17 Apr 1903
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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1903
Page
1
Readable items cover nursery and stock grazing offers at Rack Valley and Meyer stand. Mentions pasture services for 500 head cattle and colts, local sales like furniture and fencing, and multiple town updates including Easter program, council meeting decisions, and a German band dance in Doon.
Local items report a shopping trip hinting at dress goods for a young woman near graduation. A safety breach at a post office safebox in Treton yields 150 dollars and stamps, with no clues. Rieckhoff family health updates from Adrian, Minnesota, suggest a possible recovery in weeks. Marriage notices and political chatter fill the rest with rural and national interest notes.
An advertisement asserts eyes reflect general illness and promises cures for cross eyes without surgery. It condemns uninstructional practitioners, offers eye care as natural correction, and guarantees results or refunds. Also notes testimonials for cough and winter tonics and a spring tonic claim.
Northern Minnesota North Dakota Montana Washington Oregon and Canada travelers may use the Great Northern Link on the first and third Tuesdays each month for a fare of one fare plus 22 dollars. Return limit is twenty one days with stopovers allowed. For fall information contact Northern Line agents.
The Ansonia, completed at 72nd Street and Broadway, is described as the largest apartment house in New York. Seventeen stories high with 16 elevators, it includes servant top floor, many rooms, restaurants, gardens, and panoramic lighting. Prices range from affordable suites to grand double apartments, signaling a social shift and modern urban living.
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