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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1895
Page
4
The Hull Index from Hull Iowa lists subscription rates and advertising details. One year in advance costs 150 with default period for unpaid. Local advertising is eight cents per line and governed by special agreement. Editor H. Tamplan signs off.
Fragmented OCR text lists Republican candidates for state offices including governor and supreme court, with names such as Fruscts M. Drarel and Matt Parritt and others like Barry Babin and Geo W Peselns for commissioner.
In a stirring Democratic note the 49th district urges voters to back Henry Hospers for the Iowa Senate. The piece lauds his record as Sioux County supervisor chair and defender of local interests amid regional hopper pest losses and external pressures, arguing his proven leadership serves district needs. Kate Logan is presented as a rival for superintendent while criticism targets opponents and Democratic papers for bias.
GNX releases Raversive the top oper in Slory County results with strong showings by local ensemble. Details remain scarce but performance emphasizes regional talent and audience reception.
A hostile column mocks the Altori Democrat editor and the Grange City Herald, accusing him of malice and hypocrisy. It laments sensationalism, condemns intoxication depictions, and ridicules opponents while urging civility and restraint.
An advertisement touts a dampened fannel and finiiment to cure lame back or chest pain within twenty four hours. It promotes El as most valuable for rheumatism and promises relief from Luis disease. It claims the remedy is dependable for a complete cure and mentions Anderson and Knapp Druggists as distributors.
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