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Newspaper
Atlantic Evening News
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1908
Page
2
A humorous and cautious note mixes courtship advice with a sales pitch from a hardware store. It suggests matrimony aids social welfare and invites readers to stock up on goods like kitchenware, granite ware, aluminum items, nickel plated ware, coal beds, and stovepipe fittings for housekeeping needs.
Rates listed show one year by carrier varying from fifteen to three dollars with six month and one month options. Mail subscription within the United States priced at three dollars per year while foreign delivery is indicated with unclear figures.
A list of upcoming events shows the Cass County Fair set for September 14 and 22 marked for a District Court session on September 22. Located in the region's notices, the schedule highlights community activities and legal proceedings for the period.
In a Saturday address Senator Beveridge denounces Bryan as a political nostrum peddler who failed to govern or enact laws. He mocks Bryan for not handling problems like tariffs or administration and contrasts him with Lincoln and Washington. The speech notes labor support for Republicans in Youngstown and questions Bryan’s leadership.
A 1908 campaign overview discusses Taft and Sherman contrasts with Bryan, notes reformer factions in New York democracy, and outlines Republican positions on corporations, railroad rebates, the Sherman anti trust law, and Roosevelt era policy. It mentions ongoing campaign speeches and state-level political maneuvers.
The article surveys Republican policy advances from 1903 onward, highlighting the Elkins law, rate bill, and creation of the Department of Commerce and Labor. It argues for an active, centralized system to regulate corporations, cites the Money Panic of 1907 and Secretary Cortelyou’s role, defends the Dingley tariff, and claims a thriving export economy with a large surplus and strong labor figures under Republican governance.
Missionary notes about the Ladies' Missionary Society of the Presbyterian church meeting tomorrow afternoon at Miss Joyce Anderson's home west of the city. Attendance requested.
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