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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1912
Page
3
The readable fragments discuss trousers for Christians, royal figures like Charles I and James II, Berian and Serbian practices, peasant life, and a note that a new industry may arise near Nuters Mer bor with large tracts to be run by September. The document blends historical names, places, and generic observations in a damaged OCR fragment.
A garbled compilation of notes mentions chemistries and inventions, parachutes for miners, pastry and fruit markets, a corset remark, and travel tales. It touches on nitroglycerin motors, loganberry use, and European aviation, while threading in unrelated cultural references and erratic dialogue.
A regional farmers course in agricultural arts drew hundreds of attendees, featuring lectures on livestock management, crop production, and farm machinery. The program highlighted practical training in animal husbandry, veterinary topics, and agricultural engines, with instructors from the college and related firms.
Hamilton County jury acquits George Rice after hours of deliberation. The defense argued lack of evidence while the prosecution highlighted the alleged crime. The panel returned a verdict of acquittal in the case details not fully clear from the fragment. Baker to prison, convicted of manslaughter in Johnson County courts.
Logan ministers from the Prosi turk charitty tev WW and the Methodist chur tla trawen condemn a disturbing teen event, urging community action. They call for investigation and warn of social harm, appealing to readers to oppose the alleged misconduct and protect youth.
Local notes reveal a jumble of names and events from a broad sweep of towns. Items include political alignments, a murder verdict, a waterfront accident, and community efforts in Crawford Ames county. The report references unions, elections, and public notices, with scattered details on individuals and local incidents.
A tangled court record centers on the Signet Company and its assets. A judgment declares a $2000 note and $800,000 worth of shares fraudulent and worthless, with the firm tied to Arizona incorporation and no active manufacturing shown.
A man found dead near a fence after an outing with a party returning from a sale. The double barreled gun near him discharged, with one barrel empty. The license bore Irving, and the gun appears discharged accidentally during the unfolding incident. The victim’s father, John Huckins, had recently fallen ill, and the news overwhelmed him.
Mania Step Welker Couh an of J Weeh L proprietor of K Incel billiard parl for the tie played Of In Chicago last evening between him and Pred Conklin former amateur billiard champion by a close finish Conklin and Cochran had each won nine games und in the deciding game of the class in the tournament Young Cochran carried off the sonors.
Des Moines Ia reports that Iowa received a small number of aliens in the past year, ranking near the bottom among states. Nebraska North Dakota South Dakota and Wyoming were the only states with lower totals while New York absorbed 239000 and Pennsylvania 109000.
Des Moines inter-church council favors an 886000 appropriation for the state health department and the prison farm proposal outlined by Attorney General Cosson. The council represents the city churches and passed a resolution at its last night meeting supporting the measures.
Tes Moines Tu Dee 28 41 ser sha reports that attorney Mere Huwegle, who had represented Mrs Tone ty Hregle, county superintendent, in a case about an alleged shortage, has withdrawn. Hregle says she awaits the return of the Attorney General to confer and continues pursuing the matter.
Brief summaries from multiple Iowa localities cover government actions, town improvements, and notable incidents. Pisgah approves funds for water and a reservoir, Mapleton changes ownership of the Mapleton Press, Audubon hosts a baby show effort, Mason City reports a near-drowning on Clear Lake, Des Moines freight workers strike affecting operations, and Keokuk clarifies a dam accident rumor with no fatalities.
The Canada exhibit at the United States Land Show in Vilieggo features wheat yielding up to 65 pounds per bushel and forecasts of 35 bushels per acre. British Columbia apples win world prizes, and Canadian cattle like the Glencarnock Victor win fat steer championships, with strong praise for prairie grasses and oats feeding the prize stock. Mr. W. B. Scott guides BC displays while American visitors number around 200,000, sharing in Canada’s agricultural honors.
Dr Joseph John Garside of Philadelphia aged 1) years was committed to Montgomery county jail after declaring he was being pursued by a horned woman and that his life was in danger. He was arrested by a special officer while talking and acting strangely in front of the Philadelphia and Western Railway auction.
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