16 Aug 1901
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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 1901
Page
1
Creamery butter priced at 120 cents per pound and a diverse market rundown note farm sales, harness goods, local visits, and community notices. Includes farm auctions near Hull, resident returns to Chicago, census duties returning, school and church remarks, and Board of Trade readiness.
Sioux County will host three fairs this year starting with the Aug. event in Signa County titled Shelton District Pair. The Reel Valley Pair runs Sept. 4-6, followed by the Sioux County Pair proper in Orange City. The fair aims to surpass prior efforts with strong support and exhibitor opportunities.
A fragment recounts a wrongful act by L. Van Noort involving a boy’s wage and a deserting husband, while Sioux County praise centers on Northeast Iowa farming. It notes drought easing, crop yields rising, barley quality high, and overall prosperity for Northwest Iowa farmers amid unsettled social tones.
Resignation of Captain Clark and Lieutenant Putnam precedes a camp under First Lieutenant Tamplin as the Iowa State Pair and Aug. 23 31 events unfold. New fair buildings near completion with strong stock entries and promising racing and locomobile events. Public comfort features enhanced, music and grounds praised. Strikes and political comments cited amid debate over reform and party alignment in Minnesota and national issues.
A historical column argues against sweeping court injunctions against workers and unions. It criticizes judges who grant broad restraints on gatherings and activities, urging adherence to due process and presumption of innocence for workers. It stresses that government by injunction undermines democratic and judicial traditions.
Excursion trains run Saturday and Sunday August 18 and 19 from Hull to Clear Lake Park for a free program featuring band concert and ball game at 2:30 pm with Chicago Marquettes versus Mason City. Round trip $8.25. sleeping car available. double berth $2 extra each way. admission Grand Stand 25 cents. tickets through local agents.
A community fair titled Wereat Sheldon Fair is announced for August with special rates on all roads. J J Mitchell of Lesty Sheldon Tasya provides the catalogue. Local details reference Carter place north of Hull and a mix of Dutch and Megush offerings. Rocky Mountain Tea promoted by Madison Medicine Co via druggists.
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