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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1905
Page
4
A vintage medical ad promises nerve energy from Dr Bids' Nicpine a nerve food for $23 with a refund guarantee. The Milea Medical Co Elkiiact Ind markets the product as a cure for fatigue irritability and low vitality claiming nerve nourishment and full body benefits.
Fragmentary newspaper line notes second class mail matter status at Bull Iowa. Mentions local advertising license by special agreement and CG N Sawyer as editor.
An editorial from the Creaton Advertiser Gazette questions harmony and argues for a state wide primary to let voters express party choice. It recalls Hamilton county support for primaries and notes Webster City Freeman Tribune as the source.
The Centerville Tewegian argues a four year term would distance officials from public accountability. Critics say removing him from responsibility shifts the burden to those in office to address deficiencies, incompetence, and perceived craft flaws in leadership.
The Rockford Register argues for two year terms for incumbents. It says many capable men will seek county or state offices for two year stints to serve the public and earn reapproval. The piece opposes longer four year terms and urges frequent public review.
The Des Moines Register and Leader argues Republicans must focus on their core record and leadership rather than mere appearances at fore morny. It asserts the party should stay true to its people based origins and resist becoming a tool of corporate wealth.
A garbled excerpt discusses trade policy and reciprocity with references to opponents and a call for trust in market relations. The text mentions national faith in trade and potential consequences of protectionist measures, but clarity and identifiable facts are limited.
The Rock Valley Bee is questioned over a public dispute about a local trade and territory matters. The letter criticizes the Bee for a lengthy article and demands clarity on who influenced the issue and the unsigned petition. The writer challenges the editor’s political stance and asserts a call for fair play and accountability.
The Spirit Lake Beacon quotes the Des Moines Register and Leader criticizing U S senatorship as dominated by private business interests. It calls for removal of "considerable minority" of special attorneys from politics and urges leaders to defend public justice and courage against corruption.
The text critiques McKinley’s 1890s state of prosperity and harmony, arguing the president chose prosperity to shift policy toward broader, less self-interested aims. It questions tariff fairness, trusts, and the need for reform, juxtaposing harmony with potential political manipulation.
The fragment references a motto "Piret pure then peaceable" and discusses the beef trust investigation and securing the "first pure." It frames that any man and any political party can adopt the motto with assurance, noting inevitable friction in securing purity and the peace to follow as one that upholds honor, character, and enduring prosperity.
Lame or stiff joints from rheumatism may be eased by applying Chamberlain's Pain Balm three times daily and rubbing vigorously. If relief fails, place a dampened bandage with Pain Balm for quick relief. Sold by Guy Vandenberg.
Notice is hereby given that on October 4 1905 the undersigned was appointed by the District Court of Sioux County Iowa executor of the estate of Elizabeth Putnam deceased All persons indebted to said estate will make payment to the undersigned and those having claims against the estate will present them legally authenticated to the court for allowance Dated October 16 1905 E H Reman Executor
Notice to all concerned to appear at the Grange City Iowa court on November 6 1905 at 7 PM to show cause why the purported last will and testament of Christian Rogstan deceased of Sioux County Iowa should not be admitted to probate. The Clerk of the District Court G Hutnir signs the seal.
The record notes morning and evening worship times, with services on Sundays and Thursday evenings. It lists Rev Ft Ramus and Father Pwohle as clergy and mentions parish activities at Caprota with March hours and related notes.
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