06 May 1892
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Newspaper
Iowa Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1892
Page
1
An editor recants a home discovery near Indian River of pine shavings pillows offering immediate relief for coughs bronchial and lung troubles. The piece cites a household’s rapid improvement and notes pleasant pine odor and cheap material.
Departed The Hancock Signal reports the death of Rev W M Edgar former Methodist Episcopal pastor at Garner. Edgar preached the first sermon in Tull, born Feb 11 1841 in Columbia County Pennsyl vania, married 1861, educated at Biblical Institute, joined Northwest Town Conference. He left a wife and adopted son, with many friends mourning his untimely passing.
The piece argues prejudice drives southern voters against tariff and Republican policies. It contrasts northern reasoned views with southern bias, claims prosperity under Republican governance exists in the South yet is harmed by prejudice, and asserts Republican policies will advance southern industry and potential.
Beginning Sunday April 10 and each Sunday thereafter the S GC N Ry will sell round trip tickets to Sioux City and back for 40 cents. Tickets are valid on No 4 to Sioux City and return on No 1 the same day.
Two quarter section farms offered for sale in Aurora and Beadle Counties. Clint Davison, Hull, Iowa, invites contact at any address. Chas. Cavanaugh expands blacksmith shop with wood work and wagon repairing, seeking trade.
The Ontario Legislature debated women studying law amid fears of social upheaval. Opponents warned it could harm court dignity and men’s prospects, while advocates cited U.S. precedent. A vote empowered the Law Society to admit women to study law, aiming for solicitors but not barristers, with Clara Brett Martin among the supporters in the gallery.
In Galva Illinois brave talk and a show of support lead to two women being nominated for the school board by the town’s leading men and the women’s Equal Suffrage groups. Emma L. Bigelow and Mary Y. Deem, both active in civic work, are praised as educated mothers. The town celebrates the shift toward women’s representation amid broader suffrage dialogue at the time.
Kalispell Montana serves as the distribution point for the Fint head Valley and Kootenai country and is the present terminus of the Pacific Extension of the Great Northern Railway. Travel by rail is possible via the Sioux City Northern Railroad with maps and rates available from W. B. Mc Nider Gant Pass Agent Sioux City Iowa.
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