27 Apr 1900
Page 1
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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1900
Page
1
An advertisement extols Hull Educational Institute as a premier local academy offering top quality schooling at home. It questions the need to travel far for education and highlights accessible, nearby advantages.
The ten week term opens April 16 with a plan to arrange spring work focused on teachers needs. It includes special review in common branches for both former and prospective instructors.
Sum mer school follows spring term and ends with teachers examinations. Review work must be done at the summer school this year as the county institute focuses on methods only. For terms and information apply to
The Republicans of Lincoln township convene Saturday afternoon April leads for six delegates to the jy convention in Ox on May 1. The meeting will also address any other business brought before it.
Fragmentary OCR note mentions Prairie King flour and a promise about sacks and warrants. Incomplete text references names Johan and Fo vont and a warning about tomorrow related to a mother’s matter. Contents are unclear and damaged.
Hull community updates capture visits from Lioux City and Hudson residents, forthcoming Civic Club meeting, farm news on hogs and markets, changes in local property ownership, and preparations for a Washington state trip. The column notes weather talk, school events, and political activity among locals, with hints of upcoming elections and community changes.
Retail note highlights L. L. May's Garden Seeds in packages and bulk, T. J. Blood's Mixed Paints and painter's supplies, plus steel and cast ranges and cook stores offered at low prices for business customers.
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