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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1908
Page
1
Fragmentary notice lists fruit bearing tracts in Delta County near Crawford with water rights. Prices quoted range from 600 to 31000 per acre for raw land and from 240 to 24 per acre for water rights. Reading unclear, but indicates potential land value once bearing.
A series of letters from Sioux County residents announcing candidacies for county offices. John Jongenwasr seeks Recorder nomination and county-wide support. George T Hathey advocates for County Attorney and pledges faithful service. Various electors declare intent to run for Sheriff and County Attorney in the June Republican Primaries with commitment to law and impartiality.
The Republican candidate CG. MN, Sawyer, appeals to Sioux County voters. He notes past three years service, urges primary support for County Auditor on June 2 and requests November ballot ratification for Representative from the district, pledging continued county and state service.
The Sioux City Journal mocks Cummins party organs and predicts delegates from Des Moines will unite to define the term. It notes four brainy Republicans among the Iowa delegates but says one could not name a single prominent official since 1908. The piece suggests the Conglomerate will limit dissent this time.
The Carroll Herald reports jubilant editors claim unexpected victories in cane cases across counties as proof of strong support for the primary candidate. It argues the majority vote at the primary should lead to legislative election, and stresses loyalty to the primary’s choice.
Sioux City Journal notes a tumult at the Dickinson County convention as a PoA affiliated man provoked disruption and questions arise about the incident. Early reports indicate tense proceedings with unclear motives and possible policy lines debated by attendees.
The Cedar Rapids item notes a heated debate over Roosevelt in the primaries with analysts predicting a push for a second term. It cites party divides, potential gains for Allison, and expectations about caucus results and southern delegates influence.
Report notes many counties in Polk and surrounding areas did not present factional questions to elect delegates for a presidential convention. The Sioux City Journal highlights counties like Alligon and Cun mina ignoring focal questions due to lack of affiliation or contention.
Sioux City Pribune notes a June primary to select a senator and criticizes the plan to form an Allison delegation for the WesWoinax convention, arguing the slate should focus on personnel rather than progressive delegates.
Sioux Center candidate Nick Balkema enters race to replace Kim Mel of Sheldon as state senator. Balkema, described as an ideal, clean, capable Republican with broad district ties, faces little opposition and earns voter approval. The Hawarden news notes Sawyer’s candidacy for county representative and praises his editor experience and county roots.
The Sioux City Journal notes the Polk County faction opposed to Cummins favors confrontation as a path to perceived harmony. The piece frames two years of fighting as their chosen method to secure what they view as a complete outcome.
A foretelling note warns that the balance of influence at the upcoming state convention may fall to the group that blocked the 18 Republican ticket. The passage signals concern over who will control party priorities and leadership.
The Milford Mail argues opponents of Hubbard do not critique his congress work but his political choices. It says Hubbard’s strength lies in courage of convictions and suggests he would be a strong nominee and winner in the Eleventh district if he supported Allison.
The Lingala township board invites bids for annual road work for 1995. Bids must be filed by Saturday April 1995 with the township clerk.
A distressed sale style advertisement from Western Land Securities Co offers farms of 200000 acres in Billinga and Bowman Counties at 312-1, 20 per acre with liberal payment plans. It touts free homesteads of an acre adjoining purchased land and urges excursions and mapa requests. It lists contact in Frank, Iowa and Hall, Iowa offices.
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