15 Apr 1904
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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1904
Page
1
Public notice from contractor John Jantzen offering carpentry services with satisfaction guaranteed and invitation for prospective builders to discuss contracts. Includes dates April 2 to May 1 and contact details in California, with references to related firms and agents.
Warren Te mng and local residents share greetings and plans. James the Sheldon optician announces a Friday April 22 jewelry store location.
Local notes recount Rud and Mrs Stenstad moving into their new home with praise for wood finishing and carpet work by Kuewel & Berer. A World’s Fair vice scare in St Louis is described as exaggerated, with WCTU Purity and Rescue departments active to protect women. Also advertised are Defiance Starch benefits and Great Northern Line travel rates to western cities with dates and prices.
A dated transit notice announces travel on the Great Northern Line with departures March 15 and April 4 and 19 to Mingenote North Tabota Manitots Montana Washington at one fare plus two stopovers allowed. Applies for all ages via Fred Rogers Sioux City.
Notice to all interested parties that on April 12th an executor was appointed by the District Court of Sioux County Iowa for the estate of Vannah UW Spencer deceased. All persons indebted must pay, and those with claims must present them with proof for approval on April 28. George Smith, executor.
State supreme court says one criterion is needed for saloons to obtain adjacent property owner consent and city council approval to operate legally. The update is unclear amid OCR errors but notes a licensing condition and related governance. An unrelated note mentions Milton’s Paradise Lost manuscript purchase by an American millionaire.
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