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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1907
Page
4
The piece reflects on local history in the Eleventh district as reform progresses. It notes a desire to read about invincibility and watches the place to watch coons and a moral right, amid reported progress.
The letter criticizes fair advertising choices and urges fair associations to favor newspaper ads. It cites Lafayette Young as Roosevelt’s confidant and notes his influence in Iowa politics, claiming Young supported Roosevelt’s 1900 vice presidential nomination and maintains close ties with national leaders.
Senator Allison argues in the U S Senate that U S farmers gain little protection from the laws as the market price for wheat is set by foreign surplus. He notes competition with Crimea Hungary and Baltic regions driven by pauper labor and limited domestic safeguards.
A Concord Georgia reader recounts severe measles lasting digestive illness after a heavy rain. He credits Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy with curing him and promises to endorse the product in the future. Sold by S N G O Coad.
The report mentions C J E Schaap father of Mrs W van Dyk who bought the Tennis Broasting tor sidence and was visiting from Boyden early this week. The piece notes improved health for a resident near Mr DeHaan and glimpses of community remarks on gender roles and a quip about bald husbands as women speakers spark lively exchange.
An editorial argues for a farm town buyers market with road improvements funded over years, a weekly sale day run by the Business Men's Association, and lectures to farmers. It promotes selling with no commission, direct farmer to consumer sales, and ties urban life to rural producers to boost local prosperity.
A caller extols Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy citing five years of use for family and shares that it has never failed to cure variances. The testimony from Jemison Spring Grove York County Pa endorses the product with local sales by N G Coud. Old papers at this office are offered for 4 cents per bundle.
An early 20th century style medical pitch urging women to restore female organ health with Zoa-Phora tonic. It promises relief from back pain fatigue and nerves, claims decades of testimonial proof, and promotes home delivery from The Zoa-Phora Co. Based in Balamaszoo Michigan, it targets women seeking period relief and general weakness.
Governor Green Clay Smith confronts a Sioux siege at Fort C. F. Smith with 40 picked men led by Captain McCabe. The scouts walk 260 miles from Bozeman to relieve 200 soldiers, using stealth and precision to end the siege without firing a shot or taking a scalp.
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