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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1905
Page
4
The list of possible and good men for the gubernatorial nomination includes ex-Governor William Barrabee. He is described as a man of the people who won’t be swayed by corporations and, like Governor Chambers, will back his convictions firmly.
A quoted exchange urges Republican lawmakers from Iowa to lower tariffs, arguing the state has long been misrepresented in Washington. The speaker cites Senator Funk and calls for a revisionist governor and for Congressmen from Des Moines to reflect Iowa’s stance.
The Webster City Freeman Tribune urges all sensible electors to support William Barrabee in Iowa. It claims his official life shows railroads never rile him and invites readers to check his record against railroad attorney Hubbard and partners.
A tribute to Col David Bremner Henderson reflecting on his long life of military service political engagement and oratory. The writer notes his battles fought and the absence of lasting anger despite outcomes citing his place in history and identity as a non American born figure in American history.
The piece questions why Cummins did not become a national figure despite his advocacy of reciprocity and tariff reform. It notes campaigns and reaffirmation of the shelter plank, mutual party tensions, and a later defeat blamed on a congressman from the Seventh district.
The piece weighs public support for George Perkins of Sioux City as Iowa governor. It asks if Perkins will stay true to the Iowa idea and sustain effort through the next state convention, noting voters dislike a candidate who falters and urging unity.
The Eleventh district shows a strong independent streak in Bleventh district papers. Republicans are not bound to any single candidate and will not be forced into line by party or local pressures.
The passage notes Northwest Iowa showing strongest support for Iowa ideas over five years, with the region remaining deeply interested in current national disputes and the broader state’s engagement with these issues.
Miss Eben Brady left for Pukwana South Dakota Sunday. Fred Steinberg went to Alton with Eddie Tuesday. EB Vanwoudenberg and son Henry were from Rock Valley Wednesday. Oy A Gibbs of Omaha wago guest at Banker Wilson Tuesday. Mrs Dan Murphy and Nee Gacke and a son visited Alvord Tuesday. Herman Versteeg was a business visitor at Sioux Center and Hooper. Rev and Mrs Aldrich hosted Mr Roberts from Sioux City Tuesday night. A daughter of James Merrill of Doon visited Ea Merrill's home. CGW Allen Hawarden Telephone Co manager was not a Hull visitor this week. Ex County Supervisor Vanderwilt visited from Capel township farm Tuesday. Arnold is as big and good natured as ever. Mr G Handiling and the baby did not return with George as voted last week but arrived Wednesday with Mies Zby. A runaway Wednesday caused excitement nearly hitting Reep's little girl. In getting out of a buggy Sunday Hieke Versluia clipped and fell injuring his back. The past week brought a light supper for our citizens with H Klock Gee Vickers and Dr Levee among attendees.
Me James Mackle and faulty drove down from Laverne to today and spent several days with his brothers and friends. The event included hearty bands and hope for a good job by Dr Hrowe in repainting his burger. Mr and Mrs Robert Schoenemat Test plan a Lakex visit Tuesday afternoon for a few days.
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