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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1905
Page
4
In a city column tribute the loss of John Hay is noted as a faithful and distinguished servant whose career held high rank and solid influence among leaders and statesmen. The piece recalls Hay’s long service and the respect he earned at home and abroad.
A fragmentary passage notes Mr Lawson ready to be challenged if Standard Oil disproves his statements and hints that the Bocieleler iogers group may doubt capital punishment while Lions City Tribune remains unconvinced. The garbled text suggests readers would be amused if belief in capital punishment were proven true.
A garbled excerpt cites a speaker claiming the people want and are going to have tare revision and government control of railways. The text hints at democratic aims but is incomplete and unclear about specifics or context.
The text praises Theonan as capable of governing Towa and notes savings from consolidating offices to fund a governor’s mansion. It argues the mansion should be state owned and built with saved funds, implying a long wait if delayed.
The Malvern Leader urges community groups to form reading clubs to foster local interest. It calls for residents in country towns and farms to support proposed appropriations for road improvement, arguing a few millions per state could yield annual savings for farmers.
Fragmented OCR text reports a political confrontation with references to a president and a party clash. It hints at railroad policy revision and Democratic and Republican tensions, with garbled lines suggesting debate over democratic ideals and governance during a volatile period.
The piece notes that a noncompromising candidate for governor is unlikely and suggests the Journal and other papers are misreading set views on town policy including rate regulation and tariff revision.
From Our Exchanges L emars talks of a fall carnival. Rock Valley District Pair to be held Sept 5 6 7. Farmers form mutual grain and coal organization. The Farmers Lumber Co of Rael Valley succeed J H W Quel Co. Steel Tank Co of Le murs moves to Waterloo. Lawrence Greif from Granville drowned near Chamberland. Larchwood Alvord and Little Rock celebrate. Various local incidents include a terrier’s speech and a dog act, injuries from accidents, and a saloon tax note.
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