Hull Iowa Publication Admits Subscriptions
Public notice notes subscription rates and legal advertising terms for a Hull Iowa paper. It lists one year in advance pricing and non prepaid rates, along with a postal designation and publisher credits.
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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1895
Page
4
Public notice notes subscription rates and legal advertising terms for a Hull Iowa paper. It lists one year in advance pricing and non prepaid rates, along with a postal designation and publisher credits.
A readeredigon text recalls the Sibley convention with references to delegates backing their man and a silver debate in Chicago. The column laments Republican endorsements and praises local figures while critiquing Democratic and Republican stances on silver, with notes on Iowa politics, Drake, and bi metallic platform tensions.
I G McMillan of Reed Rapids is named chairman of the State Central Committee. He is described as a shrewd politician who will run a campaign on business principles and without dishonest methods that hurt the party.
Ex Secretary Charles S. Fairchild argues against doubling the money supply noting only a small fraction of circulation would raise prices while most would be harmed. He compares currency effects to transportation taxes and canal benefits, urging caution over monetary reform.
A Philadelphia Times quote condemns the industrial revival for starting the silver crank. A lumberman with cold sensitivity quit work as temperatures neared freezing. J. W. Still and wife visited Spencer this week, while William Newell and James Jensen returned to Ames to school last Monday.
Parties needing piano tuning can have work done satisfactorily by contacting John Wyatt at Hult Tow a for service and address details.
Inpex and Cellar Rapids editors balk at revenue features of the Gorman-Wilson 4b plan. The last fiscal year closed with a 43 million dollar deficit and bills past due were deferred to appear favorable. July receipts are weak as the new fiscal year looms with expected Republican actions on revenue. A ten day debate between Umnar of New York and Harvey of Chicago on the silver question opens in Chicago.
The statement lists assets including cash and drafts on solvent banks with values for real and personal property, deduces total assets, and shows liabilities including capital stock and deposits. Signed by President Davidson, Cashier Invord, and Directors, sworn before a notary on the indicated date in Sioux County Iowa.
An 138 Maines institution named Signland Park Normal College was sold at auction last week and may pass to new owners. An exchange suggests a reversion to its former status as a noted educational establishment. Iowa farmers seek good security funding from N. G. C. Good. A Calf claimed remedy praised Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy by S. Pollock of Briceland, endorsing its curing power. For sale by Anderson and Truagy.
A Downey California pioneer J W Venable endorses Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhiva Remedy for stomach pain and diarrhea. Mrs Emily Thorne of Toledo Washington and other users also commend Chamberlain's Pain Balm for rheumatism and back pain. products sold by Anderson Knapp.
The Daily Times and Perkin Bros offer daily and Sunday issues with various pricing. Tim JOURNAL billed as an established publication includes sections on editorials scientific miscellany farming and stock reports. Distributed in Sioux City Iowa by PERKIN BROS co with options for daily and weekly editions.
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