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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1912
Page
4
The Stong City Journal quotes Senator Kenyan as backing Taft calling him the big-bodied big-brained big-hearted president. It notes the paper links rival headlines to a political trick and questions La Follette's theater tie in a separate headline gag.
The Sioux City News laments partisan decay and calls for principled leadership. It notes Green C. Scott as a candidate for Iowa's Eleventh Congressional District and discusses past Democratic nominations in Baltimore, urging candidates to prove merit beyond self by pursuing public service.
The Sioux City Journal reports mounting excitement in Be Breath Town district as voters and soldiers discuss the Eleventh district, questioning its inactivity and urging action amid a charged political atmosphere.
The Sioux Cup Journal reports on the La Follette Roosevelt Progressive Republican drift and possible candidates in the eleventh district. George C. Scott, a longtime Republican, is named as a candidate subject to June primaries, with details of his life and career provided.
Neal Boogaard and H DeBouy visited friends Sunday while many couples plan weddings and moves. Doon and Sioux City trips occur on Monday and Wednesday with several locals purchasing property and announcing events at Carmel and Maurice. A farewell sermon signals a move to Carmel and a music concert is announced for January 26 at Town Hall.
Special correspondent reports several residents on the sick list including Edith Heemstra and Ben Heemstra. Fr Heemstra shows improvement. A recent John Rolfe home party enjoyed by young folks. International Harvester meeting planned in Alton with many to attend. Ver Steeg family visits Wednesday. Jim Verdet’s boy hurt arm but recovering. Kemp child underwent ear and nose operation and is recovering.
Manus Brinkman visits relatives in Inwood. A daughter arrives at the T Goslinga home. Dave Heusinkveld travels to Irot on business. Girls arrive at the N Den Ouden and van Ginkle homes. Mrs Art Kloek of Hull visits G Voogd home.
The Local notes VanderKooi has sold his share in the dray line to Luke Kooiker. John Scholten’s home is quarantined for scarlet fever delaying his pale and postponing plans. Authorities hope for a quick end to the illness with no serious outcomes.
The item notes Opal Snyder and Clarence Hawkins at Doon and a postponed John Scholten gate date. It mentions a fire or illness delaying aerial features, upcoming double installation, a family move to Sioux City, a wedding attendance by the Westra family, and a large farm equipment sale with many implements and livestock, plus a lumber and household goods consignment with a Ferre lunch offer and a notes line about payment terms.
Mr P VanBeek will hold a closing out sale on February 14 1912 at the stock farm of Mrs M Thayer located 2 miles north and 43 miles west of Rock Valley Robyn and Erickson Auctioneers public notice states sale details and location.
Public auction to move to Minnesota on Wednesday February 7, 1912 starting at 10 o clock. Items include 10 head of horses and 57 head of cattle such as 12 milch cows multiple mares and geldings and several two year old heifers consignments noted with weights and breeds. The sale location is described as P Wynna farm four miles east and three miles north of Rock Valley and other nearby routes.
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