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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1911
Page
4
Speaking in New York shortly before his death in 1878 Justice Harlan asserted that given time for open discussion the people's final judgment surpasses any political convention. He warned critics of direct action to consider this formal defense of democracy.
Fraternal leader Tarr argued in a 1905 and 1910 address that delays in civil and criminal trials fuel violence and lynching. The piece notes his editorials and cites the need to speed up litigation costs, with references to a Saturday Evening Post editorial and quotes about heaven and justice. The column also includes local notes from Rock Valley and surrounding area.
Taft, then a United States Circuit Court judge, argued that free critique of judicial action serves the body politic more than protecting judges from unjust attack. He noted non professional criticism, though often harsh, can reflect public sentiment about law and fairness.
Sixty residents and visitors are listed in a light social note from Sioux Center. Names include Mrs. D. Muilenburg in Sioux City and Miss DelConter from Trallpent Sunday visit. Local moves involve Pete Reharp shifting part of the Lagendyke store to build two dwellings. A dozen more houses are urged for rent.
Local notes report residents shifting homes and occupations in Perkins. C Deurloo plans to move to Doon soon, with Dykstra, Kunst, and Weaterink making housing changes or shop updates. M Post and family leave Doon for Perkins while George Richardson visits family in LeMars. A Davidson Opera House lecture by Crow attracts attention. J C Watson plans relocation to California due to health. Reserved tickets available at West and Beckman’s.
On November 14 1911 at the home farm six miles northwest of Inwood Iowa a sale offers thirty five Jersey cattle including twenty cows and 25 spring heifers from a quality herd. Cattle are aged 200 to 225 pounds with strong bone and length. Breeding includes Junior Eve Long Chief Marter Madel and others. Interested buyers may request a catalogue by mail or phone.
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