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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1901
Page
1
Strayed from the sender’s premises on November 18 a one year old steer oilf missing. Location and identifying marks not provided. Owner Auveust Breuer seeks information leading to recovery.
A lively village sale raised funds for two church ladies’ societies, netting about 34 dollars per group after expenses. The event offered a wide array of goods, some valuable, some modest, with strong turnout and community support noted by readers.
Joseph Gacke died at his home three miles north of Hull after a six month illness with lung trouble. He was born December 15 1880 in Walworth County Wisconsin and was 20 years 11 months and 11 days old. He leaves a mother six sisters and four brothers. Funeral Mass was held at 11 oclock in the Catholic cemetery with Rev Father McCormick of Sanborn officiating. He is buried beside his father who died in 1895. Relatives and friends from Alvord Greenville Sibley Lyons Ashton Fulton and other areas attended the funeral.
A Sioux Center rally rejects relocating the courthouse and debates bonding to move the county seat to Orange City. Residents vow to oppose $15000 bonds and back a county seat fixed at Orange City, urged by local farmers and Alton supporters. Northern Land Company offers 1001 and land as incentive.
A Sioux Center resident discussed a band issue and its county seat show, expressing doubt about its sincerity and stating the fight should end. He advocated a new courthouse immediately and noted the likelihood of Sioux Center losing the bid, mentioning La Voie as a contact.
A Milwaukee Free Press critique argues Germany could have cheaper coal if U S markets were unmanipulated. It cites shipments from Pennsylvania to Hamburg at $5.59 per ton plus transport costs, contrasting with Milwaukee sale prices and railroads’ control of coal supplies. It condemns monopolies, signaling public blame toward rail interests and perceived oligarchy.
A German artisan spent nineteen years building a remarkable astronomical and calendar clock inspired by the Strasbourg Cathedral. Inside a glass case the mechanism shows planets, phases of the moon, eclipses, seasons, and a perpetual calendar with Easter and movable feasts. Figures and bells animate every quarter hour and the right season is allegorically depicted with symbolic icons.
The Witnois Central railroad announces a new folder for home seekers and land investors. It details opportunities in Kentucky Tennessee Mississippi and Louisiana with homeseekers excursions from Dubuque Iowa on the first and third Tuesday each month. Fare is one dollar plus twenty dollars for home or land purchases.
Gov elect Cummins discusses tariff change ideas in interviews while critics argue he cannot claim to represent the entire western congressional district. Z F Merry of Illinois Central Railroads notes the political framing behind such statements.
Community group announces a rummage sale to be held on a Saturday in November. Proceeds support local programs and families. donations welcome.
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