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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1908
Page
1
The item critiques Iowa politics, noting discussions around G J Shoemaker for State Senator and broader commentary on leaders like L M Shaw and J P Morgan. It cites editorials from the Hartley Journal and Waterloo Reporter, claiming limited involvement by Senator Allison and questioning media accuracy.
Freit bearing farms in Delta county Colorado sell from 8500 to 1000 per acre. Raw land near Crawford with water rights lists from 30 to 30 per acre, about 35,000 as you get your orchard in bearing condition will be valuable. Write John Sipma Crawford Colorado for information and say you saw this in the Hull Todor.
In a terse note dated 1908 and referencing the State Board of Health ruling from August 7 1907 leaders consider adopting the chaptered health law. West Branch and Lincoln Township have not acted yet while others push to publish the order.
The article notes Senator Allison is praised for speaking skills yet faces a talk challenge as colleagues are invited to join in the discussion. Senator J. C. Burrows of ... is mentioned as part of the unfolding scene.
A group of about seventy five Allison backers met in Des Moines to pledge support for his 1906 campaign, arguing it honors Republicans and serves Iowa's best interests. They condemn the drive for long term incumbency and plea for timely national leadership from Washington.
A large coalition of groups led by National Manufacturers' Association and allied trade bodies urged Speaker Cannon to let a tariff commission bill proceed. They argued a wide expert panel was needed, but Cannon doubted any one man’s knowledge surpassing many business leaders.
An advertisement touts independence and success by buying land in Southwestern North Dakota along the Coast Extension of the C M St P Roy promising rich soil and excellent water. It claims ownership of over 200000 acres in Billings and Bowman Counties with prices ranging from 312 to 820.
Readable scraps describe cultivation and bearing conditions. Mentions names Sipma Crawford Colorado and Sawyer with a vague reference to an Index and further information.
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