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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1897
Page
7
E. W. Hazard received a barrel of Ioyely apples from Green of Richland Missouri as a present with instructions to remember the Inpex folks. The writer notes their mouth watering reaction and a wish to live in Missouri where such fruit grows. Thanks, Bro. Green.
Voters are urged to support Henry Gottsch and Elliott for town trustee seats. The宣letter praises both men as staunch Republicans, capable and judicious, with no known opposition to either candidate. It asserts a vote for them equals a vote for clean, true men.
A Hull audience heard Hon. Je. Milliman, republican candidate for lieutenant governor, defend Republican finance policy for money, industry and state expenditures. The speech drew praise with only one adverse remark, and the crowd urged early voting ahead of six o'clock polls. Other local items note social notices, auctions, lectures on famine aid, and community updates including M. Bourquin joining family business in New Hartford.
Classified notice from The Dominion Company offering a monthly $65 plus expenses for a responsible, established household traveler. Requires references and a mailed reply in a sealed envelope. Based in Chicago.
Grant Vickers returns from Rock Rapids and others journey to nearby towns. The community reports on large Jacket and Cape Sale dates, sales bills at the Index office, county candidates, suffrage convention notes, and local visits from residents like Miss Teal and Nick Knewel. Grain prices and market talk dominate as buyers emphasize fair margins and steady demand.
The 28th annual Iowa Woman Suffrage Association meeting in Des Moines October 13 14 15 drew four national workers including Carrie Catt and Mary Hay. Delegates discussed constitution changes renaming to Dual Suffrage and planned revisions. State president Adelaide Ballard delivered an address outlining recommendations for future work.
JC Berry of Spencer Missouri asserts De Witt's Witch Hazel Salve cured froggers after thirty years with other so called cures failing. J C Anderson druggist New York notes strong sales and promises to verify statements. Lensink announces bargains on crockery and cough remedy claims. One Minute Cough Cure touted as instant relief and cure.
The notice states readiness to provide products in any size or width on demand, indicating versatility and customer service for Sioux County. No further specifics or dates are provided.
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