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Newspaper
Atlantic Evening News
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1908
Page
2
A casual column mocks travelers and weather while urging readers to visit about better times and rising business. It notes the Round Mak hard coal heater as a topic drawing attention and predicts stove makers will take notice.
In Des Moines the senate race shows a deadlock among Republicans with 64 backing Cummins and 44 opposing. Councillors Bruce and Meredith faced scrutiny for voting with the Cummins caucus after earlier opposition. The piece argues standpat Republicans must adhere to primary instructions and criticizes departures as weakening Cass County and state reform efforts.
In Youngstown Ohio Senator Beveridge lauds the Republican labor record arguing Taft correctly credits Theodore Roosevelt and Congress with advancing labor rights. He cites the employers liability act safety appliance acts government employers compensation act mine disaster investigations and child labor legislation in DC as examples.
Democratic delegates from Cass county Iowa urged to assemble September 16 1908 in Atlantic to choose 10 delegates for the state convention. A Republican convention will meet in Des Moines September 24 1908 to nominate a candidate for the Iowa Supreme Court to fill the Bishop vacancy. Both messages dated September 8 1908 and issued by Cass county Democratic Central Committee chaired by Jandt W Eller with secretary J W Gardner.
The News announces two time limited offers for readers: Des Moines Capital from now until January 1st at 75 cents and Daily Register and Leader until year end for $1.00, with Daily and Sunday at $1.50. Also advertised is Wood’s Liver Medicine in liquid form for malaria and bilious symptoms, sold by W T Palmer & Co Drug Store. First dose relief and 2½ times quantity in the $1.00 bottle.
An advertisement touts Rings Little Liver Pills as a remedy for billless ness and sick headaches. The copy claims they keep you well and urges readers to try the 26 cent product.
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