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Newspaper

Hull Index

Location

Hull, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 21, 1913

Page

6

Notable Civic Debates and Global Facts Highlight Early 20th Century Dispatch

A wide array of items appears from a London Economist style digest and local notices. It notes naval remarks by Justice Goff, a warning against reformative use of the navy, and discusses concrete ice houses for farms. It also includes miscellaneous global and domestic statistics on trade, weather, railways, and public amenities, with brief mentions of individuals and institutions.

Goff New York United Biates Navy

Burlington Road sale and bread price probe in Des Moines

The article reports on plans to buy Atlantic Road and Burlington road interests, with officials assessing the feasibility and potential competition benefits. It also covers an investigation into bread costs in Des Moines, led by Councilman Needham and Mr Morrison, to explain why loaf prices did not drop with fuel costs and whether loaf sizes should have increased.

Burlington Atlantic Road Hlale Ellie Sour Atlanitia de Stithig Sid Weyh Dug Sum Ntoda Chitaga Bern Leslie M. Shin J. J. Mesa Shaw Dés Maines Des Avennes W. O A. Needham MM. J. Morrison Markeitmaster Needham

Plan to Close Up Court Receivership

Des Moines January 18 All persons with claims against the Fort Dodge Des Moines Southern railway, in receivership since June 1910, must present them today or face disallowance. Judge Smith McPherson will hear the 614 Colony Trust Company of Boston mortgage foreclosure and the American Trust Company of Boston second mortgage case, with debates ongoing for two years as the judge aims to clear the docket.

Des Moines Ja Fe Fort Doge Gee Moines McPherson American Trust Company of Boston Uslen Paris Vlan Bom Ligder Coutte Fuiere Wittes Shevert Coliede Nomalay Dharay Welday Rot W. Iinverdala Tureau Department of Wericuitnss Waallugion Alasom Myre Dorest Ida Rhe Manilla Hannah Opperman Misa Opperman Manning Waterloo Kagan Iowa Hawkers' Association Togan Red Omaha Neb Fred Fitsimmons Lagan Fitsimmadius Raglin Township Roy Fitsimmons Fort Bodge Northwest R. G. Ward R. W. Gamimot Chicagea H. W. Tuttle Grinnell Grace Jones Gake City Ames City Library Book Fund Clarion Rowe Marcus—Kers & Florine PP. H. Herrington Fielding Marcus Fior- Ine Fort Dodge E. ¢. March Masomw City Fortery Anna Mlichaels Clark Duluth Dubuque John White Waukon Great Western White Chicago

Ball Magnate Foyle Dies in Cleveland at 71

Cleveland obituary reports EM Foyle former president of the Cleveland American League club died in his city after years of illness. He led the club from its early league formation through later years and remained a key figure in local baseball.

Cleveland Ohio Emfoyle American League Baseball Club

Eastern Farmers Move Toward Iowa Model

Washington reports that farmers in Staryigud and Virginia counties plan a large meeting to discuss adopting Iowa style agricultural practices. The gathering aims to learn from Seath County Farmers' Sun and related counties offering expert guidance to improve farm management.

Iowa Washington Staryigud Virginia Seatl County Sun Seath Maryland

Legislature Doings Amid Turbulent Session Quiet at Times

The house and senate faced a tense day with debates on a four point agenda. Lawmakers weighed budget questions as leaders pressed for votes and decisions on key appointments.

Early Iowa Legislature Debates Social Reform Bills

Describes ongoing Iowa House and Senate discussion on sanitation tenements and child protection, a state commission for prison labor farms, and local governance reforms. Notes progress on roads and liquor controls, education, women’s suffrage, and workmen compensation with bills advancing through committees and scheduled votes.

Public School Reform and Tax Legislation Debate

A fragmented report outlines legislative efforts on public school funding and tax reform. It notes proposals to revise taxation, adjust depot and rail passes, and modify drainage and municipal corporate powers, with debate over free passes for transportation.

Bill to Abolish the Electoral College Aims for Direct Vote

A bill introduced today in the senate by Cowles seeks to amend the federal constitution via a national convention to abolish the Electoral College and elect the president by direct popular vote. The measure would memorialize Congress to call a constitutional convention for this purpose while warning against car tampering and theft with penalties.

