Editorial snippets from the Hull Daily Fray
A collage of editorials and public voices from Hull Iowa area papers cites opinions on congressional actions and presidential renomination. It notes commentary from the Des Moines Register and Leader and Mason City Daily Herald on Roosevelt and party strategy, plus remarks on gubernatorial prospects including A B Funk and Warren Garst.
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Des Moines Register
Mason City
Dimnes-Herald
Roosevelt
A. B. Funk
Spirit Lake Beacon
Warren Garst
Funk
Good Citizen and Voting Reform Debate Reflected in Press
The piece cites Owen ExSpane praising citizen restraint at polls and contrasts talkers with action at voting booths. It quotes Cannon on tariff and party campaigns, noting historical shifts in congressional majorities and the enduring issue of let well enough alone versus reform. The Sioux City Tribune commentary frames voter behavior and party dynamics.
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Cannon
Washington
Fifty-ninth Congress
Ghosert
T Roosevelt
Sioux City Tribune
Roosevelt renomination dispute sparks Iowa paper clash
The Burlington Hawkeye argues Roosevelt’s renomination is insulting. The Des Moines Register replies that the president should not dictate nominees and notes he was drafted for vice president, outlining GOP tensions over the renomination question.
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Roosevelt
Des Moines Register
The
Hawkeye
Roosevelt Succession and Tariff Gloom in 1908 Politics
The Sioux City Journal discusses uncertainty over Roosevelt’s successor, the Republican Party’s grip, and looming tariff debates. It notes Taft as a potential but unproven factor, speculates on a 1908 Tedhot campaign, and warns Congress will again face tariff pledges as winter approaches. The piece reflects cautious GOP outlook and public confidence in Roosevelt’s leadership.
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Congress
American Protective Tariff League
Republican Party
Democratic Party
The
Sioux Cley Journal
Dun mite Candidacy Sparks Iowa Senate Debate
The piece critiques Albert B. Dun mite’s bid for the U S Senate while praising Senator Allison’s long service. It argues against lifelong tenure, noting Allison’s near fifty years in Congress and urging younger Republican leaders in Iowa to handle current affairs without hero worship or monarchic notions.
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Tor
Albert B. Dunmite
United States
J. W. Blythe
Allison
Lawa
Alison
Senator Alison
Halle
Congress
Iowa
Washington
Roosevelt
Opening of the Government Irrigated Lands Exposition
The Wootley Project station east of Billings debuts in June with applications from June 11 to June 28 for 40 or 80 acre tracts, priced 35 to 10 dollars per acre. Attend the excursion on Tuesday June Hth. contact Th E Weberman, 410 Manhattan Build St Paul, Minn, to join. Insurance offered by N Sawyer for Aume Fire Insurance Co with reliable coverage.
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Wootley
Billings
U. S
Th. E. Weberman
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Uhdg
St. Paul
Mian
Notice to Contractors for Hull Iowa Bids 1907
Sealed proposals will be received at the Town Clerk's office Hull lawn up till 8 o'clock p m Tuneteh A C 1907 for construction of about eight concrete pieces andaliy scro alongs in accordance with the specifications on file in the said clerk's office Each bid must be accompanied by a bond in the sum of Que Hundred Dollars subject to the approval of the council of Hull Iowa Said council reserves the right to reject any or all bids Attest Ly Wy Mackie E Stevens Chairman St Com Clerk
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Hull
Tuneteh
A. C
Asid
Council
Iowa
Wy. Mackie
E. ©. Stevens
St. Com
Resolution on Ordering Permanent Sidewalk Construction in Iull
Town council resolves to build maintain permanent sidewalks along streets and fronting parcels in Iull Iowa. Sidewalks described include brick or stone at specified widths, with four and a half foot or six foot sections noted. The ordinance covers construction and upkeep under Resolution No Five.
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iIull
Iowa
Wreck Streal
Reand
SBM
Wrick
Hull Town Sidewalk Construction Assessment Adopts 1907 Law
The town of Hull adopts a provision to issue contracts for paid permanent sidewalks if owners fail to build within the stated time. The cost will be charged to abutting property proportionally via assessment certificates under state rates and local ordinance. Attest: I. Sryers.
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