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Newspaper
Iowa Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1893
Page
4
A fragmented notice outlines subscription terms for one year payable in advance and monthly options, with local advertising priced at ten cents per line and a special agreement. It mentions candidates W.38. Dungan of Lucas County and B. 1, Tamplin for lieutenant governor and a promotion term.
A political plea urges voters in Iowa and Ohio to reject Democratic free trade and to back Republican protectionist policies. It cites rising crime and economic danger since the Democratic Congress and warns against tempering with prohibitory laws. The Sioux City Tribune is mocked for flip flopping on repeal of a currency argument.
Two acres of land with a good house and barn. Well and cistern in good repair. Buildings in sound condition. Enquire of John Rowe.
Fragmentary anti Democratic editorial argues for a beer campaign in Sioux county and promotes J Trainer for County Superintendent of Schools. It attacks Democratic promises and praises Republican era stability. Mentions Henry Watterson and Grover Cleveland as partisan references.
The Cedar Rapids Gazette attacks its own bias while engaging in interviews with readers. Democratic papers drop Frank Jackson scandal as focus shifts to the Corbett Mitchell prize fight. The political climate hurts working families as distrust grows.
A Kansas City Journal note mocks Gov Bootes for faltering speech and jokes about sending him to the United States Senate. The piece uses sharp, satirical tone to underline political tensions surrounding his leadership and public speaking.
Democrats express concern over party unity while Republicans push for straight ticket voting. The discussion highlights partisan strategy in upcoming elections and the desire to simplify ballots for supporters.
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