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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1907
Page
4
A damaged fragment shows a local newspaper notice from Hun Townes Second Glass Manor with a subscription rate per year and a local advertising note. It lists C. N. Sawyer as editor and mentions a poet office entry.
A historical pledge expresses local loyalty and civic duty. The speaker vows to support the community, invest locally, act for the public good, accept majority decisions, and avoid public nuisances, urging others to follow suit for Hull.
The Sioux City Journal notes Taft led Roosevelt in the Columbus speech but urges fairness, recalling that Roosevelt’s Provincetown remarks were prepared before Taft spoke in Columbus. A Grange City Herald observation says Wall Street has shifted, with bankers watching crop conditions and dodging New York gloom as funds are moved.
The Toledo Blade praises Senator Allison as a dedicated public servant with eight years in the House and decades in the Senate. It questions whether a great state can retain a leader whose powers may be waning and whose intellect could be impaired as age advances.
The Sioux City Tribune comments on the national debate over a faithful public servant facing retirement and favors a younger, more active successor. It also discusses a pamphlet allegedly tied to the Standard Oil Company praising Judge Landis, noting widespread editorials defending the oil trust and defending Landis’ decisions amid corporate ties.
The Sioux City Journal comments on Roosevelt's Provincetown remarks and Taft's platform, noting forward momentum in policy and the need for Congress to advance legislative records. It praises Taft as a strong leader with Philippine administrative achievements and urges projecting personal leadership into the campaign.
Fragmentary lines show discussion of Roosevelt’s influence on Taft and calls for reform. The text references the American people shaping policy, a redefinition of precedent, and hints at a shift away from Roosevelt’s approach while Taft seeks to align with public sentiment.
The report lists assets and liabilities as of Aug 2 190T with totals for loans overdrafts deposits and other items. The document notes secured overdraft status and various bank classifications. Signatures of cashier notary public and bank directors accompany the sworn statement.
Notice is given that on August 1st the District Court of Meux County Iowa appointed Haitian HepRivan administrator of the estate of Mant J doupivar deceased. All indebted parties must settle with the administrator and all claimants present legally authenticated to the Court for allowances. Dated August 2nd, 107. Estate.
A vintage ad claims Zoa-Phora or Foa-Phoera restores women's health by correcting nervous disorders tied to the brain and reproductive organs. It promises rapid relief from headaches backaches and fatigue and urges readers to consult a druggist for a dollar package.
Local residents and visitors include G Weeselick in Orange City and M D from Artesian. Reports mention J A Warntjes in Sioux Center, Miss Mary Kearney in Keck Valley, and Jake DeVries checking Day county. Ads note a furniture sale at Schweiger corner and real estate offers through C N Sawyer in the Index office.
A fragmentary note recalls three years ago when a family faced severe illness from der ters and stémed coal Our text praises Champerlain's Colje Cholera and Diarrhoea remedy for quick improvement The message ends with a sale notice for N G C Coad from Linton Alaska.
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