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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1910
Page
4
The Tus LeMars Sentinel unveils a Mergenthaler linotype update and promises a fresh look for each issue. Meanwhile the Hampton Chronicle voices caution about Democratic victories, noting regional pride in large majorities and public appeals for the greatest good for the greatest number.
The Charles City Intelligencer reports Governor Carroll backs a progressive candidate in the Republican primary, noting the party will allow all Republicans to express preference. The piece claims the progressive vote is nearly 99 percent, far above the expected support for Congressman Hubbard in the district.
A Sioux City Journal excerpt discusses sugar imports and a 65 percent share of federal duties. It also reports on a campaign dispute in which EL Hubbard faces Republican criticism over his congressional record and loyalty to party leadership.
The county superintendent reports repeated failures to enforce the compulsory school law with a secretary keeping his 12 year old daughter from attending. The case highlights ongoing challenges in upholding school attendance rules and the board's duty.
Sioux City Journal notes talk that the colonel must repudiate the New York platform to speak in Indiana for Beveridge. No repudiation occurs and the trip proceeds with no awkward scenes, as editor questions Iowa's senator and the sight of the political slate.
The piece questions whether Hubbard seeks reward for political treachery, noting Stewart’s claim of overwhelming GOP support in the district. It points to Hubbard’s unanimous renomination and predicts Stewart and others will align with the majority of fellow Republicans rather than oppose the party line.
Mrs Anna Katharina Schroder Breuer, born March 24 1841 near Cadenberge Germany, died at her home northeast of Hull after a long life as a pioneer settler. She helped found St Pauls Evangelical Lutheran Church and was a devoted adherent who endured a kidney illness last year. Her husband John August Breuer and eight children survived, with several grandchildren. Funeral was held Monday with Rev Paul J Bunge officiating and a procession to the cemetery.
A woman aged 46 years 6 months and 23 days died after dropsy and heart trouble worsened. Local physicians and Sioux City specialists tried but could not save her. She died at 12 26 a.m. Saturday after enduring severe pain and praying for help following a meal on Monday and Tuesday. She leaves a husband two sons two daughters in law six grandchildren and many relatives and friends.
Sunday afternoon Fred Wiese fell ill and died Monday at about 3 AM after a brief illness. He settled in Lincoln township in 1872, raised five children, and was a respected farmer known for his health and strength. Funeral services were held Monday at the German Lutheran cemetery. burial followed as relatives and friends mourned the loss.
Saturday at 2 PM in Boyden Iowa a meeting will organize the Sioux County Holstein Friesian Breeders Association. The aim is to unite local breeders as demand for better milk cows grows across the state and union, with about twenty breeders in the county and more to join. All farmers in the county interested in Holstein cattle are urged to attend.
Mrs Settle and Miss Chadwick socialized at Toe Roth s. Bo Weir conducted business at Sioux City Tuesday. A G Denner arrived from Pierre for the second time this week. The Steenhoven family sat north of town Tuesday and enjoyed success.
Short agricultural ads and notices appear from Hull area sources listing cornpicker wants, undergarment sales at DeRoos, weather notes, a small fire incident at W DeRoos, funeral attendance for Fred Wiese, teacher exams at Orange City, and political voting contest notes. Names include W Be Shimp D DeRoos C Zipp John Van Wyk Dr Maris Frank Miler Earl Miller Clarence Beckman John Mayer John Schroeder Emil Ueber and families.
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