Household Goods For Sale Saturday Auction
Household goods to be sold Saturday April 24 including stoves dishes bedding chairs and carpets. Private sale of any remaining items arranged beforehand. Mus Lot HaAnnineron.
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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1903
Page
7
Household goods to be sold Saturday April 24 including stoves dishes bedding chairs and carpets. Private sale of any remaining items arranged beforehand. Mus Lot HaAnnineron.
1901 seed corn offered for sale by Thomas Downa at a location four miles east and two miles north of Hull. Tested spring th per cent genetic quality, expected germination. Price listed at $1.50 per bushel.
Hull area items include weddings near Sioux City, a carload of new buggies arriving, store fittings for Lengink’s front, and a runaway team on a farm north of town. Also reported: church auction, school election next Thursday, and a fence stock list at Schimp & Sons with upcoming local ball game.
Dr Herbert Harrington from Round Lake Illinois visited Dr G S DeMots. J and Wilson and wife with Miss Faner and Miss Eby attended a PEO society gathering in Rock Valley last Friday. Elizabeth Miller hosted about twenty youngsters for her third birthday party. the event was a well behaved model gathering.
The article discusses an antiquated, stylistically rich verse and notes its transference to modern readers. It mentions Carl Brock from Den mpark landing in Bull and a friend of Chris Jensen, plus a reference to a volume titled Autorotaph Verace Graces Lo In 4 Book Owned In Huaten. It cites a library display and a scholar Jane L. Bogliza kins. It also touches on Shakespeare, French authors, and King Taanes along with archaic spellings characteristic of early Scottish pottery writing.
The article describes liquid oxygen as bluish when pure, nonconductive yet highly magnetic, and capable of extinguishing a match. It notes impurities causing opacity and cites its minimal chemical activity. It mentions solar oxygen lines and experiments by Trafessor Dywar and Mertlavert related to oxygen in the atmosphere and spectral lines.
The dialogue notes Towne meeting Gaulie and Perkins at a stroker last night with awkward introductions. Browne-Or is unused. a sense of social mishap and unfamiliarity appears as Towne doubts Perkins’ recognition.
Scott Fendt champions Waverey as his best novel and The Lady of the Lake as his finest poem. Ife and the Tal imatonacs engaged in multiple discussions, but he refused to admit changing his view. He claimed to know The Lady of the Lake by heart and once recited it fully to prove it.
Fragmentary dialogue shows a scrambled phonetic exchange about a rough ride and misunderstandings. Names and places are unclear, yielding a cryptic, unsettled scene with no clear event or outcome.
Fragmentary Washington Stir text mentions Ben Butler and Lowell officials with a dog and muzzle anecdote. It references local authority figures, a search for money to back a show, and a curious exchange about a dog and a muzzle. The piece reads as a historical mock dialogue with scattered names and sharp lines.
Fragmentary note from the Commercial Tribune mentions Johnny and Second Office Doyle with an alarm incident and a ten minute window before the return from a rand.
The excerpt discusses fame as fleeting and transient after death the lingering audience shifts to new actors and the social position is quickly filled. It suggests lasting remembrance comes from love and deeds rather than notoriety spoken by Lenny Van Dyke.
In Dundee a reverend recalls a vivid church moment when a mother and child in the pew stirred a crowd with a surprised cry. The scene unfolds as a long sermon ends and a small boy announces another man is about to begin, sparking local chatter from Glasgow.
In Brooklyn a passenger recalls overreaching risk and a tense moment on a streetcar. The narrator describes anxious behavior to offload peetiee on the conductor and a transfer ticket in his pocket.
A fragmentary report shows a parliamentary scene where a committee leader calls for order in a tense moment. An older member recalls a plot to disrupt, while a judge or speaker urges adherence to practice amid wartime references and party shop borrowings.
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