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Newspaper
Atlantic Evening News
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1908
Page
2
A fragment blends domestic talk with a local hardware ad. It mentions glass windows and glazier supplies, urging readers to replace broken window lights before winter and to visit for window glass and related tools. The speaker jokes about mirrors and life, then promotes glass fronts and related products.
Subscriptions rates listed with by carrier and by mail options. Prices show annual, six month, and monthly figures for US and foreign addresses. The OCR text is fragmented but indicates periodical pricing structure.
Cass County items list upcoming dates including Falk gathering on September 14 and 22, Clarinda hosts Des Moines Conference M. & Church annual session on September 9, District Court on September 22, and the general election set for November 3.
A Des Moines Republican conference sought an amendment to the primary law to bar cross ticket voting, hoping to ease factional tensions and back a candidate who could unite the party in the election year. Leaders praised the agreement, but some critics warn of constitutional issues and urge enshrining the pact in state law.
The article critiques Mr Bryan’s plan to curb trusts by requiring federal licenses for any interstate supplier with a 25 percent market share. It notes his critique of Taft as weak on trusts and questions the policy’s constitutionality before the Supreme Court, highlighting the arbitrary 25 percent threshold and broad inclusion of patent holders and small-processors.
The piece notes that U S freight costs would drop to about 1.826 billion if American railroads charged foreign rates, framing this as treason at the heart of the camp. It cites Chicago Tribune asserting Nate Kendall would seek a constitutional legality opinion on a primary law amendment per Smith, preferring it to Attorney General Byers.
Names listed include vice presidential candidate James S. Sherman of New York and auditor hopeful John L. Bleakley. The document presents these figures as key ticket options, noting their party alignment and regional ties for the upcoming ballot.
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