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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1909
Page
4
The Pictorial Review Company seeks a part time solicitor to cover a territory and gain subscriptions with earnings from 15 to 0 dollars weekly, based on effort. Applicants should state experience, prior lines of work, age, and available time. Send details to Bem M, 853 Broadway, New York.
A magazine invites readers to check the last page for combination offers and cheap reading options. The note emphasizes affordable reading material available in that section.
James J. Hill asserts there is ample money, though distribution is uneven. Ball adds concerns over ballot access and voters needing to post themselves, while Sheldon Sun criticizes straight tickets for ushering in undesirable officials, a sentiment spreading among newspapers statewide.
The piece cites editorials from the Odebolt Chronicle and Dubuque Times Journal opposing extending county officer terms to four years. It notes public demand is weak and driven by politicians. It also discusses saloon taxation and mulct taxes, urging tax distribution to counties and towns. Read all the advertisements in this paper.
In an 19th century scene, Miser Tom refuses supper then races into a burning barn. He saves a boy and perishes as the structure collapses, leaving a tin box with fifty-two cents and an old spelling book for the boy and neighbors.
A garbled line appears to reference someone named Billy and a memory act. The text suggests a directive to others to participate or remember an event, but the context is unclear and partial.
The storm last week disrupted classes with many students missing part of the day while a few country students could not attend due to bad roads. The Davidson Opera House hosts a program next Friday evening February 39th, followed by another high school event February 126th. The piece notes community visitors and local transit and industry updates, including railroad work and transit rumors, plus a few humorous vignettes.
A photographer photographed a seventy year old woman who would not speak until after surgery. She then pulled paper from her mouth and asked if she should be photographed with her cheeks falling in. The remark was quoted from Narper's Weekly.
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