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Newspaper
Atlantic Evening News
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1908
Page
10
Oransky's store, once viewed skeptically for exaggerated ads, now builds trust with factual sale notices. The ad touts skirts and suits at bargain prices, including $7.45 skirts offered from higher values and $8.45 suits with satin lining, reflecting a shift to plain-speaking promotions boosting shopper confidence and crowds.
A wide assortment of silk and dress fabrics offered at yard prices. Items include 32 inch Black Peau de Soie, 15 pieces 27 inch Colored Taffeta Silk, 44 inch Wool Taffetas, 52 inch Black Panama, 36 inch Fancy Mohairy, Malvern Batiste, printed Batiste and Organdies, and White Goods. Extras include Embroidery and Inser tions and Embroidery Corset Covering. Limited quantities, values up to 50c in some cases.
Eggers Bros presents a premier line of commencement and wedding gifts praised for quality and selection. The shop highlights elegant gifts suitable for graduates and newlyweds, positioning itself as a trusted source for memorable presents.
A Des Moines Capital letter from Congressman Cousins argues that Republicanism is linked to Iowa’s choice in the Senate race. He cites protection, silver coinage, and party support as key tensions, noting Democratic influence and shifts in the GOP stance over time. The piece questions whether Iowa Republicans will back a candidate opposing a true Republican with proven legislative service.
A 1906 report from Chardan Ta details Governor Cummins open ing his campaign praising Senator Allison as the Beloved Nes tor of Republicanism. The pastor warns against judging by appearances and warns against wolves in sheep's clothing as readers note. The piece also mentions humorous quips from Youth's Companion and Chicago News and references a house moving ad from Aston &.
A terse request offers light dragging and plowing services to and from the United States with pickup points at Bradk on Walnut Street or Stein on Chestnut Street. Customers may also call at residence No. 890 to place orders, signaling a basic local exchange for service.
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