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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1911
Page
6
Fragmentary text recalls abbesses in medieval councils and later noblewomen summoned to parliament by proxy. It also covers Wisconsin Chief Oshkosh and Menominee prosperity, plus French walnut production and transport to major U.S. cities.
President plans brief stops in Des Moines and Sioux City during a western trip with Davenport on schedule. Representative Pickett urges a Waterloo stop for the state fair, with Hilles noting likelihood of South Dakota stops.
Fragmented OCR text lists various local happenings in Cherokee city. Missing dates, individuals, and clearer details prevent a full summary beyond noting multiple events and references to people and places.
Local brief notes a question marks about a governor ship race with unclear names or dates. The fragmented text hints at an election context and potential candidates but lacks verifiable details.
A fragmented OCR item notes Optiant Scot at Spirit Lad carrying over purse. The readable bits imply a brief horse racing or betting reference with limited context and no clear outcome.
A garbled OCR fragment lists partial codes and questions about power, numbers and names. It mentions NE O H L M E OVW ES VAL ROPE A and asks about a single power of one, with unclear context or entities.
Multiple Iowa towns report progress on projects and events. Danbury lists magnet event readiness by September 1 and a bridge construction near the Alaple river. Mason City notes a Knights of Columbus contract for a 46000 building. Council Bluffs shows petition drive momentum with 1200 names, Ida Grove mentions supervisor Burk, and Dunlap records library board discussions.
Des Moines Iowa July Hen F Thuar nell superintendent of the Iowa Children’s Trame society and Robert Haines attorney for the society will not face jail for contempt. They revealed the whereabouts of Roy and Mary Salisbury children of Mrs Martha Salisbury. Mary is with her father Mathew Salisbury in Des Moines while Roy lives with foster parents in Brits Indiana. William Salisbury the third child remains missing. Judge Brennan ordered Roy returned to Valley Junction and Mary to her father. William to be given to his mother when found.
Ellsworth Iowa with 407 residents will host a Free-From Care Day on August 24. A special Northwestern Railway train will run from Webster City to showcase the town’s event. Two bands are hired for the celebration and one will travel to Webster City in the morning to accompany the Webster City delegation. All events are free except a single下午 alley game.
City council approves plans to secure a reliable water supply for Petter, outlining funding steps, source options, and projected timelines. Officials emphasize sustained service and expected rates impact for residents and businesses.
An unidentified incident involving a conductor resulted in one fatality and multiple injuries amid scattered, garbled text. No clear dates, places, or names could be extracted from the readable fragments.
The page details a brief about a $1000 diamond theft aboard a Minneapolis train as Jacob Decker from Necker Packing surmises the heist. It also notes heavy rains in Mason City, thunderstorm damage, upcoming constructions in Storm Lake, a suicide in Fort Madison, clerical relocations in Sac City, and various local civic updates across Clinton Oskaloosa Des Moines and other Iowa towns.
Des Moines Iowa July reports the state undertakes a broad equalization of property values for 1911. Farm lands and town lots rise notably in taxable value, railroads show marked increases, and the total taxable valuation is projected near 752 million dollars. A 2.2 mill state tax levy would yield about 2.48 million for state needs as the assessor data reflect substantial changes from 1910.
Fragmentary text from an OCR page mentions Lapeer and a fatal incident. Details are garbled with missing names and places, leaving the core event difficult to verify.
A fragmented article discusses a Temple figure and alleged police mistake with mentions of a deathgloom, social lines, and fears of a repeating tragedy. The piece names dates and local figures but is garbled.
Partial readable text shows Harnett resigning from the Pargle Staff board with references to duties and possible notes of parties involved. The fragmentary lines indicate a formal departure and related organizational context, but specifics are unclear due to damaged OCR.
A local incident reports a child struck by a wagon in a yard. The child did not recover as medical aid was unavailable or delayed. The report notes the accident occurred in a rural setting with uncertain exact location.
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