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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1896
Page
4
Notice fragment shows pricing for local ads and copy charges with figures like 8100 fee year 160 for one copy six months and 10 cents per line. Mentions special agreement and prepaid conditions. Details are incomplete but reflect periodical rate structure and advertising guidelines.
The letter attacks Mr. Bryan for endorsing a view that could threaten federal power to quell riots and protect citizens. It warns of dangerous rebellion if Bryan is elected and cites a Sioux City rally where Mr. Perkins spoke to a large audience supporting the Republican line on tariff and finance.
The letter urges Sioux County Republicans to back a wide margin for the county ticket. Ed De Mots, candidate for county auditor, visits Hull and is seen as competent to lead the office. J W Waite, for clerk of courts, is praised as a loyal Republican and long-time resident, with calls to beat Orange City Democrats. Also notes cough remedy guidance and tonight's event at Academy Hall featuring Arthur.
The campaign centers on bread and butter as working men shift from free silver glamour to steady work and wages. The commentary notes McKinley leads for better chances of employment and full dinner pails amid economic concerns. Local notices promote Chamberlain's Pain Balm for rheumatism with customer endorsements.
For first cabin second cabin and steerage across the Atlantic lowest rates apply. Outward and prepaid options available. Contact W. J. Lospy, Agent, Chicago Milwaukee and St. Paul Railway, at Tali, Iowa.
A reader questions free coinage and silver purchases, asking how a silver dollar conversion would affect prices and wages. It explores how government silver purchases under Sherman act, wage purchasing power, loan rates, and investor loans would shift if silver were legalized into currency at differing values. It notes political contention and invites readers to calculate impacts on workers and markets.
The piece mocks radical Bryanites for misreading Republican debates on monetary policy. It contrasts calls for bimetallic coinage and free coinage with Republicans who warn against sacrificing core party principles for risky experiments. The column ends with a wartime style ad urging De Witt’s Colic and Cholera Cure for the green apple season.
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