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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1909
Page
4
The Iowa farmers, as a class, support a $100,000 steel grandstand on the Des Moines state fair grounds at state expense. Yet some would prefer $100,000 in good roads. The Cedar Rapids Republican criticizes radicals on prohibition as slaves to an idea rather than true temperance.
The Spirit Lake Beacon argues a tariff on hides helps farmers by protecting their interests. It contends removing the tariff would not harm farmers and would actually save money on the shoes they buy each year.
The Arlington News urges statewide resubmission of prohibition arguing one part of the state should not be dry while another is wet. It supports a square deal and praises the Martin Murich Law allowing towns to choose dry or wet status with a clear process.
The Marenga Repuli article lauds Hon. Walter J. Smith noting he is equipped for great responsibilities. It states his mental capacity learning and integrity justify him for any major trust and predicts he may join events after his current term ends.
The Scranton Journal notes Dolliver left the Interstate Commerce Committee to back Cummins. It recalls last summer when Dolliver called Cummins a clown and a faker and used harsh terms. The piece suggests his stance shifted as the year ends and reflects republican opinion in Iowa.
Metcalf of International Harvester testifies before Ways and Means, claiming new manufacturing methods let them compete with English and French makers. He argues foreign goods are bought and resold cheaply, noting overall costs from raw material to final sale. the testimony emphasizes price advantages in production.
A Manila to Pagsanjan letter recounts sea voyage aboard the Asia with stopovers in Yokohama Kobe and Nagasaki. The writer describes jinrikisha rides temple views and Japanese markets colorfully, and notes Manila harbor welcome by ships and banners before settling in Pagsanjan Laguna with friends.
A 6000 dollar cash prize and commissions lure solicitors to cover a local territory for renewals and new subscriptions to Pictorial Review. The company invites applicants to describe experience age and time available, promising clear guidance and local placement. Address is The Pictorial Review Company Doeh M 853 Broadway New York.
A 92 acre farm near SBT about two miles from town is offered at 87.50 per acre. Slight improvements and cultivation present. The rent accompanies the farm and is sold soon. Inquire C. N. Sawyer Hill Iowa. Also employment notices for Success Magazine and a college scholarship offer from Robert J. Sherlock New York City.
A description invites “You: a Hustler?” to win prizes including a One-Cable-Nelson plan a sewing machine a 20 year gold watch and a solid gold ladies broach. The notice directs interested readers to contact E. B. Donovan in Little Rock Iowa for further information.
Gill MIL. & ST. PAUL RY announces low fares every Tuesday from March 28 to April 12 inclusive to North Dakota and Montana points on the Chicago Milwaukee & Puget Sound Railway. Rates apply to Haynes Hettinger Bowman Marmarth and other North Dakota stations and Baker Miles City Forsyth Mugusinhell Lavina Roundup Harlott on Moore Lewistown and other Montana stations. Information from local agent F A Miller General Passenger Agent Chicago.
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