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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1905
Page
4
A notice from Tull Iowa records mail handling details and class designation as second class matter at the local post office. The text notes the status of mail conducted through the Tull facility and may indicate processing or eligibility details for residents and businesses.
The piece mentions Quon, brother of the Inwool Herald, and Nayby of the town as possible candidates for state senator. It praises Mr. Mak as a strong representative if he aligns with local sentiment and earns trust for leadership.
The Iowa farmers urge representatives to back a majority vote for ratification or abolition of tariffs, arguing the Dingley reciprocity bill should have a fair trial. They note lawmakers Hepburn, Lacey, Hull, Vousinn, Allison, and Dolliver supported section four and call for explanations to constituents. The Register and Leader pledges to press for accountability.
There is not the least danger in giving Chamberlain's Cough Remedy to small children as it contains no opium or other harmful drug. It has a thirty year reputation as Moyle's successful remedy for colds cough and whooping cough. Children like it. Sold by Guy Vandenburg.
The fragment discusses protectionist laws and government action. It mentions the desire for reforms in law and media, noting expectations of Congress and the administration pursuing changes. Names and specifics are unclear due to OCR damage.
The Dre- Moines Capital asks who would draft party platforms if a state primary law passed. It argues the state convention would hold platform power up to US senators, and says affirming the plan requires ratification by the people with only those aligned to the ratified platform to be elected.
The Boone Republican notes Jowa sentiment opposes third terms but points out legislators supported a birantal election law enabling over half the state officers to seek a third term. It argues a referendum and recall law would ensure better officers and good laws, predicting defeats for incumbents next fall.
Fragmentary account shows farmers and state agricultural groups seeking relief through a 20 percent duty margin to secure favorable trade treaties. Senators Hopkins and Bolliver testified, backing the measure endorsed by Nelson Dinghey jr. and supported by the administration in a tense senate session.
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