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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1897
Page
5
Dr Franklin Steele of Sheldon will be in Hult Ort on 220d and stay two days. His office will be at Patterson Hotel.
Local items show residents visiting relatives in Rushmore Sioux Center and Hall reports. Market notes list fur goods prices hogs and wheat sales with prices around 62 72 cents, plus ads for clothing and footwear and a flour exchange store in Hall offering cash value for wheat with delivery.
The INDEX reports Mrs. Adelaide Dallard of Hull has again been honored as Iowa suffrage state president by near unanimous choice at the Des Moines convention. Her practical work for the movement is credited with much of town’s gains, more than eloquent advocacy.
A Chicago figure Carter Harrison emerges as a fresh star in 1900 presidential prospects. Newspaper notes Bryan’s fading gold and discusses tariffs, the Lontgert trial, Yerke’s telescope donation, and silver debates. The Union County Courier marks local literacy and presses Elk Point life.
The Courier is described as a staunch republican paper loyal to party principles under current management. It commends Bro. Bruce for his duty and devotion, noting admiration from his former Hull pastorate and wishing him success as editor and publisher in Hall.
A republican voter call emphasizes duty to support the Republican ticket in Iowa. It argues recent gains for honest money and protection to industry will grow with firm opposition to a party favoring old game conditions. The piece frames voting straight Republican as essential for sound finance and farm prosperity.
The piece argues the Deutocratic party failed when stoking slander and urges voters to back the Republican ticket to counter fusion tactics in Iowa. It forecasts Shaw’s governor win near 100,000 and notes Charles A. Dana’s death and shifting paper positions. It also touts De Wilts Witch Brazel Salve for skin sores.
J A Berry of Spencer Massachusetts declares he cured thirty years of piles with De Witt’s Witch Hazel Salve after trying many remedies. J H Anderson druggist notes the salve’s effectiveness and offers to verify the claim by correspondence. Also mentions One Minute Cough Cure and local ads for buggy harness and general notices.
Fragment of an old classified page mentions patterns and designs at Dr Coads Drug Store. It advertises travel positions for reliable seniors in Iowa with monthly pay and steady work, plus a cryptic reference to envelopes and Dominion to Depi Clivagn.
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