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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1895
Page
6
A Somerville Journal poem recalls a stylish woman in a high hat exiting a car and a man’s silence after, as townsfolk vow not to imitate her. The piece celebrates her charm despite messy cooking, while praising how she brightens life with a kiss.
A St Bernard puppy named Ei arrives in a crate backstage at the evening stage. The pup is described as ungainly with long legs for his size and a card on the crate top reads something indicating his arrival.
A stray puppy travels with a buyer to a mountain center town, faces mistreatment, then bonds with Israel Lukens the old hunter. After months of rough handling, a near tragedy with a fallen tree tests their trust, ending with Israel praising the dog as a loyal companion.
People admired Owen the paleontologist type for reconstructing extinct animals from fragments yet doubted his skill. Strangers pressed him with questions about a supposed dog tooth and a bear ham misidentified as a delicacy. The tale ends with a mock note from The Academy calling the ham a pig bone.
An Anglican vicar advertised for an organist paid 2102 a month. The duties include playing three Sunday services and one Wednesday evening, plus choir practice daily. Boys’ half hour sessions are required, with attendance on feast days. No pupils may be brought to the organ and the instrument may only be used by the organist on Sunday afternoons.
Mrs Newrich requests to buy a pair of the dearest groves, clarifying she does not want to rent them. A clerk questions the duration, and she insists on purchase. The piece notes Cobden is famed as the Apostle of Free Trade for his advocacy.
Readers are invited to submit well written articles on tax reform debates to the editor. All sides are welcome within reasonable limits, but tariff topics are excluded. Landowners are emphasized as primary beneficiaries of improvements through land value increases. Send to this office or P. A. Box 88 Buffalo N.Y.
A working farmer from Haskell Flats argues for taxing real estate and mortgages differently under the single tax, claiming city values drive state taxes. He critiques exemptions on personal property and supports taxing mortgage interests to ease rural tax burdens.
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