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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1911
Page
8
The piece cites The Washington Times urging immediate tariff reform to remove sugar duties, arguing high prices hurt plantations and beet factories. It also criticizes Iowa Republicans for delaying federal appointment recommendations until after the 1912 elections, labeling the move cowardly politics.
Charles Whedon of Sinesin Nebraska claims Taft has shot the Republican Party full of holes. The Sioux City Journal replies that small holes may be caused by projectiles from insurgent groups, suggesting many may desert the old party for a new, sturdy Republican ship.
A brief note promotes repairing a broken celluloid comb or barrette at trifling cost, attributed to Van'a.
A dry goods merchant and local shoppers debate buying from mail order houses. A grocer, banker, printer, and others discuss the trend at a town hall meeting. The tale ends with a moral that education should begin at home and merchants in the United States should read the article.
A note mentions a well organized and successful corps of medical specialists known as Wide at the Arlington Hotel in Shedon Iowa with an event dated Thursday October 12.
One day only event by United Doctors of Minneapolis inviting patients with stomach and nerve disorders and other chronic diseases. They promise no surgery or pain, offer urine analysis, and claim cures in weeks to months. Letters from patients across South Dakota and nearby states praise relief from various ailments.
The piece argues a broad opposition to EH Bubberd's renomination from a familiar bloc within his district. It cites the same critics from prior campaigns and notes some discontented aides seeking posts in postal service. It suggests United States District Attorney FF Faville as a potential challenger, warning Faville would risk political backlash if he pursues higher office.
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