as a sign of fraternal support. It notes pride in these assets and preserves Christian fortitude despite political shifts and Bull Creek wrecks, aided by friendships with Sherm Dave and Bert.
Republicans in the county are not widely subscribing to the Telegraph despite officers offering support. The paper’s management reports a day of renewed signups as it adjusts to a political shift and appeals to readers for subscriptions and loyalty.
The piece blasts the paper as a rag filled with junk and biased edits. It questions the editor's credibility and wonders if the galvanized corpse will be published sixty days from now.
The notice urges readers to order a new spring suit from Emery Burgner highlighting an extensive line in Atlantic. It promises the latest tailor style and invites customers to call and see the offerings as spring arrives.
For sale a nine room house with four lots includes a wood shed and barn. Information available by calling GEO. WINDHORST at the Atlantic Hotel. Also an ad for Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea promising beauty benefits from the Atlantic Drug Co.
A plain gold band ring with a German inscription was found in Dr. Emmert’s office. The owner may claim the ring by visiting the office, proving ownership, and paying the notice fee.
Emery Burgner announces spring goods arriving with the latest patterns. Items are made up in the best style of the art and offered at very reasonable prices.
An Eclipse Folder in good condition and ready to use is offered for sale at a bargain. Price fifty dollars F.O.B. Atlantic.
Local notice touts Carnation Brand typewriter ribbon as the best option among supplies. Emphasizes quality and low cost, urging readers to try the product through The News outlet.
Any man who has ever sold nursery stock will learn something to his advantage by addressing box 1105 in Waterloo New York.
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