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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1910
Page
5
Read about community life in Hull including visits, travels, and illnesses. Ernest Settle trips to Middleburg, Mrs. Hoeven family updates, and several residents returning from trips to Sioux City and Orange City. Also mentions Harvest Festival activities, rail rates for fairs, and a Popularity Contest with prize hints.
A jumble of archival fragments notes a census increase and mentions Mr. and Mrs Nick Koel with a newborn daughter and a son. It references morning hay work and a request for supper for twenty-one years at the home of Mr. and Mrs Abel in Chero city with a baby’s first meow.
Readable text indicates a sale or listing with names such as Z. A. Sayer of Strable Iowa and B. H. Resmanyx of Hull Iowa. Mentions 3 acres of land and references a person named Jake Maewel Fatato in a possibly damaged description.
The pastor has returned and will resume services at the Presbyterian church at 11.00 o clock. Sabbath School meets at 10.00 A M and the Christian Endeavor Society gathers at 7 30 P M. Union evening services at the Methodist Church at 7 30 O clock. All are invited to attend with friends.
Esther Anderson, after a pleasant stay at Mrs. De Maris's home, departed for Dakota on Thursday. She made many lasting friends during her brief visit and is hoped to reconnect soon.
Last Saturday evening the Sioux Center Bund gave a open air concert on the square, presenting a lively mix of classical and popular music to a late appreciative audience. Next Saturday the band will perform again, weather permitting, with a program of vocal selections by male vocalists and a lineup of pieces including Mexican melodies and Broadway favorites.
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