Vaile Finn Lulay Darrah Fueas Lowa Bo Ghangi Rleuthem Chac Tls Georgelie Chaudeura Senate Cowles BurHugtion

Whitney Bags More Game Than Any Other Member

Des Moines reports that Whitney of Woodbury Actuiliry leads in legislative output with a bill to curb sheriff graft and many other measures advancing. The public tone praises his floor handling and vigor, suggesting numerous merits and potential new laws.

Whitney Des Moines Woodbury Actuiliry

Mattes Bill Expands Powers of State Council

An appropriation bill introduced by Senator Mattus broadens the state executive council by granting authority to investigate matters before the body and to pay for those investigations. The bill envisions the council appraising property and handling late bond cases, aiming to aid state operations in multiple ways.

Bettei Fay Jacobsen Audihess Sinte Paw McVicker Wright Avenue sMi G L. Hays Tindera Eavang Commission On the Mayoralty Dex Moines Mattus State Executive Council I Corporation

Des Moines Bill Seeks 4500 Dollar Sheriff Salary Cap

In Des Moines on February 1, Representative Jonas of Dickinson county introduced a bill in the state legislature to cap sheriffs' pay at 4500 dollars. It is the second proposal aimed at reducing sheriff income, following Whitney's measure to cut prisoner feeding provisions.

Des Moines Bepishiture Senate House Lotay Joint Committee House Committee Bliss Ringell Senate Committee On State Educational Institutions Klay Sigur County State Board of Education Peterson Cass County Atlantic Chase Alemberdt Jegislaturé Tckola Ctnee Hamilton Dagulge Ube Uekela Bridge Lobby Crozier Marion County W. S. Fraley Polk Ames Jonas Dickinson County Tower House of the Laws Whitney

Cherokee considers plan to employ county expert

A county plan under discussion seeks to hire an outside expert for agricultural guidance. The move aims to bolster farming support in Chopebern County and improve crop outcomes amid improving prospects for local producers.

Chetul Alt Meteley Adleraih Chopebern God Hood

Woodbine Wins Honors in Triangular Debate

Woodbine with affirmative team Ira Crewdson Earnest Hunter and Murray Wue defeated Onawa Missouri Valley with Onawa negative Ray Ruwling Clarence Thurstan and Fing Hangén in a triangular debate held last evening at the usual public hall. The issue debated was Resolved That the state government should establish a policy of shipping subsidies.

Woodbine Missouri Valley Woodbing Alidgiuri Valley Onawa Woolbine Ira Crewdson Earnest Hunter Murray Wue Ray Ruwiing Clarence Thurstan Fing Hangén

Runaway Crash Injures Three Teens Near Tilden

Three youths from Tilden Township were seriously hurt when a team frightened by a dog caused the wagon to crash near here. Carl Wink suffered a broken arm, George Russell broke a leg above the knee, and Dan Ciabaugh sustained severe injuries to an arm and chest.

Marcus Tilden Township Here Carl Wink George Russell Dan Ciabaugh

German American Liberal Alliance Adopts New Name

Des Moines Feb 17 The German American Liberal alliance changes its name to German American National alliance. Dr Dur of Burlington is re elected president and Paul Krueger of Des Moines becomes secretary. Edward Kowalke of Wall Lake named vice president from the seventh district. Next annual convention set for Fort Hodge.

Des Moines

Domestic science graduate to sew her own gown

In Woodbine Iowa on February 17 girls in the domestic science course at the Woodbine normal will sew their own graduating gowns. Under Miss Aline Thurber the class proves so attractive that the graduate will be her own dressmaker rather than hiring a professional.

Woodbine, Ta Woodbine Aline Thurber

Remembered Sister, Forgotten Boy Surfaces in Trial

Estherville Iowa February 17 Judge D D Cayle questions a witness Amos Pingree 82 recalls being taught by the judge in Humboldt County 49 years ago Pingree remembers the judge's red headed sister but forgets the red headed boy who was also a pupil.

Estherville DD. FL Cayle Amos Pingree Thurmboldt County Pingree

Butter Makers Protest Oleo Serving in State Institutions

Cedar Rapids Iowa February 17 members of the Butter Makers Association adopted resolutions protesting oleo margarine served to inmates and a defense of Dr A D Melvin’s claim that 94 percent of cream used is dirty or decomposed. Scores of W P Peterson Finchford and E E A Cole Lamont tied in the butter contest and will keep cup wamonits.

Cedar Rapids Lphe Faws Buttermakers’ Association A. D. Melvin Devalutment of Agriculture W. P. Peterson Finchford A. Cole Lamont

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