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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1894
Page
4
A crowded column traces post election reaction in Sioux and Orange City areas. It details Republican victory mood, Democratic party critique, and mixed local results with Clerk race contest dynamics amid weather and voter turnout notes.
Reported returns show Republicans optimistic about organizing the next Senate but uncertain without Tennessee and possible cross-party votes. Democratic leaders concede a tight race while Republicans claim gains in New Jersey Kansas South Carolina and other states.
Hawarden residents consider a tower and tank project in Hull to be funded by bids. Plans and specs are available at Harrington & Auilbrew, HUD town office, or Wade Sheldon. Bids close in November with authority to reject any bid.
An advertisement by W. Schlossten invites readers to visit a car pet weaving shop one block north and half a block east of the Academy building. The note promises all kinds of warp on hand and emphasizes low prices.
An item notes funds from Eastern sources to bond on solid security in varied amounts. It mentions N.G.0 and Coad in connection with the arrangement and financial plan. The report emphasizes safety of capital and flexible lending terms.
Hundreds of families along the Illinois Central and other lines consider relocation to milder regions in Tennessee Mississippi and Louisiana. Slated excursions depart from specific Illinois Central points including Danville city names and dates list November to April with a one fare round trip valid for thirty days and stopovers south of Fort Dodge. Enclose a free copy of the Southern Homeseekers Guide from the Illinois Central Passenger Department Manchester Iowa contact JF Merey A. I. L. Illinois Central Railroad.
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