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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1912
Page
4
Voters of Sioux County are informed that John G Randen Herg, a Republican candidate, contests the primary election decision for the Recorder of Sioux County. The notice references February 1878 as establishment and calls for adherence to primary election procedures.
An individual announces candidacy for re nomination as County Recorder on the Republican ticket pending the voters choice at the upcoming primary. The candidate thanks supporters and requests continued confidence. Signed John Sngnewaard.
In Sioux City Journal commentary the president is seen as a public servant paid about 210 dollars daily including Sundays. The piece argues that if a servant refused to heed its employer, the employer would have grounds to remove it, labeling such defense as treason or patriotism only by bias.
The Sioux City Journal notes many congressmen will make brief home visits as frost lifts. It contrasts Senator Kenyon's confident campaign with our district member's anxious approach, and mentions Mr Scott as a new, capable candidate already active though still unfamiliar to voters.
The congressman returned after a partial district tour saying he has strong party support. He spoke enthusiastically about sentiment in Sioux county and canvassed Sioux Plymouth and Monona counties with plans to visit more counties next week.
A fragmented analysis cites Roosevelt as the leading choice in a broad survey of sixty-seven papers across the nation. Results indicate strong progressive support among Republicans and Democrats, with nuances in state results and cross party preference patterns.
Local society notes report illnesses and visits as residents travel to Sioux City Orange City and Maurice. Jager arrives to locate in Sioux Center. Measrs Schalekamp Kuyper visit. families host relatives. church services and sales noted. cement works reopens early. Gerrit Van Steenbergen returns from Chicago with ophthalmology training.
Local residents welcome Mr. and Mrs. John Niekamp from Chicago planning Hull home. Senator Kenyon spoke to a packed crowd while audience attended a teacher meeting in Lions City. The Dane Wrate Concert Company headlines a March lecture at City Hall. Sioux Center male quartet performs tonight. band concert in Maurice. Local church groups report annual programs. Wood Sisters perform at a later lecture. Mayoral and council tickets announced. marriage of John DeBoer and Katherine VanDerWilt noted. Walter Balkema departs for Chicago via Sioux City and Des Moines. Sioux County Convention held with Kenyon absent. Congressman Hubbard addressed delegates. list of State Convention delegates named.
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