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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1913
Page
4
Phe dlubi Endex announces a subscription price of SLAG per year for service access. The notice outlines an annual fee and terms for renewing the plan.
A public sale will be held at the farm north of Halland on Tuesday, February 7 at 7 o clock. The catalog includes horses of various ages and weights, cattle with mixed ages and fresh cows, hogs, farm implements, harnesses, wagons, and a Deere No 9 corn planter with wire rods. Free concessions at noon.
A collection of social updates from Sioux Center and nearby towns reports visits, school news, a church program, and marriage notices. It notes absences and arrivals of relatives, a new school principal coming, and a local juvenile incident with two boys found in a box car and returned to the Industrial School.
The readable text outlines a portion of dray work and transfer line activity with references to maintenance tasks and timing. It notes the need to solicit a part of the dray work and hints at organizing or reallocating labor during a specific day.
An unreadable OCR fragment describes a ceremony involving Miss Heleis Jotpewient and other named individuals. It references a decorative event with cigars and a sister, a provi’ ceremony, and a lay court or pageantry. The text includes unclear lines about a young couple and a Gesalirul pres ehts gift.
Rock Valley items report residents visiting relatives and traveling. J C Bapye returns home after a week on a visit while Mae Siewensni is ill. Esther Yoru visits Ayrebire and Prieads with Sticifen locals. Kiell arrives from South Dakota for a weekend stay. Wright remains home with a bad blood condition but improving. Weimer returns from Burlington Wisconsin. Gerrit Edbournes moves his implementing establishment to McKellar barn. Quinlans of Larchwood visit Ed Quinla’s family.
A fragmented note from a Worcester area page recalls a 1 month old plea for peace between communities. The text hints at former leaders meeting to discuss healing and shared future amid continuing tensions.
A fragmentary OCR reads as A Fine Light Diop with garbled phrases about a date and systems. It mentions names and places in unclear order, with several broken terms and partial quotes. The readable portions point to a technical or catalog style note but lack coherent facts.
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