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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1913
Page
4
A long fragment covers state bar debates and proposed legislation in Des Moines touching education, commissions, and political maneuvering. It mentions the Senate and House actions on education plans, a temporary commission study, and election implications. Also includes local notices of deaths, illness, and community events from Orange City and nearby towns.
W Wright traveled to Sioux City Monday for a board meeting. M Sawith and A Vander Meer were noted in local events. A. J. Pretia and Sam Hellesfield appeared in Sheldon. Gartland treated jewelry, and the Commercial Club prepared for another year. A medical case involved appendicitis treated at the local hospital last week.
The Hull News reports a week of community activity including hospital visits, church sessions with Rev. HolWords, and multiple residents returning home from study across Lincoln, Chicago, and Doon. It notes a Milwaukee No.16 delay due to a wreck and a fatal pneumonia death of Baby Aurit, plus a Chicago lecture by Frank H Leonard of the Christian Science church and a Knights of Columbus initiation in Le Mars.
The report details legislative friction over taxes and property valuations, citing a proposed commission and permission shifts. It notes contrasting Senate and House bills on tax assessment and salaries, plus a conference committee plan amid discussions of county supervision and statewide education funding.
Fragmentary text describes an Iowa Sioux City event and scattered names. It mentions families, a letter from a Haier committee, and a public reading in Toalston Nebraska with references to Venice dots and people. The passage is highly garbled with many unreadable terms.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a place and individuals including Mrs Ressler and Mrs Walloas as well as a daughter of Mrs Hesban. Details unclear due to damaged lines but indicates a local notice or announcement in riious City area.
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