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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1894
Page
12
A civic pamphlet urges residents to boycott outside interests and prefer local providers. It attacks sending orders to strangers for cheaper printing or patent medicines, arguing printers support town businesses and that loyalty to home vendors sustains commerce and schools.
In Captain Schermerhorns report on a riffle contest at Camp Rocker Spencer and the Sioux City Journal, discussion centers on whether the President can call National Guard units across state lines. The piece cites historic examples, asserts no prior clear case, and maintains support for state control unless legal muster is present. It emphasizes pride in Iowa’s contingent and questions presidential authority without a definitive court ruling.
German citizens in Iowa express indignation over Col Miebeck’s treatment by Congress and the current administration. They pledge to support their representative Germania at the coming election, with firm conviction and clear intent.
A composite editorial recounts Lincoln's postwar unity and protectionism, questions Grover Cleveland's legacy, and discusses Iowa ballot rules and local politics. It notes Judge Gaynor's alignment with Republicans, hints at Democratic nonpartisanship, and comments on a Sunday ball game and Sabbath law enforcement. It also urges adherence to prohibition laws and lawful protest against violations.
The week in Iowa shows warmer than normal days with light rainfall and cool nights. Corn is progressing well with some crops maturing beyond frost risk in two weeks. Fodder cutting continues and pasture conditions improve in favored areas, though most stock still needs relief. expected yield ranges from 20 to 80 percent of a crop. Plowing and seeding are active where soil is dry.
An advertisement from The Weekly Pioneer Press in Saint Paul promotes a post election sale. It emphasizes low prices and limited time availability. The notice targets readers seeking bargains after the election period.
Died Tuesday Aug 23 of consumption at age 21 near Wall six miles north of town. Once a US student at the Academy he halted studies for health, traveled to California, then returned in May with little chance of recovery. Mrs Brown cared deeply, and plans for disposal of remains were discussed privately. Local notices recount community life, outings, and town chatter.
The scene at the home was led by Jim Jeffiecher with funeral rites overseen by Rev W W Gnok. The remains were laid to rest Wednesday in Hope cemetery as Hull's ladies quartet provided solemn music marking a quiet, composed farewell to a promising life.
A list of names including Weinrich Wartford Dak Volz Ramona Daik Esmond Dak W Buetke Burden Phillip Ackerman La P Huree Hartley W Dieter Ashton Ill C Hisenbirg Welcome Minn IE Law Fulda Mion J Fruestroh Jackson Mion EL Awol Sheldon a C Bastke Milwaukee P Tecklenbre Dabaque Ta. The two latter are students of Wartburg Seminary. A conference proceeding report promised for next week s INDEX. Services next Sunday in the grove near the church with a picnic dinner after the forenoon service. Seats arranged. all invited. Market quotes given: Wheat 45c Oats 35-26c Barley 35-40c Corn 40c Hogs 7.25 58. Eggs 1c Butter 13-13c. Beckman Wintermantle Howe unveil stock of dry goods groceries. For sale set of ight double harness inquire W H Mowrcoupry.
The notice lists Minnesota State Fair in Damline Sept 10 to 17, St Joseph Fair and Races in Sept, South Dakota State Fair in Aberdeen Sept 17 to 22, Corn Belt Exposition in Mitchell Sept 25 to Oct 5, Kansas City Inter-State Fair Oct 18, Sioux City Inter-State Fair Oct 4, plus the Iowa State Fair from August through September offering a regular round trip fare. Priests of Pallas Parade is noted as occurring at an unspecified time.
The notice highlights Grisell and Wilsons offering a blend of paints in a fire market. It notes mixed blood tones and claims best quality in the market. No further specifics on date or location are provided.
N. G. Coad offers loans backed by solid security in varying sizes. Contact for terms and assistance with borrowing needs.
An old notice advertises a car pet weaver and warp stock, with low prices and a remembered location near Railroad Excursions. It lists round trip excursion fares from the C M & St. P line for events in September including Grand Encampment, K of P Conclave in Washington, Des Moines Crackers Brigade reunion, and various inter state fairs with one third fare options.
Wall paper latest patterns and designs available at Dr Coads Drug Store with new arrivals and selection for home decor.
A brief Help Wanted note seeks a good competent girl to perform general housework at a household in Baruire near the State Bank. The ad emphasizes reliability and steady work in a domestic role.
Carpel weaving promises quick carpet work and a wide selection of warp on bagd at low prices. Main street two blocks north of the Academy building. Also featuring latest wallpaper designs and window shades at the Furniture Store of J. W. White & Son.
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