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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1908
Page
4
The Allison newspapers voice support for Senate financial measures after Gen. Speaker Cannon reshapes the House committee to push the bill through. They had previously been quiet as rank and file oppose passage seen as aiding speculators.
Bernard Murphy says in a state party statement that Republicans support his bid and note that some party advocacies have been adopted or rejected, but the party will follow the majority expressed at the state convention.
The Sioux City Daily Tri bunG reports the Aldrich-Allico plan intends a $250,000,000 currency inflation tied to a bond basis. It would operate in three to four financial centers where bonds can be traded, while the rest of the country would see no benefit.
The editor of the local bank publication announces his own bid for public office amid ongoing political tensions. The report notes questions surrounding his nomination process and the potential impact on Bernera and surrounding areas.
The Sioux City Journal describes Mr Murphy as a veteran Republican and editor. It praises his integrity and fearlessness and says he would unite party factions in the state if nominated and elected.
A garbled editorial fragment discusses La Follette and public opinions in Wisconsin and beyond. It cites opinions from the Sioux City Tribune and local papers on supporting or opposing his presidential nomination and the idea of granting executive power. The text mentions Polls, the Great Society, and the “square deal” context with references to Hanna and Helinley.
About 100 guests attended the Cotterell Relief Corps No 7 installation at the Masonic Hall last Friday. A banquet opened at six with veterans and families present before the installation ceremonies led by Mrs T Mackie and the installing officer Mrs Lena Ca Ieman of Sanborn.
An assembly recounts Civil War era loyalty and veterans' deeds. Mrs. Ballard sends greetings from Chirie Callférafen while choir sings Marching Through Georgia. Speakers, including E H Reiman, recall Manila Bay and copperhead district trials as the Cottrell Corp celebrates enduring brotherhood and forest service notes conclude.
A simple creosote treatment can make common woods last twenty years or more in ground. Cottonwood, aspen, willow, sycamore, low-grade pines, and gums respond well, outlasting untreated cedar and oak. A noopen tank installed for 33 to 45 dollars enables efficient impregnation, treating 49 to 50 posts daily.
The text reads as a fragmented sales note urging immediate action to purchase before a deadline. It references Chamberlain and a push to save by buying now, but the legible core facts are limited to a promotional call without clear names, dates, or locations.
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