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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1895
Page
4
The Hull Index weekly in Hull Iowa lists subscription terms and ad rates with a misprinted postal line. It notes Second Class Matter and provides pricing for one year and six month copies along with advertising cost per line.
Voter slate shows Francis M. Drabe for governor Mate Parrott for lieutenant governor Foslah Giver for supreme court Bor Statesunt YorK RB Commissioner Geo W Perelns listed among the slate for statewide offices with names and roles.
The Republicans of Brows county convene in MMem riee on September 26 at 11 a.m. to nominate candidates for Representative Treasurer Sheriff Superintendent Coroner and Surveyor and to handle other business. Delegates are apportioned by township plus 25 votes for McFarland in 1894. Also, Supervisor district No. 3 may nominate a board member.
In Cedar Rapids Republicans argue Democrats nominated Jenkins from the Pennsylvania Railroad system for railroads commissioner. Some Des Moines papers call the nomination a blunder, but Democratic opposition to Drake on railroad issues is reportedly unlikely to gain traction.
The piece argues no group should be prejudiced against the other in Iowa. It states that farmers and railroads share broad interests and demand mutual rights. It notes the Drake nomination stirred old prejudices, but asserts Democrats inadvertently helped by nominating a railroadsman, preserving justice to all in Iowa.
The week stayed above average and generally dry with light local showers. Cornfields show variable conditions by rainfall and soil. late planted corn on dry land suffers while well irrigated or bottom lands mature well. A timely rain could boost yields. dry heat may cut quality. Pastures potatoes need rain. Timothy seed yields are high. all small grains excellent.
The piece argues about government ownership of railroads and questions the influence of federal officials in a party convention. It notes a defeated Democratic wing claiming government backing dictated outcomes and suggests the administration could keep power if railroads remained under political patronage from top to local levels.
The Illinois Central announces a through train to the Louisville G A R Encampment from Chicago via Sheldon on September 9 with a round trip of 11 70 26. Pullman sleepers and coach cars available. prices from 5.00 to 13.45 per berth. Cedar Walls Band to accompany. applications due by September 5.
The Le Mars-Glogs says no preference is shown for a successor to Justice Jackson but hopes the appointee may be a Democrat and an honorable, upright judge. It notes upcoming great yacht races with Defender defending against Valkyrie starting September 1.
The document collects testimonials praising Chamberlains Pain Balm and Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy from Mr G G Strong Mr E M Gart man and M Hatch. It notes local druggists Anderson Knapp of Anderson Cal and OsKosh reporting on dysentery a cure for cramps and a remark about democracy bloomers in politics.
Rail excursions via the Illinois Central from Denver to Boston for the American Pharmaceutical Association events August 14 to 24. Knights Templar triennial conclave in Boston August 26 to 28. National encampment in Atlanta Georgia September 10 to 14.
The edition notes reliable Marley reports and features on Michlany charming Stortes farm and stock department. It emphasizes trustworthy agricultural coverage and practical farming insights for readers seeking market and livestock updates.
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