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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1910
Page
5
Local notices describe Selma Mes Schweiger’s girlfriend buying items priced at one dollar and higher. A report notes Rev. Smith officiated at Oliver Church in Sioux City last Sunday and lists small-town commerce items from the Farmers’ Elevator and Van Steenbergen Bros among holiday promotions and auctions.
A chaotic ad-like fragment announces a low price offer for a daily news service. It mentions Nuwa and Fear We want you to subscribe with a bold appeal to families. Readers are urged to send cents to The News Sioux City for immediate delivery.
The column lists sale notices at a furniture store and private homes with items like a baseburner and coal heater. It mentions an auction sale of new machinery in Boyden by VerHoef & Heemstra, a new lighting system at Ven Steenbergen Hro's, and a demonstration sale by W A Coach. Also notes family visits and a death in the Keyper family, plus a petition status on a local dry precinct issue.
The Index appeals for reader help to boost a favorite candidate before the contest closes. It promises rewards including three and four year subscriptions and a Kansas City Weekly Star gift to new or existing subscribers who recruit votes or push subscriptions ahead of time.
A jumble of notes mentions Mrs. Schweiger hosting events and selling candy at the Masonic Hall next Friday night. The Lyndog Vaudeville Company has impressed locals with strong performances this week at Inwood venues.
Mr. Will VanderLinden from Leota Minnesota visits the Index office. Huibregise family mourns a Wisconsin mother. Local readers urged to keep The Weekly Inter Ocean and Farmer at hand for world happenings. Doon Press objects to a smallpox article and notes a quarantine in the area. Several residents affected by illness are on the mend and returning home.
The piece records a marriage between Keele and Roggen with family praise and vows to build a stable home. It also notes bakery ads, optometrist absence, a charity supper, holiday sales, a local realtor’s claims, and a choir remark. A Hull resident recalls past ties and a house blast injures none.
Morning service at 11 o clock with the subject A Forward Step. Evening service at 7 o clock with the subject Little Foxes. Sabbath School and Christian Endeavor services at the usual hours. All welcome.
The annual meeting of the stockholders of the First National Bank of Heil laws will be held at its banking room in Heil, Iowa, on Tuesday, January 2060, between 9 AM and 4 PM for the election of officers and to transact any other business that may come before the meeting. Wilaoa, Cashhs, cashier.
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