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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1911
Page
4
Miss Slaten’s absence prompts study changes as the Nawah Dahah Literary Society plans a February debate. Miss Hunter learns of her brother’s illness and death while teachers and pupils cope with staff gaps and high averages.
The piece quotes Senator Depew calling a new progressive third party a salvation party for the Republican base. It criticizes railroad rate hikes, cites rail revenue growth from 1902 to 1910, and highlights Iowa figures like A B Cummins. It notes factions backing Safe Young and the “thirty odd men” against bosses, warning of lasting breach if they persist.
The Sioux City Journal weighs in against a proposed increase from 391 to 433 seats. It argues a fair apportionment would reduce Iowa's delegates and urges the state to refrain from misrepresenting equities to satisfy local needs.
A tract set aside for settlement is prepared for newcomers to enter a finished and thriving area. The piece notes strong demand for ready-made poultry farms and discusses open opportunity for a new wave of settlers in arid and semi-arid regions. A strong call urges real, conviction-driven men to face risks for justice and freedom.
The article describes a bipartisan Progressive Federation formed by leading reformers and editors from both major parties. It invites legal voters to vote by postal ballot ranking three candidates for each party’s presidential nomination, aiming to influence conventions and secure a progressive nominee in 1912.
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