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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1905
Page
4
Local notice lists subscription terms and per year pricing. Advertising charged at ten cents per line unless a special service is applied, with C N Sawyer as editor.
The Tribune notes a conflict after an investigation shows dividends per policyholder declined since 1865 while the surplus ballooned from 3.63 million to 74.5 million dollars. The piece suggests revealing staff differences would have emphasized the president’s assertion.
State politics focus on a primary this year as lawmakers push a new law. Representative Makion Head backs the measure, Governor supports it, and Chautauqua crowds near 20 000 voiced no opposition. The last house favored the bill, but the senate killed it. some critics have since switched positions.
Nebraska State Journal notes that some papers received free supplements with readings attacking the paraded post and Roosevelt railroad policy. Headlines quote Senator Elkins as cooperative, yet the text reveals pro railroad views.
Disjointed text shows policy holders facing premium timing issues and insurer disagreements. Confusing wording references three insurance firms and a president figure, with unclear methods and possible delays in adjusting or issuing policies.
The quote notes a speaker who admits deceiving others on the stand and menacing critics to stay quiet. It argues policyholders desire reform of the companies, acknowledging painful but necessary reforms that will ultimately benefit policyholders as a whole.
The Sioux City Tribune argues the Republican Party faces a decisive period ahead. It warns that unity or disruption will hinge on leaders defying vested interests and whether the party serves the masses or the wealthy few.
A five number lecture series secures performers for Os-4 i asaton. Mrs. OHi in Sanger Wall opens with a rapid, humorous monologue on literature. The lineup includes Three Lyceum Stars Jane Nate, Oranne Truitt, Wilhelm Cooper, Henry Clark, and Lady Quartetie Palmer, with guards on entertainment and musical variety.
Hull authorities announce season tickets priced at 1 for adults and 50 cents for children under 16 to attract support and showcase local talent, urging every resident to attend.
The article argues that railway officers primarily serve shippers by pushing for lower rates. Officers control regional traffic and rival colleagues to expand business for their territories, aligning with commercial interests. This close tie to shippers and regional aims, it says, has effectively driven down railway rates.
A note on lameness due to rheumatism recommends Chamberlain’s Pain Balm applied two to three times daily with vigorous rubbing. If relief fails, cover with dampened flannel for quicker results. Sold by Guy Vagdenberr.
Notice is given that on the first day of October 105 the executor of Elizabeth Potnart's estate will make payment. Creditors with claims against the estate must present them to the executor by the specified date or be barred from recovery. Dated in Sioux County on the date. ELH Rea, Perecal r.
Notice in Probate from the District Court clerk announcing a hearing on the will and estate of a deceased person. It directs interested parties within the county to attend probate proceedings at a specified date and time to present claims or objections. It names the clerk and court officials and confirms seal and date of the notice.
An irregular ad promotes auctioneering services by English and German speakers and urges readers to contact VanVyr L. W. VanWyr in Orange City Hull Iowa for possible chattel sales.
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