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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1905
Page
5
The Index lists items from Kirk Sheldon in Boyden to furniture sales, hay trades, and farm notices. Community events include Civic Club at Mrs A Ballard and local visits by Albert Huibretse, Franks, and others with ads for hats, furniture, and stoves.
The Index office promotes subscriptions and land sales while reporting a funeral. Notices mention excursion rates for Europe, a land department to help sell farms, and a price offer for new subscribers through January 1907. Community remarks cover a Boomer death, holiday confections, and various regional listings.
The Fermers' Institute reports an absence and delays in coverage due to a closed office. A medicine named Gram Nota aviate is shown for croup symptoms, promising prevention with early hoarseness. Chambert sits Cough Hinmedy is recommended for immediate relief after onset.
Attendees of a past season event heard speakers address ongoing problems and experimental tests. The gathering concluded with general optimism about future work and continued effort, ending with thanks and a hopeful sign for the seed project.
The November and January issues of Word and Works will publish Rev. Trl Ricks forecasts for the year January to June and full year. The magazine sells for one dollar per year and can be obtained by mailing 25 cents to the publishing company at 1101 Lorian Street, East Louis.
An old newspaper advertisement promotes a limited time offer for subscriptions to The Daily Register and Hull Index with a bundled Home seekers excursion program. It touts low prices, round trip railroad tickets to Western and Southwestern gateways, and various promotions to attract new subscribers.
The To wa State Register and Farmer announces a future name shift back to The Farmer. Editor Ty oe Trigg remains linked to the issue and the paper promotes its farm and home content. Advertisements tout Chamberlain Cough Remedy by Guy VandenBurp as a staple household medicine.
Proceedings announce a meeting of istanknolders at the bank law rooms of the First National in Tink Town. The notice lists dates in January and references individuals Saeed Lichi and others, with details unreadable due to damaged text.
Publishers offer Reviews Cosmopolitan Woman's Home Companion three magazines and the Index for one year at 84.0 total, plus Country Calendar. All five at a low price with regular prices listed. Visit the Index office in Tall Town to subscribe at these rates.
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