14 Apr 1911
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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1911
Page
1
Chas Hunt advertises complete new well boring and remedies for sunk or deepening wells. He offers services to residents needing cew or existing wells redone at 2 holecases cart of the Hvery barr.
The Hawarden Iowa announcement invites boys and girls to enter the contest by noon on the second day. Entries may compete in Iowa State College extension events and Sioux County Fair premiums. Premiums for best 10 ears and next places vary from 35.0 to 1.00, with additional prizes to be announced.
The First National Bank of Hawarden offers premiums during next winter for corn yields per acre. The top producer will receive cash prizes for the greatest pounds per acre. details specify amounts for first and second highest yields.
The fragment references a land contest in Buncombe Eagle Loran and Wast in Virginia and the coal one half of Big Springs township in Union County South Dakota under directions of the Sioux County Farmers Institute. Premiums will be paid by Piast National Bank Hawarden Iowa.
Premiums are awarded for the greatest to fourth greatest pounds of corn grown on one acre. First place receives $10, second $7, third $5, fourth $3. Additional notes mention best individual grower and conditions for eligibility and location details.
A promotional notice touts nursing as an appealing career for young women with high financial returns. It claims a two year hospital course and an additional year for rapid entrants, offered by a non profit nursing school in Philadelphia, inviting inquiries by mail for full information.
Amid unclear text, residents fight city limits and fees for real property within borough boundaries. Officials discuss charges and timelines as property owners push for clarity regarding assessments and compliance.
A dramatic portrait of the locomotive engineer as the sole bearer of life and death power. The piece depicts his isolation and unshared responsibility, noting the risk to thousands and the loneliness of command in the face of potential disaster.
A garbled text fragment discusses political leaders bearing defeat, shared burdens, and the demand for accountability. It juxtaposes everyday hardship with the weight of power, urging empathy for those in authority and the lonely risks they face.
The passage presents garbled dialogue about work, asking why not and mentioning a teigehoar role. A grim faced woman questions plans and references to Manchester and a shrub sound, implying confusion and miscommunication in a disrupted scene.
The Rev Tvl R Hicks announces the 1911 almanac and Hicks magazine Word and Works offered to readers for 1 year. The almanac costs 38 cents prepaid with the magazine promoting home use and charitable aid. Publ ish ing Company St Louis MO.
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