Christmas Gifts and Local News From Hull Iowa
Local Hull items include Christmas sales on jewelry and hot nuts, a new line of mixed nuts, figs and dates at Dosker’s, Henry Kloek selling his butcher business, and Mrs. Mart Quinn visiting from Lock Valley. Charles Schoeneman leaves Hull for Hawarden to head a lumber yard, and a Band donation of a rocking chair honors leader Mr Mayer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mart Quinn
Lock Valley
M. L. Hogan
Florence Koapp
Woodstock
Minn
Hull
Miss Koapp
Rock Valley
Edith McLean
Georgia Flak
Dosker’s
Henry Kloek
George Vickers
Kloek
Hosker’s
Charlie Ballard
al Sheldon
Charlie
Uuil
Ccharlie
Acd
Ballard
Nove
Rew
Lyon County
Sue Dey Ahernoogossia
Bunnie Dova
B. Mayer
Mrr. Mayer
Chas Schoeneran
Uull Saturay
Hawarden
Schoeneman Bros
Charles
Lali
Robert
Conjugal Repartee and Witful Exchanges Across Comedy Bits
A compact page features light quips about marriage and slow pace, with lines from a Washington Past gag about trains and missteps. The Brooklyn Lite item comments on charity and sin, while Vera Perie jokes about aging friendships in a thin spread.
Great Northern Line Tickets and Old Shares Market Notes
AnOCR fragment mentions Great Northern Line ticket sales for January 8 9 and routes via San Francisco with intermediate stops. It also references valuable New Liver Corporation shares once trading at high prices, noting a historic dividend and a public auction sale price and a king’s share arrangement.
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Ore
Ind
Great Northern Line
National Live Stock Associa
Mouin
Gale
Binal Relira
Himit'Iao
Alicas
San Francisco
Great Northern
Line
Fred. Rogers
Pe A
Sioux City
Liver Corpor
Bergain
London Standard
Success to the South Circular No Hi from Illinois? Department
Circular No Hi issued by the Illinois Central and Yazoo Mississippi Valley lines features letters from Northern farmers now settled in Tennessee Mississippi and Louisiana. The twenty letters describe successful farming under new conditions praise the country and people and urge reform in railroad settlement plans. A free copy offers the complete Bowther Circular Ros 140 Silver Street addresses the undersigned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pade Etger Department
Illinois
Iinois Contra
Yasod & Mississiopi Valley
Tennessee
Misadesippi
Louivians
English as a Poken and Chinese Furnaces in Winter
A fragment discusses English pronunciation amid Scottish and Celtic influences, noting a London writer and critic on purity of English speech. It then describes curious Chinese land furnaces used in winter, placed under chairs to heat the body, and traced to a Hertfordshire-patterned coal stove prior to modern pits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scotland
London “News
England
Biv Morell MacKenzie
Boyd
China
Foklen
Reet
Statienac
Portraits of Brittany and distant shores in a wandering travel note
The passage blends observations of Brittany’s changing face with distant lands and peoples. It cites Quimper, Finistere, and the Peninsular as sources of cultural contrast, noting Mongolian features among Eskimo like traits, and discussing equality notions, navigation tales, and comic asides about steamer captains and deacons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brittany
Wreteh Republc
Aly
Denten
Stekslons
Quimper
Finistere
Bigondinese
Eskimos
Chinesa
France
André ‘Bagno
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G. W. Lensink
Tom
Christaias Lo
Baoleer
Knist
Teealt
Beateiche Seldoac
Robert Scheeneman
Sheldon Vietters
Ab Schoens Map Bron
Kay
Horns of
Chas. Deaniss
Sedgwick
Washington, D. C
Pevereuree
Bec Linen Ab Hawker
Dickens
W. H. Fhot
Methodists Episcopal Pehuret
Tinshand
Washington
Miss Tassare
Vera Perie
Brooklyn Lite
Kevater
Sina
Phuadelhis Teves
Bali
Guy
van. den Berg
London. Figaro’reporta
Peninsular
Oriestial Company
Emeralt
Isle
Alttlug
Mari
Chicago
Ares
Kate Waterwrn
Bat
Olagier
Daane & Handling
Iowa
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