Standing Pat Play Brings Irish Flavor to Sioux City Journal
The Sioux City Journal discusses a new play titled Standing Pat, noting its Irish flavor and joking that the publication can claim any character in the work.
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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1911
Page
4
The Sioux City Journal discusses a new play titled Standing Pat, noting its Irish flavor and joking that the publication can claim any character in the work.
The Marion Register and Sioux City Journal debate whether Congress should seek a third term while U S Attorney Faville and U S Collector Tobin face political pressure. They question public sentiment, party loyalties, and constitutional limits amid a noisy editorial clash.
The Sioux City Journal notes a shift as the Index changes ownership last July and focuses on building a strong local paper. The Index claims to expose the Journal’s editor’s past fallacies and promises occasional pointed editorials in response.
Washington hosts the National Republican Committee meeting to select a chairman and set the site for the next convention. President Taft plans a White House dinner for about the 22nd, with cabinet members and party leaders invited. The piece questions the propriety of presidential hosting of party meetings and compares to prior Orange City gatherings.
Sacredal Correspondent Mya Fl E Stientjen and Chas wees report events from Tawarden and Bons Center enllera. The note mentions Mr Valois and family visiting, a business move to Kangers, and a person named Tet Valais spending Thanksgiving at the parental home.
A compiled roundup of social and community notes from Orange City Hull and Boyden, inclinations of visitors and callers Abbie VanWechel Henry Veenschoten George Fletcher and others. births illnesses visits to Adrian Minnesota Fort Dodge Stayton Minnesota and Willard Minnesota. a new roof at the post office. moving pictures at Clifton Drug Co. preparations for a light plant. typhoid death. automobile mishaps. weddings and birthdays. Farmers Elevator claim over coal sales. fire alarm at Van Muiden home. Sioux club forms for indoor sports<nav>
A jumble of social notices lists visits and travel by residents to Siena City LeMara Newkirk Orange City and Criealia among others. Thanksgiving gatherings, hospitalities and introductions are noted along with a quarantine alert for scarlet fever and a Ford of community health.
The United Doctors licensed by the state of Towa advertise free sanitation examination and advice to all who call, with no charge beyond the initial visit. The notice emphasizes treatment for deformities and nervous and chronic diseases in men, women, and children.
Advertises renowned doctors treating chronic stomach and nerve diseases without surgery or pain and claims cures for kidney bladder and various ailments. Offers free analysis of urine samples and guarantees guidance even if case is incurable, with visits at The Warren Hotel Rock Valley and related hours.
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