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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1901
Page
5
A local notice reports creamery butter for sale at Ballard's restaurant priced at twenty cents per pound. The item appears among a collection of community updates mentioning local businesses, residents, and social events.
The fragment cites John Morgan and Morgan’s supporters amid county supervisor race tensions with rival candidate Myr. John Smith and his workers accused of dirty tactics. It also recounts John Schaefer’s near drowning revival in Brooklyn after forty minutes under water, with physician confirmation and remarks by Ewan Tinsley about the ordeal and attempted rescue.
Ceeman Sterer, student at Juutheray Seminary in St. Louis, delivered a sermon to a seated audience in a northeast neighborhood. Attendees noted his confidence and preached about a wood path motif, while speculation swirls around his candidacy and local controversy.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a tea token and a vase storage detail. The text is incomplete and presents no clear person, organization, date, or location to anchor a full news item.
A 1862-1867 account from Goruckpoor India recounts heavy dacoit raids by Himalaya foothill tribes, a treasure train ambush near Gloorka, Colonel Kemble's ruthless post ambush crackdown, and the eerie confession of fear and fate among troops, culminating in a dramatic execution and a haunted night scene.
A fragmented historical item mentions a public performer, local residents, and a series of confusing references to language, legends, and warnings. It notes a price of 3 dollars, ownership of an elevator by Mr. Barber, and Mr. Wickham and Mr. Raizes seeking locations near Alvord for a venture.
Fragmented text describes a Bathing Suit, a Violet, and a shrinking system amid humorous editorial quips. It mentions a local Democratic gathering in Stan county for selecting delegates and notes on party principles and invitations to participate in a convention.
Fragmented OCR lists exemptions from jury service including governor, secretary of state, attorney general, judges, clerks, sheriffs, coroners, postmasters, doctors, pharmacists, ministers, mayors, police, undertakers and others, with spelling errors and broken phrases. The fragment resembles a historical legal notice enumerating who is exempt during service terms.
A late 19th century Massachusetts letter critiques the injunction process in labor disputes. It argues courts stretch the remedy beyond clear boundaries, noting hundreds of workers across forty five states could extend injunctions. The piece warns of rising radical contempt theory and broader national implications.
Travel specials list a September 16 deadline with single fare plus small surcharge for a day trip to Charinke and Raminid's Dask. The notice notes one mind fare for regular trips and requests readers to contact AV. BL Eosey, Local Milwaukee Seen for details.
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