18 Sep 1896
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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1896
Page
1
Fragmentary railroad timetable notes list lines for the Omaha city area with passenger and freight numbers and services. A political campaign lyric praises McKinley’s dollar with a chorus by Ada Toldinga Gale quoted from Chicago Inter Ocean.
A high grade academy prepares students for college and life duties. Fall term begins September. For information contact Rev. James F. Raton, D. D. Tuition expenses kept low.
A long treatise debates whether gold has appreciated or depreciated, arguing that price changes reflect broader factors like labor costs and production, and condemns populist influence while praising the Republican party for past prosperity and warning of doom under opposing forces.
A key party measure in the Fluix first congress triggered urgent telegram exchanges. Speaker Ree urged Lansing of Watertown district to attend, Lansing replied cannot, and Reeds countered with a terse, combative reply sharpening the row between factions.
The report notes normal mean temperatures with unusual cloudiness and dampness across Iowa. Rainfall was above average in some areas but overall below normal. three favorable days for corn ripening. Northern districts nearing maturity. drought risk minimal but more warm dry weather needed for full corn ripening. Potatoes and clover seed harvests discussed. fall plowing and seeding advancing.
Ohio woolgrowers at their annual convention demand the return of protective rates under the McKinley law and urge flockmasters to back congressmen who will vote to revive protective wool tariffs. They blame the Wilson Gorman free wool regime for farm distress and cite Bryan and McKinley speeches on monetary policy, urging open mills and work.
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