Social Event at Hull Masons and Local Funeral Notes
The Hull Masonic Lodge hosted a social evening with invited guests including Mr and Ass. J. B. Wilson, featuring violin and organ music, a paper on Masonry, humor and poetry, and refreshments. Separately, Thomas Wair died of quick consumption in Sheldon. his funeral was held in Hull with Catholic rites and a large attendance, leaving a widow and three children.
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Masonic Fraternity of
Hull
DeMots
W. M
Ass. J
Sara Harrington
Tobi
Morris
Eaton
al Bing Tialk
Ethel Hollister
Miss McCollum
Ita
Sheldon
Thomas Wair
Ilull
von Sct
Father Hartman
Nelabborg
Local Notices and Classifieds from Hull Area
Property for sale and rent notices, steamship ticket ads, community events, repairs, and local reminders. Includes land sale terms near Mason City, Easter supper at Opera House, repairs for gasoline stoves and sewing machines, and unread letters at Hull post office. Also mentions the Hawarden Normal School summer session and rental offerings on Locust Street.
Local Hull notices and social updates scattered through town
Grain figures and farm chatter mix with personal visits and dental notes as Hull residents, including C C ompany E and J.A. Dead, relay arrivals from Doon and Orange City. A large April schedule covers doctors, tuners, church repairs, and a stormy March backdrop.
Boomer Sells Property to Musseri-Wantjee Firm
W. aL Boomer disposed of his Febidenca property and shop inventory to Musseri Wantjee and Van Glet of Orange City for 2.500. The deal closed April iat with Mr Van Glet moving into Boomer’s home at noon. Boomer will leave the trade amid many friends. The new firm is welcomed and expected to prosper. Weather caused missionary services at the M E Church to be canceled Tuesday. services resumed Wednesday with Presiding Elder Trimble lecturing on China mission work. Miss Lydia Trimble, now in China, aided by her brother’s notes, spoke to Rock Valley audiences that same evening.
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A.W. Grisell
Doon
J.a.dead
Orange City
JH. Anderson
Rose Yockey
Sioux City
Dr. Woodburn
Patterson Hotel
Ballard
Mae Ward
Coleman
G. H. Cassi
Studs
Rhrawn
Frank Cassidy
Sheldon
Anastia Cinitin
Howard Anderson
Dt. Gentral Railroad
Chicago
Tore Mra. Nebergall
Migs Nile
Dep Moites
Flt Nokes
Patterson Iousa
Callon
Teague
Hotel Patterson
Furde
Tuace
Archer
Obrien
Marshal Elenry
Will Boomer
Etta Tarrington
Algo
Foel
Wiey
Ttf
Pleir Ae
Prairies
W. H Wilson
Wallace
Wilson
Palo Alto County
Groat
Howard County
J. W. Still
Hull
South Dakota
Ixpex
J. W. van Wagenen
Teck Lapide
Mary K
Patrick Henry McQarty
Holy Name Church
Rock Rapids
Rain of
GARR
Cedar Rapids
Rock Rapide
Thompson
Rapids
O'Greck
Ulingis
Columbo
Hid Chasanti
LaMare Sentinel
Bel
Hawarden Republican
Findeneudeuk
Republican Party
Priny
St. Louis
Cranka
Rock Rounds
Maggie Kromback
John Wills
Daily Papers
Morth
Weéj
National Guard
al Boomer
Boomer
Vantise
M.E
Lydia Trimble
Trimble
China
Mr. Trimble
Miss Trimble
Rock Valley
Henry Flocke
Brilder
Ozone Park
I. J
Plocke
Poems and designs at Dr Comix Drug Store
Pekia Ti to host another hanging bee. George Smith sentenced to death with time not yet set. A garbled line about fish hook shape suggests a cat’s claw.
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Dr. Comix Drug Store
Pekia
George Smith
Free and unlimited coinage of silver criticized as harmful
The piece argues that free silver would allow silver mine owners to extract wealth by exchanging $10,000 in silver for $20,000 value of coin and $320,000 in farm goods, while farmers lose and debtors gain. It warns railroads could flood the economy with silver, inflating currency and harming creditors, urging instead for stable, sound money and even copper or nickel coinage only if needed.
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Baraik
Ailver
Foreign tasting habits spark a dining room debate
A dinner in Dresden with an American hostess and guests from France and England leads to a gentle clash over grape tasting. The French guest abstains, the Englishman follows suit, while the Briton declares he never eats grapes, prompting amused American remarks about differing manners.
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Baid
Dresden
New York
Refere Tie Went and Naive Remarks Across Hotels
A fragmented记 passage notes a hotel guest asking an elevator operator about a place with tea priced at three. An Irishman comments on a sign of the Absenuis of Fine Avis, while a second remark references a MameTeenon. The text is garbled and unclear.
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Moing Dows
Fine Avis
Juk at all them pots from Japan
A fragment from the Boston Transcript notes about musical items and a mention of misheard words and stray phrases in a brief excerpt. The readable text hints at cultural references and catalog notes without a clear narrative.
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Japan
Boston Transcript
Fragmented OCR Fragment Sees Garbled Dialogue and Names
The readable text shows garbled speech quotes with names like Ben Peachblow Iris and references to Iris father and a Winter. Phrases mention a spurious exchange about injustice and a road trip or journey with unclear context. The passage includes odd spellings and stray place names such as Ga.
Ambassadorship Tale From Washington and French Rivalry
In Washington the French ambassador M Patenotre sought immediate recognition as the first envoy under a new law allowing raised ranks for ambassadors. Sir Julian Panncefote announced Britain would name a resident ambassador first, angering M Patenotre who pressed the president and received a cold reply from Secretary Gresham.
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Washington
M. Patenotre
Congress
Juli Panncefote
M. Patemotre
Sir Juhan
State Department
Sir Mullan
Department
Gresham
Unclear Text on Nightly Eye Wash and Printing at Fore
Fragmentary OCR notes discuss nightly eye cleansing with water and a mention of Bale Eula and printing at the Fore LES edfice. The garbled lines mix health ritual with a printing context, offering no clear event or outcome. Entities are uncertain due to errors.
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Preston
Mason City
Novo & Threak Sanitarium
Grama
Farly
Trier
INDE
Montreal
Quebec
Atlantic
W. Losey
Milwaukee
St. Paul Ry
C. F. Wenhaw
Gen
Adame St
Chiago
Congregational Aid Society
Opera Wall
Hous
Beckman, Wintermantel & Rowe
Carles Cornisil
Locust Street
Jemynire
Wintermantle
Tlawarden
Tiawarden Normal
Ray
Mull
INDEX
Cora DeVries
Eddie Pease
P. Brower
Chet Lynch Wis
Grant Township
Rome McMillan
Sanborn
Erry
Vera Odle
Will Pan
Siena City
Elaina Steffin
Marion Dunham
Burlington
Woo Cplus
Academy Hall
Marina Dunham
Thurliingiorn
Willapesk
Fridsey
Marion Worsfall
Geowte
Ella Story
Stodern Wardman of America
Carna As
Harrington & Hubrestse
Aull
A. Zwievel
Geo. Eenderson
Henderson
Wale Paper
Pioneer Drug Store
Fied
J. H. Anderson
SALE
Mostra
Little Ben Peachblow
Iris
Capefurt
Wasthiaten
Boer Peg Cramer
Dave
Ndinnapulis Journal
France
Eikieh
Hare Éptone
Hevisget Gaby
Jorsaatoint
Cougier
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