WaaAs. F. CHASE i Pp. CHASE Associate Editor
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Newspaper
Atlantic Evening News
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1908
Page
3
A compact note records the byline and role of WaaAs. F. Chase and associate editor status for CHASE, indicating a staff priority placement or masthead designation in the periodical.
The SHERM SAYS column mocks Col. Wm. P. Hepburn as defeated for re election by a wind jammin Democratic editor. It notes a prison ballot box at Fort Madison with 158 for Hepburn and 193 for the Prohibition candidate, while 25 ballots were not cast and 11 mutilated, and claims more Republicans than Democrats among the inmates. The piece ridicules Nebraska voting choices and jokes about a dressed up appearance in the cold season.
A deranged denunciation claims a life-long Republican who voted the straight Democratic ticket hates Sherm Myers and will kill himself. The note asserts Sharbryan will not run for the Presidency again, calling it a surprise to those who admired him. It condemns democracy as cruel to individuals.
Free through 1908 balance for new subscribers until Jan 1 1910 with $4 payment. Daily and Sunday home delivery to Jan 1 1910 at no extra charge. Emphasizes Iowa News Service Ding’s cartoons market page livestock reports and fearless editorials. Delivered nationwide on rural routes the same day as printing. Remit to The Register and Leader Co Des Moines Iowa.
Miss Beryl Sears and her young son Malvin Sears returned home this morning after a visit with EEL WB Bears. A.H. Mountain of Lincoln County recorder elect was in town today seeking a satisfactory place to live after his initial search.
The Rev Irt R Hicks Almanac for 1909 ready Nov 15 1908 features colors a fine portrait of Prof Hicks and original Hicks Weather Forecasts. It is advertised by Word and Works Pub Co St Louis offering mail and news stand prices with bulk discounts and agent opportunities.
A crude notice promotes WanZat Pile Remedy for piles claiming relief and lists a price of 540 with seller W. T. Palmer & Co. in Drang. The fragment hints at a local sale or advertisement for a medicinal remedy.
A H Mountain expresses sincere thanks to supporters from his campaign for recorder and pledges to administer the office in a manner that meets their approval.
An old print ad promotes Wood's Liver Medicine in liquid form for malaria chills fever and bilious symptoms. It claims to regulate the liver kidneys and bladder and provide quick relief from sick headache constipation. The one dollar bottle is described as containing more than the smaller fifty cent size. First dose brings relief and it is sold by W T Palmer & Co Drus Store.
Local Knights of Pythias Laurel Lodge No 102 announces a Friday evening meeting with important business and urges full attendance. Also promotes Pineules for the kidneys claiming relief on first dose and a 31 days trial for $1.00 sold by W T Palmer & Co.
The Anita Republican reports a string of burglaries by night prowlers Monday morning around 1 a m. At T H Van Slyke’s house Mrs Van woke to check on the baby and the intruders fled. They also entered the Chehock family, Forshay, and Frank Carter’s homes without securing anything. At George Preston’s they entered via a window, searched pockets, and took small change and a gold watch, leaving the watch fob in the vest pocket. The newspaper warns residents of a “warm reception” if the burglars continue.
Be dependable remedy praising quick relief from coughs hoarseness whooping cough and bronchial throat trouble. Endorsed for children and gentle laxative effect. Sold by W. T. Palmer & Co.
A formal reply from Kimballton representatives denies claims that the Atlantic Northern and Southern headquarters would move from Atlantic to Kimballton. The letter, dated November 9, 1908, calls the report groundless and notes no discussions in the North. It lists signatories M N Esbeck, Dracehe Sorenson, John Leistad, Rev J M Gregersen, John Peterson, A H Jorgensen.
Halliday Ark resident claims malaria and stomach troubles improved by Electric Bitters. The tonic purports to purify and enrich blood, strengthen nerves, and restore energy, with a money back guarantee if it fails to help. Available at dealers for 50 cents.
Cass County Fair Association holders are requested to present their orders for payment this week at Atlantic National Bank. J A Me Walid is named as Treasurer.
Advertisement extols Dr King s New Life Pills claiming painless cure for constipation headache biliousness and malaria while promoting a dangerous surgical removal of the appendix as a feared ordeal with a 25 cent price at all dealers.
A box social will be held at the Grove City school house three miles east of Atlantic on Friday evening November 18. A good program is promised and everyone is invited. d2 RHEA M FANCOLLY Teacher.
Advice on preventing and treating colds with Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. Praises its reliability and safety for all ages, claiming no opium or narcotics and noting a long history of use. Credits Atlantic Drug Co as seller.
Ed Wissler, son of Henry Wissler, re elected to the office of county attorney in Carroll County on the Democratic ticket by a majority of 1024. His many friends in this city will be glad to learn this news.
Mrs. A C Williams of Backy says three years ago a graveyard cough nearly killed her. After using Dr King’s New Discovery her health improved, gaining 58 pounds. The medicine, claimed to heal coughs colds lung and throat diseases and prevent pneumonia, is sold with a guarantee. Trial bottle free, usual sizes 60 cents and 1.00.
Omaha promises a dazzling National Corn Exposition display with the greatest lighting yet seen. West technicians plan a brighter scheme than Ak-Sar-Ben featuring corn bulb artworks including a Corn Mermaid and ear shapes in yellow red and white lights. Also decorations use train carloads of alfalfa from western fields to adorn the scene.
The Ladies of the Congregational church announce a rummage sale on November 12 13 and 14 at the first door west of Bailey s. Proceeds support church activities and community programs.
Messrs. Carlton and Baughman of Griswold visited the city and announce the opening of a skating rink in the upper part of the Mickel building with the opening set for next Tuesday evening.
Practical guidance for handling minor burns or scalds in the home. Recommends applying Chamberlain's Salve on a soft cloth to relieve pain quickly and aid healing without a noticeable scar. Mentions sale by Atlantic Drug Co.
From Nampa Idaho comes word that Claude H. Duval city clerk and nephew of A. M. and Sheriff H. F. Duval was elected as Canyon county representative with the Republican ticket by a strong majority at last Tuesday's election.
Mrs William H Serig of 41 Fifth Street Wheeling West Virginia reports her daughter’s severe winter cough and credits Chamberlain's Cough Remedy with curing her without a doctor. She also says her son avoids croup when given the syrup promptly for three to four days at first signs of trouble.
The Tenth district of Iowa shows strong Republican support with Taft about 11 000 in plurality and Woods over 12 000 in majority. Home to Senator Doliver the district is long considered the state's strongest, though two counties vote Democratic. Seven counties in the district each report over 1 000 Republican majorities.
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