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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1895
Page
5
A seller argues value over price, citing $1.00 to $2.00 savings on suits by choosing the right place. The store touts efficient operations, low clerical costs, bright second floor salesroom, and cash discount focus as keys to economical buying and selling.
Starrett indicates it sells cheap and keeps fine clothing with top materials and workmanship. The store offers good durable suits priced from 9.09 to 14.00 and cheap clothing from 3.90 to 7.00. They state they do not push higher priced items, aiming to fit the money customers want to spend.
Latest patterns and designs available at Dr Golds Drug Store offering a variety of wallpaper options for homes. Easy access to new motifs and quality finishes for interior decorating.
On Monday around 2 am the barn of C. M. Synhorst, six miles northeast of Hull, was struck by lightning and burned completely. A horse inside was cremated. Mrs Synhorst t? Joss on barn valued about 550 dollars, insured with Home for Sad.
Hull residents await the Kickapoo Indian Exhibition starting Tuesday Aug 6 for two weeks with daily shows at Elull. Also notes include preparations for threshing, new machinery at Hull elevators, ongoing tent meetings by Adventists, and local visits by Rev. Klepper Mrs. Simmons and others.
A speaker urges Hull Academy and the community to unite in building a high purpose school. He emphasizes growth with truth and love, asks for patience and charity, and notes generous pledges and hoped growth. The address links school ethos to public virtue and Providence.
Weather summary notes past week rainfall near normal with some severe local storms bringing wind hail. Crops show overall favorable conditions for growth harvest and threshing oats nearly complete spring wheat advancing flax ripening potatoes and minor crops doing well. Core lead strong and rainfall ample preventing records from falling.
Notice to all indebted to us to call and settle as spot 48 convenient. A W Grisell has retired from the business and requires complete settlement. GHUSELT and WILKINAGS note the action.
Piano tuning available by John Wratt addressing full, satisfactory service in Iowa. Call or write for appointments and to arrange tuning of pianos at homes or businesses.
Fragmented OCR items reveal a mix of names and ads. Mentions R L Henderson and RL L. Penderson with promises of work and prompt orders. Also references sale of property and shoe and gear lines, all in garbled text with distant dates and places.
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