Subscriptions and rates listed for Hull Iowa newspaper
The notice lists subscription terms for Hull Iowa with one year in advance at 2100 and six months at 25 cents per line, plus a note about nonpayment terms. It is signed by B O Tamplin.
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Newspaper
Iowa Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1892
Page
4
The notice lists subscription terms for Hull Iowa with one year in advance at 2100 and six months at 25 cents per line, plus a note about nonpayment terms. It is signed by B O Tamplin.
The Des Moines roads convention drew strong interest to the presidency of Benjamin Harrison and Whit e law Reid while urged candidates to appoint fair road commissioners. The article notes the need for wise legislation to improve highways and reflects on political dynamics between the democratic and people's parties and a forthcoming pugilists Corbett and Sullivan fight.
The unprecedented demand for Sioux county land should tend to make owners reluctant to sell. Land is expected to be worth about fifty dollars an acre within five years and pay a strong rate of interest on invested capital. The INDEx goes on record stating money invested now in Sioux county land will yield splendid returns.
Sioux County Herald reports on a Sheldon speech by Willetts of the Peoples Party that drew sharp criticism. The piece alleges a deliberate mislead to gather crowds, mocks opponents, and notes pension-law debates and party manipulation.
The Elk Point Leader notes a bloody shirt returning to Republican headquarters. The garment is now worn by the democratic and peoples parties with the wrong side out, mocking the political feud.
Democrats at LeMars nominated Judge Van Wagenen for judge last Wednesday. Resolutions favored removing judiciary from partisan lines. The piece notes shifts in local politics and league dynamics with a call to avoid selling farms and a sale notice for land in Aurora County South Dakota.
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