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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1907
Page
12
A Kirkeville merchant testifies Chamberléine Cough Remedy has long been trusted for cough cold and croup relief. He notes over twenty years of use and says customers who have used it will not take another. Sold by N G O Coad.
A Sioux City Journal note suggests railroads should adopt the gafest option rather than the fastest trains, arguing for practical efficiency over speed. The piece emphasizes reliability and broader reach for passengers and freight.
Western railroads face possible action after the Department of Justice pressure and Department of Agriculture findings show cattle are kept in train cars beyond twenty eight hours. One line faces seventy two violations with penalties up to five hundred dollars per case.
A Iowa legislature poll names Roosevelt as the top choice for president with La Follette second. Minnesota and other states show similar results. The piece praises Roosevelt as resisting corporate influence and La Follette as a strong defender of the people and the square deal.
Wednesday session splits along party lines as conservatives and democrats join to delay action on a primary law. Senator Kimmel opposed postponement in the Senate chamber while Representative Morris supported the delay to aid his re election prospects with the current law.
The piece discusses majority vs. plurality nomination norms, railroads’ 2 cent per mile fare debate, and public sentiment. It cites Sioux City Journal’s slur on Guy Cummins and notes lobbying in Gov. Cummins' office. References to Pierre South Dakota land offers and local editorial commentary follow.
The piece notes President Cleveland’s leave taking and secretary to the President Cortelyou’s pledge that there will be no Wall Street influence in the treasury. It cites Senator Aldrich’s currency bill, depositories, and deposits of customs receipts totaling over 360000 and internal revenue of 250000000 reshaping loan capital by about 500000000 annually. It mentions Morgan and Cortelyou’s power amid banking interests in Washington.
Spring warmth brings outdoor fun and shedding of heavy clothing but a cold wave raises pneumonia risk. The ad urges taking Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, claiming it prevents pneumonia and promotes safe, pleasant recovery. Sold by Dr N. O G Co.
At Hull the Sioux County Farmers Institute outlines contests and prizes for oats treated to prevent smut and for corn, wheat, barley and oats yields. Cash premiums for farmer boys and for women and girls in cooking and sewing are announced, with awards to be given at the next institute.
Notice to all heirs and interested parties of the will of Puid Techen Isreal late of Sioux County Iowa deceased. The probate hearing is set at the Woul House Orange City Sioux Country on April 17 at 2 oclock to show cause why the will should not be admitted to probate. Clerk REDS ER signs the District Court seal.
Qualified electors are notified that an election will be held Monday March 23 107 to elect a councilman for a full term to succeed Jacob Gorzeman Rud Stensvan. Polls open from Serdack A M until o clock P M. Dated March 1st MI.
When your stock runs low the Mpew provides restocking. Gar and team promise work that will please you at prices as low as possible with careful workmanship and quality materials. Give us your next order.
A notice offers a cash reward of 825.00 plus expenses to Dalhart Texas travelers who verify land prices and help buyers avoid unscrupulous real estate firms. It warns against quotes ranging from 4.00 to 7.00 per acre and urges buyers to seek lands of proven quality in the Texas Panhandle, cautioning about unreliable sellers.
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