Notice to Subscribers on September 1906 Price Increase
Notice states yearly subscription rises to $1.5 cents starting Sept 1 1906 due to higher printing costs. Until Sept 1 price remains unchanged at $1 per year.
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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1900
Page
3
Notice states yearly subscription rises to $1.5 cents starting Sept 1 1906 due to higher printing costs. Until Sept 1 price remains unchanged at $1 per year.
At the Odle home in Gull Wednesday evening, Miss Vera Odle married Grant Vickers of Rock Rapids with Rev. Chandler officiating. The couple, after a decorous ceremony and reception, left for Rock Rapids to begin married life, joined by family and friends in heartfelt best wishes.
A chaotic local notice describes a Chicago Milwaukee excursion to Okoboji with musical entertainment, baseball game, and various attractions. It notes tickets, schedules, and agent contacts, plus civic club meetings and local updates on farms, with references to related residents and businesses.
A drunken spree involving two or three Danes left Nick Treumer with a bad cut on the arm and a gash over the eye after a brawl near John Pepper’s saloon. Mayor Reimann ordered the disturbance stopped, and officers were sent for. The group later moved to Doon for more drinking.
The letter from Victor A. Martin reports the Chinese siege at Tien Tsin in June, the bombardment by Chinese forces, and brutal losses among Boxers and foreigners. He details reinforcements, American troops, and the burning of foreign houses while expressing hope and family affection.
The article details the ancient site at Marsboroush, linked to Ethelred and Alfred the Great, noting William the Conqueror and Henry I shaping its walls and park. It mentions later decay amid civil war, with ruins and the impact on local estates and remains of historic features.
On the Iowa farm, corn stands tall with two to three ears per stalk and large ears, signaling good condition. Dr. Edmonds and wife visited Sioux City for a Sunday excursion and plan to resume strict business duties after a recent week of minor trouble.
Fragmentary text describes a theatre setting with unclear names and actions. The readable bits suggest a passable scene description but lack concrete events or identifiable entities.
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