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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1903
Page
2
Frayed OCR notes weekly publication at Hintl town with post office service details. Mentions advertising contents and editor J. W. Tampiin. Describes second class mailing and subscription pricing.
The article lists Republican ticket candidates for Iowa offices led by Governor A B Cummins and includes Lieut. Governor Jouan Herriott, Supreme Court Judge Charles A Ristop, Railroad Commissioner David Palmer, and other state posts. It also mixes commentary on New York mayoral races, Cuban reciprocity, and the Canada US BC arbitration decision, with regional editorial remarks on Sioux County court house chatter and Sioux City Journal influence.
Alton Catholic church leader J Brune urged moderation not prohibition at a recent sermon. He admitted occasional wine at weddings but vowed to quit drinking to spare wives and children from drunken abuse, earning praise from his congregation while inviting debate over temperance.
Notice announces a regular meeting of the stockholders of the Illinois Central Railroad Company at the Chicago offices on Wednesday October 21, 1903. Free travel passes are offered to shareholders of record as of September 2, 1903 for the trip to and from Chicago with conditions and countersignature requirements. Secretary A G Hackstaff signs the notice.
Fragment from a Morton's clever comedy shows Farmer Ashfield at table discussing market news with his wife. The dialogue references Mrs Grundy and remarks on wheat prices and butter, highlighting social reputation and cautious conduct amid prosperity.
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