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Newspaper
Iowa Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1892
Page
4
The piece urges readers to bet on the opposite side of Cleveland’s past bets and contrasts party platforms. It denounces northern aid to rebellion while praising Union veterans, and notes a plan for aggressive political campaigning. It closes by encouraging subscriptions to the INDEX for twenty five cents until after the fall election.
At Homestead near Pittsburgh Carnegie Iron Works the strike turned violent as workers faced Pinkerton detectives. Several killed or wounded as rioters overwhelmed the guards. the incident sparks debate over use of armed private forces in labor disputes and political alignments linked to Adal Stevenson and the Sons of Liberty in Illinois.
An old soldier recalls threats to the Union and condemns members of the Knights of the Golden Circle and Sons of Liberty, urging candidates to own up to charges like Mulligan Letters and Credit Mobilier, while insisting on principle and loyalty to the Union.
C. C. Hamilton owns a famed hunting dog. A potential buyer from Sioux County failed to strike a price and the dog vanished. Hamilton traced the thief to an Orange City farmer, recovered the dog from a barn, and the farmer agreed to compensate Hamilton’s expenses and drop further inquiry.
The article questions whether traction engine owners should bear damages from road use during threshing season as bridges grow unsafe. It notes engines on roads are common yet risky to bridges and seek township action on vehicle safety. Also offers adoption notice for a three week old baby boy through local offices and Mrs. John Solmes.
Notice states that Chas. Cavanaugh adds wood work and wagon repairing to his blacksmith business and invites trade. A separate note disclaims responsibility for any debts contracted by son Harvey E. Brooks after this date. Mrs. M. J. Brown. Hull Iowa July 5 1892.
A 120 acre improved farm six miles southeast of Lull is for sale cheap. Seller A N Parrett of Sioux Falls South Dakota will trade for good land within twenty miles of Sioux Falls. Contact details provided.
The Iowa State Bank announces ready funds for farm loans at the lowest interest rates. Money available immediately upon execution of papers with no delays, and documents sent directly to the bank for borrower convenience.
Two hundred acres of improved land for sale within five miles of Hull. Also advertised is a rave bar gain and directions to inquire at the office. Estray notice reports on Sunday night May 28 a gray mare pony branded on the right hip with a star halter and eye markings. Notify the undersigned M Exenoon Montana Iowa if found and receive reward. Also advertises Wall's Hair Re new er and a Bay Hard Wood Combination Fence from W D Schoeneman & Son.
Perkins residents celebrated the Fourth with Hull friends and praised local hospitality. Plans for a new bank attract interest as Mr Johns of the Iowa State Bank visits the territory. Miss Cora and Mamie Anderson toured Sioux City. Perkins Produce stockholders approved last year’s management. I W Bench praised for steering investments to profit. Lincoln Township school board discussed grounds for a new schoolhouse but actions reportedly conflicted with district wishes. W C Wickoff and A Ring of Rock Rapids toured Iowa and Nebraska on bicycles. JR Ballard bought another horse, forecasting rising livery needs.
Rail lines announce Spirit Lake trips for Regatta with round trip options and dates from June to September. Special service trains depart Sioux City for Spirit Lake and Sioux Falls. Harvest Excursion half-rate tickets offered in August across several western states. Through sleeping car service between Chicago and Memphis begins with specified times. Sunday round trips to Sioux City at $1.40 from April 10 onward.
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