26 Jul 1895
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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1895
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR shows train listing with passengers freight and fare notes. Mentions Cucaga MELWAUBES and br. PAUL, line about trains run daily except dua ak, and references to freight and passenger services with monetary marks.
The statement by Jf Edward Atkinson attacks the Treasury's monthly official report as false and outlines a plan to pay outstanding notes and certificates. It proposes using silver coinage to reduce bonds and notes, detailing figures for Sherman notes, bank notes, and gold reserves, and argues against free coinage favoring a silver standard.
Farmers across Kansas and Nebraska faced devastating plagues of grasshoppers sweeping over prairies devouring hay grain and crops. The insects clustered in millions causing desolation and threatening settlements before numbers diminished in recent years.
Rail excursion offers run from June to Sept with 30 day tickets to Okoboji Spirit Lake and other destinations. American Pharmaceutical Association in Denver Aug 14 24 and Knights Templar Triennial in Boston Aug 6 30 feature round trip fares. De Witt's Little Early Risers and Cholera Cure promoted with local agent contacts.
Fragmented ad clippings praise De Witts Catic and Cholera Cure as prompt safe and effective for cholera morbus summer complaint and diarrhoea. Testimonials cite rapid relief and time savings with multiple city papers endorsing its use and urging avoidance of alternatives.
Fragmented remarks on the silver craze lead Indiana editors to adopt resolutions. They note divergent opinions on the money question and urge calm, with advice about awaiting better conditions and avoiding rash moves.
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