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Newspaper
Atlantic Evening News
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1908
Page
2
A historical calendar lists key dates for Democratic and Republican activities across Iowa and nationwide. It notes deadlines for filing nomination papers, county and state conventions, the national conventions in Chicago and Denver, and the general election in November.
A collection of 1930s Cass County candidates announces bids for county offices including Representative Clerk of the District Court County Attorney County Recorder Treasurer Superintendent of Schools Supervisor and County Superintendent. Each entry notes candidacy is subject to the Republican primary in June and lists individuals such as John W. Scott L. B. Pine O. M. Hobart Ralph E. King H. W. Chehock G. A. Hill Lawrence Re Forsythe Geo S. Kirk Ertha A. Johnson W. A. Dowell.
The letter extols Senator Allison from Minnesota, praising his thirteen years in the senate, prudence, public service, and integrity. It notes his experience, attentiveness to public business, and consistent wisdom. A new member recalls Allison's kindness, courtesy, and helpfulness in guiding legislative work.
The writer denounces La Questione Sociale and warns of violent plots to seize arms, destroy police stations, ignite fires, and kill officers. Citing Emma Goldman and Chicago threats, the piece calls for national vigilance and harsh measures against anarchist movements.
The Democratic Party in this city plans its convention to choose delegates for Cedar Rapids and ultimately the national Denver convention. Observers note many ward delegates were not present at caucuses, with lingering tensions and names such as DeLano Wilcox Willard Bisemert Jones and Hudapeth Towne s and Gilletts referenced in the proscriptive past.
The writer praises many Cass county Democrats as good citizens but laments their indifference to party interests. He urges Emmert Goss and Judge Willard to attend tomorrow's convention to restore the party to its former vigorous, independent role.
A human puzzle article fragment invites readers who enjoy deciphering hidden clues and brainteasers. It hints at a challenge or game centered on logic, language, and lateral thinking, promising engaging mental exercise for enthusiasts.
The statement asserts Dr Price flavors are accurate representations made from the finest fruits, offering delicate taste and maximum strength.
A Chicago Record-Herald analysis notes Harry Orchard, doomed for Governor Steunenberg’s 1905 murder, as a penitential figure. It highlights his unembellished criminal record, lack of vanity, and unexpected religious conversion shaping his testimony in the Haywood trial.
The piece compiles quirky remarks from a state convention including Yale alumni yell for Taft voiced by George D. Perkins, jokes about Paderewski’s shopping, an odorless onion from a California Chinaman, reflections on Grover Cleveland’s age, and a note on Aldrich’s railroad bonds amidst LaFollette’s prolonged speech.
Rebbecca Tox at 402 Linn Street announces ready stock of spring and summer dressmaking styles. She highlights Gas Card corsets as the market’s only front laced design.
JAS. ASTON advertises eight bales of hay for cash at one dollar fifteen cents, claiming best hay on the market. Individual buyers are invited to take advantage of the March 21 offer.
A notice states parties who call the gas office and do not receive a reply should contact the attorney at J A MeWAIO to resolve the issue. The message directs readers to the attorney's office for unresolved gas office communication.
A notice announces a free demonstration of Allen's Boston Brown Bread Flour and Pancake Flour hosted by 302 Highley & Co. at a local venue. The event highlights two flour products and invites interested customers to attend and sample the offerings.
The notice highlights a spring suit order and a new line of spring goods at Emery Burgner and Burner’s Department Store. It reports Whitmore’s return from Knoxville, Civics Club meeting details for March 23, and several personal notes including Ernest Tharnish’s travel plans, a goitre cure claim for Mr. Johnson, and Harry Marsh’s Mayo Clinic stay with nonoperative recovery.
Frederick Manuell of Maryland block Butte Montana bought Newbro's Herpicide on April 6 1899 and after 20 days reports full head hair growth. He notes by July 2 his hair is thick and luxuriant. Ad claims Herpicide destroys dandruff and the germ causing baldness and offers samples and sizes through Atlantic Drug Co Detroit.
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