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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1895
Page
12
Publication notice for Hull Iowa weekly edition stating terms of subscription as one year in advance and six months, with local advertising rate details and editors and proprietors. Contains OCR garble and formatting artifacts but conveys pricing and publication frequency.
An OCR fragment lists Governor Francis M. Drake and lieutenant governor Matt Parrot with references to the State Supreme Court and officials including Henry Sabin and Geo. W. Perkins, plus Supreme Judge Josiah Gives, indicating a roster of state leaders and judicial figures.
A delegate convention of the Republicans in the 49th senatorial district of Town will be held at Sibley on July 11, 1895, at 1 o clock pm to nominate a candidate for senator and conduct other business. Delegates numbered by counties include Lyon J O’Brien Osceola Sioux with 13, B A Wirner chairman.
The Iowa Republican state convention nominated Gen. Drake for governor on the sixth ballot with Matt Parrot as running mate. Judge Given was renominated for the Supreme Bench and Henry Sabin as Supt. of Public Instruction. The platform supports biracialism and gold and silver purchasing power. A senatorial convention is set for Sibley next Thursday with candidates from four counties.
The Iraton Gupper reports this week that G J Shoemaker of Hawarden has withdrawn after securing the Republican nomination for sheriff.
The free silver craze sparked by Coin's Financial School is waning as publishers rush to cash in during the initial hype. Fewer adherents remain, with people shifting toward Republican ideas and old world governments aligning similarly. By the Marshaltown convention, free silver Democrats may be a hopeless minority with little effort for free silver on the platform.
Vol. 1, No. 1 of the O'Brien County Leader appears edited by Peab McCormack at Primghar and declares a republican stance. It urges patrons to examine ads for business opportunities and invites correspondence to the editor about openings.
An impassioned letter reflects on veterans from the Civil War era, praising the Grand Army of the Republic and urging honor for soldiers. It recalls major conflicts, pension grievances, and Memorial Day tributes, noting public sympathy and a call to remember and support veterans.
Ida C. Hultin of the New Woman denounces the idea of new women as a discovery, arguing she has always been present and will advance society. The talk compares women’s role to guiding rails in a railroad metaphor and urges lifting the rails to expand her sphere of influence.
Samuel Pollock of Briceland California recounts an epidemic of dysentery last summer. He suffered severely until using Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, which relieved him after the first dose and cured him before half a bottle was used. He recommended it to friends with similar success.
The Iowa Central Railway offers July 5 6 excursion tickets to Boston and return at one fare for the convention. Tickets good to August 6 inclusive. For rates sleeping car accommodations and information contact agents of Iowa Central Ry or Thos I Barry G P A Marshalltown PA. The Italian admiralty with parliament sanction plans 19000000 lire for quick firing guns for larger warships and torpedo boats will be moved in number.
A Downey pioneer lauds Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy for stomach pain and diarrhea. Anderson & Knapp sell the product. Also noted are cures of rheumatism by Chamberlains Pain Balm and a ad about excursion tickets to Madison and Dakota with loans offered by W. G. O. Coad.
An old Sioux City ad extols The Journal as premier with daily and Sunday editions. It promotes subscriptions: daily and Sunday $10 per year, daily $8, weekly two parts at $1, and Daily Times at $5 per year, urging readers to send their orders to Ferin Bros. Co.
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