11 Sep 1896
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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1896
Page
1
Timetable fragment shows East and West routing notes, no freight, No 73 passenger service, limited hours 6:00 to 8:00 pm and morning departures, Sunday operations limited, Northern and Perrin line notes, train numbers 9 and 2a with accommodation and mail details.
Hull Educational announces graduates admitted for the next term beginning in September. For information address the institution to learn about course offerings and admission procedures.
Dr. Fairfield of Grand Rapids spoke on the money question and the presidential candidates in Ludington saying McKinley is the tested leader and Bryan a gifted orator. He argued the nation faces a choice between the two and criticized free silver Democrats, warning that Bryan’s policy would harm labor and wages while praising McKinley’s exp erience and fiscal record.
The September North American Review urges readers to study its four articles on monetary policy. Iris Excellency and Sir Alfred Maloney discuss moving from silver to a gold standard. John M. Stahl questions populist limits, while Warner Miller and Richard Wand address duty and governance in the context of the standard. The piece critiques British ton dov es under silver and praises gold standard prosperity.
The article argues that under the gold standard trade expanded and importers increased by over forty percent since 1894, with labor and savings rising. It contrasts with silver standard advocates and cites opinions of John M. Staft and the Farmers National Congress, urging confidence in financial integrity and production.
Mrs Weatherwax shows improvement in health as the town notes. An infant child of Mr Brants died last Monday from Cholera infantum and was buried Tuesday at Lincoln cemetery. The Perkins school opened last Monday with Mr Curtis at the desk and Mrs Maude Bennett began school nearby.
Des Mouins Iowa reports mean weekly weather with cooler conditions and average sunshine. Frost risk remains low but possible. corn progress varies with some fields cut and others nearly ready. Potatoes show rot risk, threshing nearing finish, prairie hay harvest underway. bog cholera reported. J W Tarplin of Hull seeks county recorder post in Sioux County.
Canajoharie resident DD Baker praises Dr King's New Discovery as a reliable household cough remedy. Catskill druggist G A A Dykeman calls it the best cough remedy used for eight years. Also advertised is De Wilts Witch Evrel Salve for pile relief and quick cure of insect bites and burns. Subscription for the INDEX noted.
An advertisement urges immediate use of Da Witt's Colic and Cholera Care for cholera morbus or diarrhea. It claims instant results and that the bowels are left healthy. The text also mentions an N.G. O. Coach and a remark about wealth and coal business aspirations.
Tickets offered for fairs in Iowa and neighboring states, with one fare round trips from multiple points. Sales span September through October, with return validity through specified fair dates and continuous passage required. Local agent W. J. Losey administers the program.
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