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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1896
Page
4
The fragmentary page includes a Hull Iowa notice with subscription details, local advertising rates, and a lengthy political column discussing Cuban belligerency, Iowa legislature actions on woman suffrage, chattel mortgages, and remarks on Free Silver. Mentions of judges Wakefietel and Ladd, Henry Hoopers speech, Cain Publishing, and Chamberlain's Cough Remedy appear amid civic notes.
The Wallace's Farm and Dairy column prints two letters from ex governors Larrabesa and Bates. Larrabesa defends railroad costs and current prices, critiquing new law methods. Bates links high farm prices and wages to free trade and silver demonetization, predicting future price shifts.
President Cleveland and advisors face duty questions over advisory influence and a proposed proclamation to be signed by Grever. Archbishop Kenrich of St Louis dies at his home after fifty five years leading the diocese, beloved by his flock.
I inform you of the great good Chamberlain's Pain Balm has done my wife. She suffered rheumatism of the hands for six months and had tried many remedies with no relief until she used Pain Balm. Available in bottles for sale by Auidersan & Ruapp.
A real estate notice offers forty cultivated acres near the Pastoffice building in Lowry City with a nice house and productive apple potential. The land includes adjoining garden plots of about one acre each selling for 125 dollars per acre. The seller offers to dispose of the whole tract at 32 dollars per acre if sold within five weeks, with a small cash down payment and possession by a buyer. GEO WOKTS SR of Lowry City Mo is authorized to sell.
In a Worcester Gazette snippet a man puzzled over a legal pamphlet misreads it as The Law Bulletin. His companion laughs aloud shouting The L A W Bulletin and breaks into chortled glee.
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