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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1895
Page
4
The Hull Index outlines subscription terms including one year in advance or monthly payments and a local advertising rate. The notice identifies PAMPLIN as editor and publisher and cites Hull Iowa as the publication location.
A historical clipping lists Republican candidates including Francis M. Drake for Governor and Matt Parrott for Lieutenant Governor, with Joslab Given as Supreme Court candidate and Henry Sarin for Superintendent. County-level announcements name A J Beam for sheriff, B D Brown for Superintendent, and G F Baer for a state representative seat in the 79th and 10th districts respectively.
A Republican delegate convention for Sioux County is called for September 26 at 1 am in Mau Rice to nominate candidates for Representative Treasurer Sheriff Superintendent Coroner and Surveyor and to transact other business. Delegates are apportioned by township and vote totals with notes on candidates E D Brown for Superintendent is announced with praise from the Expex clipping and Hull Academy graduate balance of political discourse and critique of anarchy and Canada’s protest over the Chicago canal.
A Rock township caucus endorsed C W Carter for the county council district representative. Carter, previously defeated four years ago, now declares his candidacy, citing his abilities, qualifications, and wide recognition in the district. He argues the district would be safe and well governed if he is chosen.
The candidate John Morris explains limited public appearances due to Mrs. Morris traveling east and his need to care for younger children. He plans to resume campaigning as the race heats up with many hopefuls and rising follower interest.
Mrs S A Kell of Pomona California sprained her ankle and tried various remedies before finding relief with Chamberlain's Pain Balm She testifies to its efficacy and recommends it to others seeking a cure based on her experience.
The notice invites attendance at the Sioux City Fair with live stock and farm product exhibits from the Northwest and Southern states. Horse races feature Joe Pateben and John J. Gentry, bicycle races offer $5,000 in prizes. Illinois Central Railroad offers a round trip rate for 200 miles or less with tickets on sale September 19 to 28 and return by September 30. For details contact Mr. B D Wigton.
The 2941 annual G A R encampment departs Chicago for Louisville Kentucky September 14 through 16 1895. A special wing line train with palatial sleepers coaches and tourist cars is arranged at 25 00 per berth with double birth options and a return trip to Chicago. Applications for berths must be sent by September 6 with details to Wardesley Larva and Cedar Falls Band accompanies the trip.
The text appears as garbled OCR from a historical page with broken phrases and improper names. It references elections, conventions, and possible figures but lacks clear events or outcomes to summarize into a factual item.
The Rock Valley Register is edited by Miss Van Wagenen, the Boyden Reporter by Miss Coolidge, and the Whiting Herald by Afra A Ooona. The piece notes a new woman editor role and pride in the evolving press.
The piece highlights Cham berlain Cough Remedy with an unspecific testimonial from a San Miguel resident and a local druggist sale by Anderson Knapp. It also mentions Somerville Journal and Cosmopolitan previews with praise for literary and illustrated content, and references to public notices and local business ads.
The district court of Sioux County Iowa appointed Mary Gacke as administratrix of the estate of Joseph Gaoka deceased. Creditors must present claims to the court by a stated date and share in the estate proceeds. The notice is dated August 10, 1695 with signs Mary Gacke Administratrix.
A laborer recounts overheating in the harvest field last August and a near fatal cramps episode. A pharmacist provided Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy which fully relieved symptoms. He now keeps two bottles on hand and notes local druggists Anderson and Napp Stock.
A distorted extract cites claims about US per capita wealth and silver holdings. It references Hillsboro Texas and mentions figures on per capita wealth, free image of culture, and silver dollars, but text is garbled with errors and incomplete facts.
The Sioux City Journal announces its long standing publication with daily weekly and Sunday editions. It promises reliable market reports editorial content and diverse departments including farm and stock items and science and entertainment clippings.
An ad listing subscription prices for the Daily and Sunday issues, weekly edition, and a daily Times insert. It notes rates: daily with Sunday 16 per year, daily without Sunday 8 per year, weekly two-part issue at 1 per year, and daily Times at 3 per year. Address Pere in Bros. 00 Sioux City Ia.
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