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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 1895
Page
3
A large outdoor luncheon near the grand stand faced a buzzing swarm of bees settling around a table. Ladies wore beaded bonnets as bees clung to hats and even the champagne cup. A musician drew the queen bee to a tree on a metal tray, drawing the swarm into the branches.
The notice invites well written discussions on taxation while excluding tariff topics. It notes landowners benefit from improvements as land values rise, and directs submissions to the Buffalo office at 10 Local Street.
The 1894 personal property tax rolls reveal who pays on large amounts of wealth in New York City. Names include Jay Gould William H Vanderbilt and Astors among nineteen on 100000 or more, with totals showing estates and widows often driving high assessments.
The piece links famous figures like Grant Disraeli and Wellington to pivotal moments, interspersed with satirical notices. A farmer in Hancock, New York posts warnings about a “new woman” craze and recounts a buggy incident. Advertisements tout remedies and tonics claiming health benefits.
General Young praises Guatemala as a prime destination for agriculture with high prices for corn hog products and strong livestock demand. American farmers are urged to consider Salter's Red Cross of the North winter wheat and rye seeds with free catalogue offers. A lineal descendant of Rob Roy MacGregor resides in Washington with a house full of relics.
Promotes Boston travel and return via Duluth on Northern Steam Ship Co. new passenger steamers at 7.00 with routes through St Paul Minneapolis Duluth Detroit Cleveland Buffalo Albany and Mackinac Island. Contact W. B. McNider G P A Sioux City for details. Ex Speaker Reed reportedly read twenty novels last month.
A garbled OCR snippet mentions tobacco, charity, and remedies. The fragment references the term Hobotine and a “Tobacco-palzled finn” along with a Georgetown dive by a popular American novelist Mrs. F.0d and N. Southaworth.
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