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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1909
Page
4
The Pictorial Review Company seeks local solicitors to secure renewals and new subscriptions across the region. Earn from $15 to $50 weekly based on effort and time. Write with experience, age, available time, and previous work history to Dess M, 458 Broadway, New York.
The page urges readers to check the combination magazine for affordable reading and notes printers can handle all printing at typically lower prices than outside services. The copy emphasizes cost savings and in-house printing capability.
An advertisement from A Bregeman of Chicago claims Phoenix Fuel Compound delivers warmer, cleaner fuel that lasts longer than coal at about half the cost. It promises full instructions with 12 money making ideas for $1 and guarantees a money-back return.
In a spirited Iowa letter, readers critique congressional spending and praise President Roosevelt. They urge a national school reform mix, oppose county unit centralization, and favor township control with careful oversight while supporting farmer cooperation and better rural roads.
School notes describe a Tuesday storm keeping scholars home, then a Seniors class meeting electing Elden Smith president and Maybelle Mackie secretary. Students plan a February 26 program with songs, readings, a debate on immigration, and a short essay prize for Katie Sawyer. Edward’s homecoming tale follows in the student writings.
The piece argues the people gain on the U.S. Senate as progressives gain numbers through primary elections. It cites specific retirements and replacements, naming Burton Bristow Chamberlain Jones Cummins Crawford Bradley Shively and Hoar’s urging that the will of the people becomes law. The note concludes the exchange praised is well worth reproducing.
The Sioux County Farmers Institute, postponed from February due to theater and bad roads, will be held in Orange City March 11 and 12 starting at 1 30 PM. The program includes domestic science talks by Miss Neale Knowles and Mrs J D Ferguson, evening speakers Rev J P Winter Judge William Hutchinson and Wm Taylor, plus music and readings. Friday features a business meeting and premium exhibits in grain baking and sewing, with talks on dairy agriculture, crops and good roads by Prof G R Bliss and Thomas H McDonald.
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