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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1900
Page
3
Classified and community items report Rathbone Sisters meeting May 9 and a Milwaukee train schedule shift. A Sunday addition to trains to Sioux Falls and Chamberlain alters westbound timing, with eastbound arrivals delayed.
The piece notes the Doon extension of the Slour county railroad seems destined to be built despite opposition. It also mentions Lincoln township health board rules published this week aiming to curb sickness and a social tea hosted by Mrs. Wm Boomer where husbands attended, with humorous reflections on the writers' absence.
Fragmentary text questions McKinley demanding England end war with Teere and warns about Anglo Saxon conflict. Mentions Democratic editors and Pa Van Qoxtarhout with unclear names and roles.
The author claims to understand mice after years of study and explains that mice respond to humor and excitement. He notes mice rattle newspapers at night to banish sleep and that traps or cats attract more mice. He argues mice tease cats, springing across rooms in play, and that careless mistakes invite them, urging readers to fill homes with newspapers and avoid alarm.
Fragmented text discusses cannibalism as a remote practice tied to explorers and isolation, mentioning an unnamed narrator and historical curiosity. It references cultural practices, diet, and perceived dangers, with garbled phrases about people, places, and era.
A garbled OCR note mentions Mer Reock facing a bank probe and possible charges. The text references a namesake case, a finance matter, and an inquiry context with no clear dates or locations. Further readable facts are not provided in the fragment.
A historical listing highlights the Crokinole Carroms Crolard Archerene and Crown combination board. The entry showcases a multifaceted tabletop set blending varied traditional games for collectors and enthusiasts.
An assortment of disjointed, older style notes describes wool contracts, crop rotations, and hog versus sheep farming shifts. Mentions price guidance at 15 cents per pound, sugar bushes, barnyard manure practices, and general farm and transport thoughts. A stray exchange with soldiers hints at broader, era-specific concerns.
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