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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1910
Page
4
The piece cites Abe Martin on insurgent factions in the republicans and notes remarks by Sherman Ballinger and others. It questions whether candidates should seek support without asking for it, urging readers to assess their positions and responses. The tone reflects a midwestern newspaper voice critiquing party dynamics.
A September settlement between operators and miners ends the coal strike. The agreement raises the annual wage scale by four million dollars, with consumers bearing the increased cost.
In a response to President Taft, a key Iowa Republican figure analyzes the President's letter to a prominent party leader. The exchange highlights ongoing party dynamics and regional perspectives within the Republican ranks.
The piece debates President Tafts leadership within the Republican Party citing his intervention and post primary stance. It also announces Seed Corn Week urged by Iowa State College Ames extension to farmers, urging seed selection and harvest timing to boost future yields and wealth.
A man remains obsessed with the ground he walks, attempting to steady himself as he slips from public favor. The remark hints at public distrust and personal instability without detailing any concrete events.
Multiple farm parcels surrounding town offered with 160 to 320 acres. Prices range from 55.50 to 78.50 per acre with down payments from 1,500 to 3,009 and balance on reasonable terms. Properties include tile, fences, groves, outbuildings, wells and stock potential. some with rail access and schools nearby.
Advertisement urges candidates in a local popularity contest to hustle for subscriptions from September to October. The top money submitter wins two 916 gold jewelry sets. runners up earn extra piano contest votes. A Lombard Piano grand prize is also offered.
A historical pricing note outlines vote credits for subscriptions. New and old plans differ by advance years and total votes, with figures ranging from 7500 to 125000 votes for advancing terms from 1 to 10 years and varying dollar amounts. The promissory scheme includes a line: every dollar paid on back subscriptions yields 5000 votes.
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