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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1894
Page
2
The piece cites Congressman George D. Perkins and district judges amid a wool tariff controversy. It criticizes Democratic free trade arguments, recounting a voter’s 28 to 20 dollar suit story and warning that wool duties harmed farmers and workers. It frames the 1870s clash as political deception and calls for policy change reflecting farm interests.
The speaker warns readers that leaders from all parties will mislead the public to win control. He states people understand free trade, protective policy, and the coming prohibition issue will surface next year during state discussions. He urges focusing beyond national rhetoric and party deceit.
An Iowa Democratic crack down on silver policy is described as misguided, with the Sioux City Tribune labeling the party a free silver faction at times. The piece notes wavering on free trade and criticizes Dr Graeser, a Democratic congressional candidate, for aligning with veteran-soldier interests while opposing opposing figures.
The advertisement lists extensive reductions on Ladies' Balbriggan and Ribbed Jersey undergarments, lace and feather accessories, parasols, and umbrellas. Items include vests, pants, hose, challies, silks, waists, collars, cuffs, and parasols with prices cut to a fraction of their former costs, highlighting numerous fabric goods and fashion accessories available at sale.
The Rock Valley Register and Sioux City Tribune comment on feeding wheat to hogs in Sioux County. J T Lickel of Oddholt ships two cars of wheat to feed hogs at home, claiming high profits. Authors dispute the claim, noting uncertainty and caution about earnings and market prices.
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