Congressman in Seventh District A Hull Of Polk
A. H Hull of Polk is identified as the congressman in the Seventh District. The fragment notes his name and district but provides no further details on platform, terms, or actions.
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Newspaper
Ames Intelligencer
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1900
Page
1
A. H Hull of Polk is identified as the congressman in the Seventh District. The fragment notes his name and district but provides no further details on platform, terms, or actions.
County voters advised to elect G A Underwood as County Attorney and John Twedt for the Board of Supervisors in upcoming election notices.
Boone editors critique militarism, discuss Kipling’s The Outsider, Booker T. Washington’s call for a Boston rally, and reflect on English India policy. The column mixes wartime sentiment, editorial satire, and opinions on grand strategy and global aid.
The piece argues for a government protecting laborers and enabling market access, opposing weak state leadership, and pledges strong stance against obstacles to citizens in Pekin or Halifax. The Roland Record is sold to John M. Mason, with Charles E. Armstrong assisting temporarily in Story county journalism.
The League of American Mothers announces a Chicago summer conference August 1 2 3 inviting all mothers and members nationwide. It promotes child culture home life school cooperation and character building with a study course and traveling libraries ongoing without dues or red tape. For details contact Mrs Andrea Hofer Proudfoot 9333 Prospect Ave Chicago.
Miss Gretta Zenor offers piano and organ lessons to a limited number of scholars. Terms reasonable. Apply at C. E. Holmes music store.
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