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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1894
Page
4
The Hull Index notes President Cleveland's tariff position and labor strikes, praises patriotism, and criticizes Debs Altgeld and the ring in Des Moines politics. It calls for party unity, opposes McHurghs as railroad commissioner candidate, and praises the Iowa National Guard.
A Mt Pioneer Press essay denounces the boycott as corrupting politics and weakening civic duty. It targets Gov. Altgeld, warns that cowardly politicians risk voter costs, and calls for a revival of the old American spirit to uphold law and order against disorderly labor actions.
Residents discuss a petition for a change to the county governance at the June supervisors meeting. The vote curves toward defeating the bond proposition as reform questions dominate the agenda.
A local ad invites customers to a car pet weaver one block north and a half block east of the Academy building. It promises best work and all kinds of warp on hand with low prices.
James Vickers proprietor markets light and heavy harness mate from Star Oak leather, guaranteed to be the best leather in the market. All work warranted.
National Educational Association at Asbury Park from July 10 to 13 and United Societies Christian Endeavor at Cleveland July 11 to 15. Other events include Baptist Young People's Union at Toronto July 18 to 22 and National G A R Encampment at Pittsburg September 4 to 10. A fare of one dollar is offered for the round trip, with 2 dollars added to the Asbury Park ticket granting membership in the National Teachers' Association. For details contact Illinois Central Ticket Agents or J F Merry A G B A Manchester Iowa.
A pamphlet issued by the passenger department of the Illinois Central Railroad promotes migration to the South along the Yazoo and Mississippi Valley line. It highlights railroad facilities including refrigerator cars and direct routes to Northern, Western, and Southern markets. For a free copy, readers in Manchester, Iowa, may contact F. Merry and A. GB Al.
The ad promotes the North American Review as the world's leading general interest magazine combining popular practical treatment with impartial articles. It touts high quality contributors, liberal expenditures for authority pieces, and invites subscriptions at 314 East 14th Street, New York, priced at $5.25.
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