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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1909
Page
8
The Des Moines Tribune notes August shapes nearly all for Iowa with two weeks of favorable weather promising a corn crop strong enough to fill cribs and aid huskers. It urges readers to submit local items to improve the paper and details a barnyard tale about two hens one heralding eggs and advertising.
The New York World outlines required figures for the publicity feature on the corporation tax bill. It calls for totals on capital paid in, total indebtedness, gross income, ordinary expenses, annual losses not covered by insurance, interest on debt, taxes, and net income after deductions.
A wedding took place at the bride’s Baker township home in O’Brien county on August 8 with Rev Kauffman officiating, the couple Mr E D Brown and Miss Dora Benbow. Others include Mr and Mrs Ward returning from Dakota, Mer I W Beach visiting in Rock Rapids, Fete Schaap Hull sheriff on business, Attorney HatleyOrange Cup at Hull, Mrs Robt Schoeneman visiting Sibley, and Misses Mainie Henry and Leona Swafford visiting Sanborn with Mrs Burgess Goleman.
The undersigned auctioneers invite you to consult before selling. English, Dutch and German spoken. For full value of your estate write or phone M. Van Wyk II or W. Van Wyn, Hull Iowa.
An advertisement claims a free, permanent treatment for eczema, skin diseases, piles, and related conditions. It promises instant relief and targets sufferers, directing readers to a Manhattan address for the remedy.
A dealer touts a massive clearance of pianos organs and phonographs with deep discounts and easy terms. The ad promises substantial stock from rental pianos and professors, urging readers to visit the store within two weeks for a chance at live benefits and a new business start.
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