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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1895
Page
4
The Hull Index shows weekly publication in Hull Iowa with subscription terms two dollars per month or one year prepaid and local advertising rate ten cents per line. It lists mailing details and printing notices for the Hull area.
The article reports Iowa Republican delegates nominating Francis M N Drake for governor and Josah Given for Supreme Court, Henry Sarin for State Superintendent, Geo W Ferell for Railroad Commissioner, and Tiesay Hospers for Senatorial District 49. It notes Hospers’ victory after a long ballot fight, party unity, and critiques of Democratic policy amid a rising prosperity.
A reader wonders why after serving a term in the legislature a man frequently envisions a seat in the senate. The remark suggests ambition and political aspiration persist beyond immediate duties.
The article notes that Democratic newspapers are not inclined at present to forecast a large victory in the upcoming fall elections. It discusses cautious sentiment among party aligned presses and reflects on potential factors shaping electoral outcomes.
L iL Andrews of Sioux Center is discussed as a potential candidate for the superintendent trainer post. The piece cites financial hardship and a broader Liberal defeat in England and anticipates further Democratic losses in fall elections.
Several democratic county conventions have surprised the free silver element as large delegations declare against free silver. The Marshalltown convention on August will be a decisive clash with Marmony in force and expected to see factional war akin to a famous feud.
A B Stickney president of the Chicago and Great Western railway addressed the Pan American Congress in Toronto. The Pioneer Press highlights his revival of rural New England academies to keep rural youth at home, offering practical studies and possible private endowment. The piece contrasts Stickney with Dr D K Pearson who favors broader college endowment and continued philanthropy.
A stream of letters and testimonials praise Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy and Chamberlain's Pain Balm. Citizens from Viiceland Cal Downey Wash and beyond report relief from dysentery stomach pain rheumatism and back pain. Sold by Anderson & Knapp with pioneer J W Venable of Downey publicly recommending the cures.
The JOURNAL marks nearly twenty five years of operation, highlighting its longstanding role and relevance without need for further introduction at this time.
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