24 Jan 1913
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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1913
Page
1
A fragmentary pastiche recalls events from a long-ago Iowa edition including local names, a hospital accident, a Chicago post, social gatherings, and community notes. Mentions of Sioux county activity, a veteran group, student life, and a railroad accident potential, with a letter from Canton dated 1943. The overall mood hints at nostalgia and public notices.
The governor outlines a sweeping program for state supervision of utilities, public works, and social reforms. He supports women's suffrage, expanded labor protections, tax and highway plans, and a new Public Utilities Commission, plus reforms to elections and governance.
Washington letters discuss the Aldrich plan and Underwood Simmons tariff politics, noting a concentrated money supply among New York bankers and the push for financial reform. The piece reviews patent office optimism and critiques on worthless patents, plus social notes on local figures and events.
Joan Press notes Herman Johnson now a knight of the grip and traveling for a Sioux City furniture house. A baby boy born to Mr and Mrs Dr Roas last Sunday evening. congratulations from the Press. Mrs W F E Kline ill for weeks with pleuring. laity improving. Chas Kilburn of Sioux City reports his mother died at her home in Sioux Falls the first of the week and funeral held yesterday. Mrs Terry Keuidenier of Guthrie Center arrived in Doon for a visit with her parents.
Miss Hose Vandersehaant and Mr Henry Elytaena wed Wednesday in a ceremony at the First Reformed church. The bride is the eldest daughter of Mr and Mrs Vandersehaft of Pull, and the couple will reside at Ayman's Ford after March 1 1913. The community offers hearty congratulations and best wishes for health and happiness. Electrician W He Weise of Rock Valley discussed a new electric light project with Mr Van der Schaaf in Hull.
Auction at Tal o Conenenuer features cattle including six year old steer and two year old heifers, plus tractors, plows, haying gear, feed bins, and household goods. Items include ca rted cattle equipment, farm wagons, and tools with terms on approved notes and cash proceeds.
Local discussion supports Kirk Sheldon for Road Supervisor in Lincoln Township. Support cites his long work with Mr. Hawkins and pride in road quality, evidenced by his leadership on the King Rag project and years of service.
The event at Fruit Wednesday drew several hundred attendees for EL Gritters public sale of full blood and registered Poland China sows. Buyers from across the region purchased hogs with good average prices. a full buyer list and prices will be provided next week.
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