04 Dec 1903
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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1903
Page
1
A jumble of social notes, meetings, sales ads, and city happenings. Mentions Mrs Schweiger, DeMots jewelry, and various visitors to Orange City, Des Moines, and Rock Rapids with updates on meetings, holidays shopping, and local business promotions.
A jumble of local chatter notes fall supplies from Hawarden and a Milwaukee appointment. Miss Helen Eby contracts chicken pox and a Methodist Ladies Aid meeting yields a lively report. A wide array of items mention local merchants, law notes, Dowie and Newcomb history, and a fragmentary history of Hammurabi’s code with curious digressions.
A chaotic runaway involving Mr Tobin’s field team ends in a buggy wreck near the highway. Hogs returning to town spook the animals as a wagon crashes, killing the horse and causing damage. No clear injuries or names beyond Tobin appear. context suggests a rural accident.
A long mixed notice describes a church gathering with devotional exercises, a program of talks and readings, including women’s declarations and current events. It notes a talk on preventing croup, a travel mention of trains and sleepers, and local civic notices about estate matters, taxes, and appointments in Manila and nearby towns.
Fragmentary notice mentions Chicago to Colorado and California rail service and a dubious suggestion to keep a gun.*
The readable text shows a jumbled fragment with garbled words and misplaced phrases. It mentions pain in the side or chest, possible references to a person named Geog vrai and Taravis hy Gry, and a vague encounter with a husband, but no coherent event, date, or location emerges.
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