Miss Maude Hawkins Basket Social Planned at Curtis Schoolhouse
Miss Maude Hawkins announces a basket social at the Curtis schoolhouse Friday evening April 7. All the young people are urged to make arrangements to attend for a good time.
07 Apr 1911
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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1911
Page
1
Miss Maude Hawkins announces a basket social at the Curtis schoolhouse Friday evening April 7. All the young people are urged to make arrangements to attend for a good time.
Vacancy for a fine well improved share stock farm renter. If the applicant lacks funds to stock it, that obstacle can be removed. For particulars apply to N. Sawyer, Hull, Iowa.
A fragment reports a heavy fall of sun Wednesday night that surprised people. It notes the sky clearing later and hints at improving weather. The text mentions Chas Hunt and a location near the livery barn with two bricks nearby and a wall-boring pew wall context.
The notice advertises a subscription deal at 1.59 per year for new subscribers through May 1911, with Tex sent until September 1 1913, about year and a half of reading for one year’s price. It also offers to revive old subscribers by paying arrears and one year in advance to receive the same terms.
The speech by Me Van Pelt urges farmers to attend a town meeting in Hal Arrifdith to learn economical, concentrated land usage and profit-raising techniques. He notes high land prices and the need for better farming instruction as experts tour the region.
Ice cream like Laidé described as a healthy dairy product made from whole or skim milk with eggs sugar lemons and a chilling material. It reportedly supplies lactic acid bacteria and is promoted as improving health and longevity. Bulletin 118 offers details and how to make it, available free from Iowa Experiment Station at Ames.
Mr Albertus Lubbers and Mins Lena Doeksen united in marriage on Thursday April 6 at the bride’s parents home with Rev A W De Jonge officiating. The couple will establish a home on a farm near Orange City and embark on a life of mutual happiness and prosperity.
Confirmation services at St Pauls Lutheran parish four miles northeast of Hull will be held Palm Sunday at 9:00 a.m. The 1911 membership includes Herman Karsten Henry Belvain John Winters Wesley Granson William Hinch Elizabeth Bunge Emma Finck Wilhelmine Regetta and Maria Stange. Pastor Bunge invites all interested to attend and bring friends.
Daily arrivals of new Gaels and spring skirts coats and suits arrive at Schweiger store. Mrs A Schweiger urges customers to order Easter outfits now to ensure delivery in time.
Washington narrowly suspects a traitor while visiting a West Point commander at a mansion. A suspicious host delays dinner and a guard arrives as Washington detects a dangerous plot within the patriotic circle. The scene ends with mounted troops marching in.
In a St Nicholas tale by H A Ogden, General Washington exposes a host’s treachery by arriving with counterfeit British cavalry. The host declares Washington his prisoner, but the general reveals the ruse and reveals the host’s bribed plans to deliver him to the enemy squadron. The disguise and swift action thwart the betrayal.
A curious tale describes Dar win Derwin at London's Regent's Park Zoological Society gardens where he pressed his forehead to the glass of a cobra enclosure. The cobra struck but the glass protected him, yet Derwin dodged the strike, his instinct overpowering will and reason.
The fragment references a draft period tied to guano trade notes. It hints at a historical ledger entry or column noting supply and distribution details, with unclear names or dates but indicating an exchange or planning in a maritime or colonial context.
The text notes a game known among Groeka and Ro mane in earlier times with drafts found in various ancient writings. It mentions a revival in Europe during the sixteenth century and references equivalents and depictions in Egyptian money metta.
A three year old named Harry astonishes relatives with old fashioned ways while Flo enjoys her first tea outing. The conversation turns playful as a relative notes the boy’s resemblance to his father, but the mother and child claim they do not whip, unlike the father.
A garbled newspaper fragment shows a speaker demanding respect from a charmer, with interrupted phrases and stray names. The text is heavily corrupted, making clear specifics impossible.
The 1911 almanac from Hicks Magazine Word and Works is available for $1 per year. The Rev Ari-R. Hicks announces the edition prints for distribution to many homes and urges prepaid orders from readers and offices in Saint Louis Missouri.
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