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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1909
Page
4
The Hartley Herald characterizes insurgents as threats to the town’s steady progress. It notes a split among Republicans between progressive and regular factions, warning of factional damage to party unity and local governance.
The Hartley Herald notes potential timber in the eleventh district contest. If Congressman Hubbard retires, the Republican party is expected to nominate a strong candidate, with the wood found in Sioux county.
The Aberdeen News notes Senator Denver of Iowa rises in prominence alongside Senator Cummins, citing his steady ascent beyond Allison. It suggests many senators will align similarly once released from the Aldrich brush patch, framing Denver as a growing political ally.
The speaker praises insurgents as loyal Republicans and capable men. He predicts they will soon expose the Aldrich tariff bill and assist in removing its influence from the Senate.
The Sioux City Journal notes most newspapers back increased state funding for country printers to publish laws passed by the legislature. It argues this would inform citizens about their representatives actions and required compliance and suggests people would accept modest tax increases for clearer public knowledge.
The government seized about eight thousand barrels of whisky in Maryland claiming a legal violation. The piece notes ongoing alleged lawbreaking by Standard Oil and railroads nationwide, while urging explanation for the lack of confiscation from oil wells and other firms.
The Press notes Lackawanna Railroad profits are huge and officials fear public backlash. In a month the stock jumped 115 points to 600 for 10 share, as critics argue rates gouge customers and watered stock hides profits. They warn lawmakers and courts must act or people may rise up.
Wednesday morning Lutjens and Gorzemes with Herman Lutjens visited Wiebe Vianier Schaaf's farm 14 miles southeast of Hull near Newkirk and bought 18 fat steers for about 1800 dollars total. Prices were high with two each winter car reads five.
Fifteen years ago a football game between the academy and the high school ended 15 to 16 in favor of the high school. A clash between Lew and Adan land Rev Montgomery sparked a disturbance at Beck Frien, Wittermantel Rowe’s Store. Marshal Henry Wis intervened after chairs were thrown. many marks of the battle remained. Mrs Gertrude Wilson received notices regarding her candidacy for Department President of the W. Ry. C. Mayor traveled to Des Moines for a State Medical Association meeting. Fred Beckinar of Hull Produce Co. made a Chicago run with stock and J A Coad also left for Chicago with Huntin stock. Saturday featured a fine Sioux Center vs Hull nine game, trailing 12 to 13 in the seventh inning.
A major wrestling bill set for Sheldon Iowa on May 27 features George Sauer versus Fred West for the Northwest Iowa championship with a side bet of 106 and all gate receipts. Dan Green of Rock Rapids is referee with top boxing figures including West and Jim West scheduled for an exhibition and a follow up finish match in Sioux Falls on June 5 for 300.
Storm Lake Pilot Tribune reports Prof T. Neveln of Belmond is elected by unanimous vote as superintendent of Storm Lake schools. Neveln has led Belmond schools for three years after Hull, Iowa, and earns a forthcoming master's degree. He is active in chautauqua work and is praised as a Christian speaker with strong community ties.
A fragmentary obituary recalls Mrs Scholten who had lived in the area for many years. She was described as well known and a good Christian, with sympathy extended to her relatives.
Fragmentary report notes Hart slipped and fell injuring his knee during an event. Details are unclear due to damaged text, but the incident appears to involve a knee injury and a notable fall. Further clarification needed.
Reading notes show a 5 to 6 score between Bull High School and Orange City High School in a recent game. The record also mentions a past 4 to 2 Inwood win and thanks to Miss Marguerite Wilson for three dozen copies of Favorite Benge in the Grammar Room.
A small 0-acre farm a little over a mile from town is offered at 87 50 per acre. Some improvements present and the land is far under cultivation. Rented with the rent to transfer if sold soon. For details contact C N Sawyer Hull lows.
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