27 Dec 1901
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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1901
Page
1
The ad promotes Mrs Schweiger’s sale with centerpieces, doilies, handkerchiefs and dollar items in varied prices. It lists linen handkerchiefs 5c to 50c, ribbons, pillows, napkins, tablecloths, towels, veiling, mittens, gloves, belts, pins, brooches, and china.
A collage of local notes and holiday tidbits. Names include Warren Sevibern Blatherwick Putnam Coad and Blatherwick family. Mentions Christmas travel, recipes, piano gift, cars of potatoes, a Rocky Mountain Tea ad, and community happenings around Hull, Sioux City, and Salem.
A mixed page item notes a major tragedy in national history and honors for Congressman Thom Wan. It mentions Mr Large and family celebrations, a Masonic lodge meeting with officers elected, and a discussion of paper money production and Treasury security practices.
The report from Gothenburg details Dr. AL Ekenberg's invention of a milk flour that mimics milk in composition and can be reconstituted with water. It resists souring and fermentation, stores in cans or sacks, and could transform skimmed milk into a transportable, versatile dairy product. Production costs are estimated near 27 cents per quart, with potential retail around 9 cents per hour equivalent.
A fragment outlines accounts due sixty days from sale and a willingness to grant more time on request. It states terms default to the above conditions unless otherwise specified, indicating conditional extensions may be offered if requested.
Miss Hortense and Olive Famplin visit Cedar Falls and Cedar Fells with friends while Olive plans a Des Moines trip from Cedar Falls. Arthur Beach and family from Snel don spend days visiting relatives. Ginegle family from Minnesota visit Mrs. Liscola's mother Mrs. Folrich. Investment opportunities and homeseeker excursions promoted by the Illinois Central with monthly tours from Dubuque Iowa. contact J P Merry for a free copy.
The passenger department of the Tinoig Central railroad received a new folder from the printer. It provides brief reliable information about resources and possibilities in the states of Reptucity, Teancdeen, Mississippi, and Louisiana.
An old notice advertises round trip excursion tickets valid for journeys within 200 miles at under $1.90. It lists sale dates February 24 25 and January 1st 1902 with returns good through February. The item reflects period rail pricing and schedule details.
Hereafter the newspaper will charge regular advertising rates for publication or card of thanks and for resolutions of thanks list of wedding presents obituary notices and cic One half local rates apply to money making schemes of church aid civic societies and civic directors and jas unclear wording.
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