We Pay for Old Hews and Sering Chickens
Local buyer advertises purchase of old hens and chickens for cash. Notices payment terms and collection details.
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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1903
Page
3
Farm for sale or rent near Hull by H. A. Wrath
A farm one mile west of Hull is offered for sale or rent. Interested parties may view the property at the State Bank of Hull around August 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hull
State Bank of
Parade plans and farmer participation in Hull Carnival
Taken Up by Mrs Yeoty Prins in east Hull invites farmers to join Carnival Day parade. Owners may reclaim property by proving ownership and paying charges. Henry Huibregtse seeks farmers or families with carriages or floats, promising a feature parade entry as a standout event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yeoty Prins
East Hull
Eve Black
Local notes mix of commerce and social events
Wheat and barley prices listed along with local visitors and new goods at Mrs Sweigers. Day's Ice Cream at Weirs restaurant receives praise. J S Wilson lawn care and others surrender to grass worms. May Zergdrager wed M Barkley in Archer with Colorado honeymoon. A Valley man sues another for five thousand ten damages for slander.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Weir
Sheldon Visiors
Miss May Zergdrager
Local Hull Notes Mix Socials and Shopping News
A Hull community column reports visitors from King Aley and Duluth, a Masonic meeting, residents moving to town, multiple gatherings hosted by Madge Wilson and others, and a busy sale day at Duane & Handline. The piece notes a Carnival baby parade plan, a hunting party for Mort Victoria, vaudeville travel, and minor property mishaps with local reminders of upcoming sale bills.
Henry Funks Buys J. W. Beach Residence for Own Use
Henry Funks has purchased the J. W. Beach residence and, while no conversation has occurred since the sale, it is presumed he will move from the farm for his own use. Dr. Herbert Harrington reportedly ill at his Everett, Washington home after a salt water exposure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Funks
J. W. Beach
Henry
Herbert Harrington
Everett
Wash
Dysentery Cured Without the Aid of a Doctor
Sam from Drummond Tennessee credits Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy with curing his dysentery after a single bottle. The merchant Mr T A Pinner praises it as the best cholera medicine and says no doctor is needed. Sold by J H Holihan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam
T. A. ‘Pinner
Drummond
Tenn
Chamberlain
J. H. Holihan
Tuesday Excursion to Spirit Lake Includes Concert Baseball and Rides
A special outing by the Chicago Milwaukee and St. Paul Railway to Spirit Lake features a grand concert at 1:30 PM and a baseball game at 2:30 PM with free admission for excursion ticket holders. Balloon ascent at 4:00 PM, lake trips on five steamers at 25 cents round trip, and special shuttles from Hull and Arnold's Park. Round trip from Hull 3.40, tickets via the railway agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L&d
Des Moines
Baloon
Okoboji
Queens
Towa
Clinois
Hiawaths
Okoboji Lake
Hull
Arnold’s Park
Chicago
Milwaukee & Hh
Paul Fy
Poet as Treasurer: Burroughs-Job Seeker Secured Post
A stranger claiming literary merit sought a government post under the national bank act. The comptroller, amused by poems on birds and woods, appointed John Burroughs as a treasury clerk citing honesty and straightforwardness as the main credentials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ing. Ie
Iat
National Bank Act
Burroughs
Jola
Burrougha
Bass
Congressiian
Congressigan
Comptroller
Uhere
John Burroughy
Zlaes Ling
Retirement, Promotions and a New Receiver Role
A column recalls Mrs Burroughs old col d, notes continued treasury service presence, highlights rapid promotions and his acceptance of the responsible bank receiver post in New York after a national bank failure. It also references a funeral sermon anecdote about length and the resurrection, told by a Philadelphia Ledger correspondent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seta Lette
Deinhia Elersyman
Philadelphia Ledger
Dangerous Item From Cleveland Pistol Dealer Notice
Fragmentary market note quotes a Cleveland pistol dealer offering Bengal tigers at $1,000 each. A reader warns that his wife should not see the paragraph and mentions a knife, suggesting removal of the text. The excerpt mixs price details with unsafe implications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hlere
Cleveland
The Breaking End In Mystic Letter
A fragmentary note from the Balthmore American hints at a tale of a man named Tanker and a troubling drink habit. The text implies a dramatic personal struggle and a breaking point reached in a social setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tanker Suaeered Ip
Unclear OCR fragment from Philadelphia Inquirer
Fragmentary text references an atrons boy and applicants in a hall. content is garbled and non-coherent with no identifiable event, names, places, or dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henan
Philatelphia Inquirer
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