Hull Index editorial note and publication details
The Hull Index lists Charles C. Sawyer as editor and proprietor. It notes the paper is entered at the Hull, Sioux County, Iowa post office as second class matter and published weekly.
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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1911
Page
4
The Hull Index lists Charles C. Sawyer as editor and proprietor. It notes the paper is entered at the Hull, Sioux County, Iowa post office as second class matter and published weekly.
A New York judgment of 36,684 against the Postal for a misread telegraph order cost 20,000 bales of cotton. Georgia Court of Appeals upheld a Western Union damage ruling after a missed eye injury from a late telegram. The piece argues for mechanized, faster telegraphy and critiques sentimentality in old line firms. It cites a Sioux City News editorial on constitutional questions and indictments of trusts, plus Minnesota’s shift toward state socialism in co op dairy operations and public runs.
Sioux City News observes the Nation’s 185th birthday with an editorial reflecting on the republic’s founding ideals. The piece calls for civic participation and unity amid changing times.
Probate notice orders all respondents to appear at the Court House in Orange City on September 5 at 2 PM to show cause why Jesse Lincoln's last will cannot be admitted to probate. Clerk Olin G. Reininger signs the district court seal. Also mentions Mr and Mrs N Sawyer plus Miss Katie and Master Henry visiting Signs Center for surveying and leisure.
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