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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1905
Page
4
The Gull Index prints a fragmentary Iowa rural column discussing agricultural education at Arm es and the value of improved farming practices. It highlights links to the Missouri industry piece and notes farmers benefit from better stock and crop quality through education, with references to local editorials.
The article notes a chill in confidence as bankers, merchants, and business leaders discuss rising prices, unemployment, and the treasury surplus. It cites a mixed outlook on employment, farm conditions, and the potential for economic recovery, with calls for careful policy and price stability.
A turbulent compilation from Our Exchanges notes a defunct Breton bank depositors facing about six to seven percent losses, a new paper The Monitor announced by Murphy, and local law students at a Terra jurisdiction facing a failing class. Mentions heart failure of a patient named Eyer, hospital staff, and a state university band appointment for next year.
Government figures debunk claims railroads overcharge the public. In 1903 U.S. rail systems held 17 to 15 billion in tracks and equipment earning about 1.4497 billion in interest and dividends at roughly a 4.32 percent rate on capitalization. Yale president Professor Ladies cites watered stock concerns while Gov. Gomming testifies railroads earned about 7 percent and outranked farms and factories in returns, arguing rail transport boosts overall prosperity.
Miss Lottie Leland a Hawarden native now living in Los Angeles wins Demarest silver gold grand gold and diamond medals. Nick Rieter Alton saloonman posts bonds to appear in district court cited by Father Ernie for operating his saloon illegally. A barn on Jonas farm south of Alton burned last week destroying six horses 80 hogs eight tons hay 500 bushels oats and equipment. loess insurance valued at 1000 with 800 coverage.
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