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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1903
Page
2
Fragment shows a newspaper header with editor J. W. Tanner and a garbled advertisement line indicating a subscription or pricing issue. The readable text hints at a local publication’s front matter and an advertising entry, though content is incomplete.
The screed lists gubernatorial and legislative candidates including EDMMINS for Governor and JOBR HERRIOT for Lieutenant Governor, CHARLES BISHOP for Supreme Court, PALMEe for Railroad Commissioner, KIMMEL for State Senator, MORTHS for Representative, HENRY for Treasurer, CHABE for Superintendent, HUIZENGA for Coroner, WILSON for Surveyor, and sfour for Saporvisor. It then condemns Cummins aligned papers and mocks the tariff plank, recounting a Goopers event and urging avoidance of South Dakota harvest labor.
Local observers accuse Lyon county officials of manipulating the Sioux county candidate race. They cite the Lister versus O'Brien/Kimmel dynamics and imply backroom deals influenced the convention outcome.
Local notes speculate Ed Brown may decline a railroad commissioner bid and push Md Brown of Rock Valley to accept, keeping the post in the Brown family. The piece also mentions Mitchelig and Trajan in a collage of brief notices with fragmented historic references and odd spellings.
Competing antiquaries argue whether the submerged complex served as an emperor’s summer palace or was merely a bartering pavilion. Some contend it withstood an ancient purge while others say it hid after a heavy quake. Marehi, visiting in 1538, described it as 600 feet long, 240 wide, 90 deep.
Great Northern announces a July round trip from Perkins to Spicer Minnesota and Green Lake events. Special trains from Hall and Platte run July 1 with return July 18 and 26. Highlights include a grand concert at 1 30 pm, baseball games at 2 30 pm, a balloon ascent, Native American village costumes, and multiple excursions with tourist sleeper cars and berth rates.
A through train will run via the Chicago Milwaukee St Paul Union Pacific Denver Rio Grande and Southern Pacific Railways to the G A R Encampment in San Francisco. Through sleeping cars depart Monday May 10 from Sheldon Mason City Dacorah Cedar Rapids and Wherry with one car each and from Dubuque Winona Faribault with one standard car each. Reservations urged through local CMStP agents or John Jr Cook West Union Ia.
The secretary sits in a hot office fuming at conditions and recalling humble origins. The scene, set near a breezy Potomac view, hints at modest beginnings and financial strain amid a formal governmental setting.
In a Washington setting, Secretary Tom Lloyd entertains Laura Camden, once his love and now a caller seeking a life position. Laura presses for a library clerk role to support her paralyzed mother, while Lloyd contemplates his own presidential ambitions and past choices.
A colorful display of wash goods offers fine sheer cool materials in white and dyed options. French Lawn Persian Lawn India Linen Handkerchief Linens Silk Muslins Dimities Lawns and Leno effects with delicate lace stripes provide ample selection for shoppers seeking light fabrics.
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