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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1912
Page
4
Allen VanWechel announces candidacy for Republican nomination for County Superintendent of Schools and asks Sioux County voters to consider him at the June primary election.
Nicholas Balkema announces his candidacy for renomination to the office of state senator in Iowa's 49th territorial district. The district includes Lyon, O'Brien, Sioux, and Cherokee counties and will be decided by Republican voters in the June primary.
A Republican primary candidate notice from Sioux County announces Powall Powall for sheriff. It names William J. Sthrenburg and J C Peype as other county officials seeking nomination. The notice indicates primaries will be held in June and targets Republican voters.
Reconben announces candidacy for Recorder of Sioux county as a Democrat subject to June primary decision. A PL STERricN endorses or endorses the campaign in the notice.
A state representative submits candidacy for the Sioux County seat in the Republican primary and thanks supporters for past loyalty. The notice affirms continued party backing and intent to seek re election.
A stream of visits and social updates from Sioux Center and nearby towns. Residents and guests travel between Sheldon Orange City Rock Rapids Hull Hospers and Loganport Indiana. Events include anniversaries hospital news church services and a hip injury with nurse care.
Wm Shimp of Boyden visited his son Wm E and family Friday while Mrs Joe Roth and daughters Pearl and Lillian from George stayed at the M Chadwick home. A trimmed hat sale runs Friday and Saturday May 17 and 18 at Hull Millinery. Gerrit Klay of Orange City announces re nomination for State Representative.
A roundup of community items from Sheldon including furniture store discounts at Hull Millinery for May 17 and 18, visits by Ledica VanDer Plueg to Per kinn, property sale to Harry Lop, plans for a new home, teachers reelected, a 40th wedding anniversary in Orange City, and various family updates. Also reports of a store robbery, a child’s injury, a sick relative awaiting news, and sports results for Rock Valley, Doon, and local districts.
Emin Wiese and Anna Anderson led the affirmative in Friday's debate on whether the Panama Canal should be fortified. Gorton Mackie and Preeman Merrill argued the negative. judges were Mrs. Wilson, Mrs. DeMoia, and Miss Winch. An impromptu debate on a ten months term of school saw Maybelle Reimann defeat Dowie DeBoer.
Readers hear of a claimed remedy for catarrh touted as a constitutional cure. The advertisement from F Z Cheney & Co of Toledo Ohio promises one hundred dollar rewards for any case it cannot cure and urges readers to buy Hall's Catarrh Cure and Hall's Family Pills.
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