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Newspaper
Atlantic Evening News
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1908
Page
2
A lively office boy mockingly reassures listeners that success comes to those who take the right "car" of life. He ribbed authorities for overusing grand expressions, predicts weather won’t improve, and touts a Round Jak hard coal heater as able to spur stove makers to sit up and take notice.
Nature spares the suffering by providing remedies for hair loss once thought incurable. Newbro's Hormicide destroys the germ that causes hair destruction, letting hair regrow to its natural state. Sold by leading druggists with 10 cents for a simple booklet and two sizes 50 cents and one dollar. Atlantic Drug Co.
A Washington view notes Secretary Shaw as a key GOP advocate who spurns Bryan’s policy fixes and defends a bank deposit guarantee plan while highlighting Taft and Governor Hughes as the strong national ticket. It cites Shaw rebuking Bryan and praising Roosevelt era reforms as crucial to GOP unity across states, including New York and Wisconsin.
A Smithfield speech recounts a farmer trading corn for a wagon. In 1896 he delivered 650 bushels for a $65 wagon. at 64 bushels now the merchant offers similar value plus tools wie a binder and plow. Corn priced 7 to 10 cents in Nebraska towns. the tale contrasts Democratic and Republican administrations with a picnic ending.
A discussion of party infighting over the Iowa Senatorship, noting the Democratic bosses failed to make Labor Day a party event, the governor’s lack of a trusted interim senator, and the rising support for Walter I. Smith to oppose Governor Cummins. The piece critiques “peanut politics” and laments the failed special legislative session while highlighting the contest and public sentiment.
Democratic delegates from Cass County Iowa are called to assemble June 2 1908. A Republican state convention will meet in Des Moines September 24 1908 to nominate a candidate for supreme court judge to fill the Bishop vacancy. Cass County Democrats schedule a September 16 1908 gathering in Atlantic German hall to select 10 delegates. W. W. Hiller and J. W. Gardner sign. Call advises Musson 391 for laundry pickup.
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