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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1894
Page
4
The Spirit Lake convention chose Mr Perkins for Congress. The paper notes the close contest, the strong following of both sides, and predicts Perkins will win the district with solid Republican support from Sioux County. It expresses confidence in Perkins and unity among supporters.
Mr. C. L. Davidson of Sioux County gains favorable notices as a candidate for railroad commissioner to succeed Peter A. Dev. His long career as a businessman and public servant is noted, along with his roles in the G. A. R. and as a trustee of Soldiers’ Name, while local commentary critiques partisan rhetoric surrounding judicial and nonpartisan contests.
The Sioux County Republican delegate convention met at the Armory led by P. Jun kin with E. W. Roby as temporary chair. Delegates were elected for state and judicial conventions and a resolution backed Davidson for railroad commissioner. The meeting adopted credentials and appointed officers amid a harmonious session and discussed the forthcoming Spirit Lake convention and county gathering.
A school awards subcommittee selects the best essays on Paul Revere's Revolutionary War ride. They note many entries imitate school history texts, with some exceptional pieces. Ruth Almyra Steinburg is named among those receiving honorable mention for the 8 year old girl referenced in the period piece context.
pamphlet from the Illinois Central Railroad department promoting relocation to farms along the Illinois Central Yazoo Mississippi Valley line. Highlights 70 pages of letters from Northern Farmers now settled in the South. Advocates farms on a fully equipped railroad line with Refrigerator Cars and direct access to major markets. Free copy available by address in Manchester Town and J. Merry.
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