Classified Advertisement Notice in Roan County Paper
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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1899
Page
2
In advance payment required for advertisements. One line cost ten cents per line with special agreement. Payment options list amounts and names including Will Tawfelin in Canter.
A dated call announces a Republican State Convention in Des Moines Iowa on August to elect delegates and officers including governor and secretary of state. It outlines representation by county and urges all voters endorsing Republican principles to unite under the call with names of party officials and committee members.
A convention of Dawn district delegates will meet in Shuldon on June 21, 15K, at 7:40 p.m. to nominate a candidate for senator and establish guidance on property disputes arising before the convention.
The report outlines upcoming county convention procedures with details on delegate allocation and voting strength for each town. It notes editorial cooperation aims and references Des Moines papers praising or disparaging coverage of the U S Senate race and figures Henry Vespers of Orange City in party commentary.
Ashton Leader reports Bishop, viewed as level headed, urges Democrats to focus on current local matters before tackling national concerns. The exchange questions loyalty to party planks and hints at internal tensions within the Iowa Democrats over platform support and alignment with Wells and Lewisey.
Some county Republican papers stress possible rewards for a representative nomination, lessened by partisan influence and probed by political maneuvering and cautious expectations amid intra party deliberations.
A crowd gathers at a jewelry shop as a hurried woman hands a watch to the repairman who explains his marking system. Each watch receives a numbered tag and microscopic edge markings tracking owner, repairs, and charges, helping verify past work and deter fraud. The piece notes similar methods vary by maker and their usefulness to police.
The article discusses Benjamin Franklin’s limited formal schooling, his self taught arithmetic and curiosity, and quotes his belief that a strong mind needs no schooling. It notes his regret at lack of youth education provisions and his 1748 proposal that led to an academy, later politicized under a hostile rector.
The Greater America administration reports they have contracted nearly a quarter of two million rare tropical flowering plants and trees for their garden program, expanding exotic species across city parks and public spaces.
Odd corsets and broken-line styles advertised with prices from 25c to 1.50. Includes Warner’s corsets, various mesh and bast corsets, and odd lots. Center tables display choicest season styles and bargain fabrics. Percales, plaids, Madras and prints offered at reduced rates for this sale.
Items include Nations mens Turkey red handkerchiefs eighteen inches Childs printed handkerchiefs two cents Ladies plain hemstitched handkerchiefs four cents Dexter knitting cotton and assorted hair pins in various sizes.
Embroidery trimmed bishop styles and 45cl pieces listed at low prices. Drawers and lace trimmed items in new styles offered at reduced rates. Skirts with lace trims and cambric ruffles priced low with limited stock remaining. Five lots present varying stock quality and sale prices, plus special silk waist prices.
The article states West Virginia is twice as large as Massachusetts and Maryland, and has the same area as the combined sizes of Connecticut Rhode Island Delaware New Jersey and Vermont.
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