06 Feb 1903
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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1903
Page
1
Hull region items report sales at the INpex and Twice a Work Journal offices. community happenings include business closings, marriages, rail and coal concerns, and social events with many named locals and nearby towns.
A letter from Mrs Lang declines a reunion invitation with regret but praises the 414 cotypaps as a disciplined company. The piece then recounts a social gathering at the Schoeneman home with games, prizes, and conversation, noting guests, hosts, and humorous anecdotes. The column closes with news that Cole Younger, once sentenced in Minnesota, has been pardoned under a condition he must avoid the state.
A letter from Manila by Guuriel de Malate describes the Philippines as dangerous yet industrious, with landscapes, climate, and habitats detailed. It notes rice and hemp exports, mosquitos substituting pigeons for mail, and urges readers to avoid the region. It also references Professor Lotz's Chicago Exposition observations and economic analyses on railway policy and industrial development in the United States and Germany.
In a discussion of industrial expansion, Professor Luta outlines how railway policy links Eastern Germany to Western plants and Eastern capital. He notes how traffic departments set rates and cooperation with industry aids development, and suggests Eastern Germany could benefit from studying American railway policy to stimulate growth.
Notice states a calf found four miles north and one mile west of Hull is claimed by its owner upon proving property and paying costs including this notice. Addressed to Jergen Lornee. Also advertises Duane and Handling's store offering Blue Trading Stamps with cash purchases.
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