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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1905
Page
5
Hull locals report visits from Sheldon and Orange City residents, new tradesmen, and farm sales. A culture day at the M E church, missionary services, and a large ladies gathering are noted, along with inspections, business trips, and upcoming subscriptions offers from the Hull Index.
The Iowa State Register and Farmer enters its second half century in a new magazine form with new departments under editor Dene Trig. The publication emphasizes portability and updated content while rebranding as the Iowa State Megister and Far. Subscription pricing details follow in the period ad copy.
A patent remedy named Croup Nataminnie by Guy Vandenlurg is promoted for early croup symptoms. The ad claims it prevents attacks when given as soon as hoarseness appears or a croupy cough shows. The wording is informal and targets caregivers seeking fast relief for children.
The November issue of a redesigned magazine will publish forecasts from January to June and December. The Taauars number due December 21 will cover forecasts to December 1906. Priced at one dollar, it can be ordered from Ward and Works Cultishing on Locust Street, Atlanta.
Unclear text describes rates offered by Kee Chie Ey Siliwankee and sh Pant dilway. Mentions vote way fare and a poem fragment. Sparse names: Ty Das, Lina Dees. Some scattered references to a Paseo and a meeting.
Canton Center Iowa mail carrier G Cass, after sixteen years in the U S Service, says Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is king of all for croup and colds. He notes reliable, aerial relief and that the product never leaves them without it, sold by Guy Vandensture.
An unclear message promises a gold watch and subscription deals for readers to subscribe. The garbled text mentions fees, encaving, a ten year subscription, and a magazine title, but the full details are unreadable.
Publishers offer three magazines plus the Index to New Subscribers for one year at 1.75, down from 6.50, with country calendar included. Also includes four winter issues at 1.74 regular price 8.00. Visit the index office in Hud to join.
The commission of railroad operatives argues that practical rail experts identify with the rail system and oppose federal rate control. They contend high, stable rates fund service, warn that government rate control causes wholesale reductions and mispricing under the miles system, and condemn the Esch Townsend bill.
Damaged OCR text indicates an auction notice with incomplete phrasing and names. No clear entities or dates are readable. Preserve core auction action and attempt to infer details from legible fragments.
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