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Newspaper
Atlantic Evening News
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1908
Page
2
A vivid paraphrase argues that heavy armament aims to deter war and protect peace. It likens national defense to business caution, praising preparedness over conflict. The piece touts Round Oak base burners as a recent improvement and promotes ready stock for a busy season at local stores.
Publication information for The News Publishing Company lists evening circulation with directors and stockholders. It shows subscription rates for carrier and mail, including annual, six month, and monthly options, in the United States and foreign countries.
The notice lists events including Cass County Fair on September 14 and 22, Des Moines Conference Me EL Church annual session in Clarinda on September 9, a District Court session on September 22, and the general election on November Sra.
Governor Hadley leads a reform driven bid to call a Indiana legislature in special session not for elections but as a public reform stunt. Democrats claim to ride reform waves in Indiana Iowa and Wisconsin while Republicans urge traditional GOP values. Progressives sided with Democrats over Cummins, Potter debate, and blame themselves for the deadlock in a polarized senate fight.
A city citizen settled a case by paying costs yesterday for not paying dog tax. The action enriched the city treasury by several dollars, implying the tax would have been cheaper to pay in the first place.
In a rambling caucus, lawmakers debated delaying the short term U S senator election until after the November 3 election. Senator Dowell urged nominating the Republican candidate, while Saunders warned of disaster if the short term was filled now. Others argued for postponement until after the primary law's enactment, with Governor Crimmins later nominated amid cheers.
A free home treatment offer from Mrs. M. Summers of Notre Dame Indiana promising cures for rheumatism lumbago sciatica backache and neuralgia. The letter claims to banish uric acid purify blood loosen joints and improve overall health without climate changes.
Clyde Post aged 26 and Hazel Coziah aged 15 were arrested at the depot while en route to Galesburg to elope after meeting near Grant. Hazel returned to home with her father, while Clyde headed east. Sheriff Duval also moved to attach R. A. Garside stock valued at $3,000 and the German Hall undergoes sewer connections.
Chicago dispatch notes cooler conditions likely for the Iowa Fair tonight and Sunday, with a cooler Sunday and northwest portion of the state tonight. Forecast emphasizes changes in temperature as the event progresses.
Dick Gilbert and wife welcome a new baby girl at home. Miss Mabel Gothard travels to Emmetsburg to trim in a millinery store. Chas M Lang of Cumberland visits Atlantic and adds his name to the Weekly News. Clara and Lydia Otto expected home from vacation early next week. Stanton Gothard of Omaha visits his mother Mrs E B Gothard. W H Graham, son of Dr. Graham, returns from Colorado and will stay a while. Miss Myrette Hardenburg returns from Colorado and heads to Griswold to teach. Jens Kjar and son delivery work in Lewis. Miss Lina Limecoola fills in for Belle Snyder at the Porterfield Burke office during vacation. William Hopley is critically ill, unconscious today. A R Campbell of Smithland plans a Kansas City business trip. Mrs W D Ash’s Catholic Guild event misreported but fondly remembered. Bert Hupp visits from Ft Collins en route to Idaho Falls Times job transfer. Bert Mill notes sausage and meats at the Jove market.
Well Named Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy praised for stomach pains cramps and diarrhoea. Atlantic Drug Company advertises its availability.
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