17 Feb 1905
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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1905
Page
1
Letter to Rud Stensvad Hall Iowa discusses Devoe Ready Paint claiming superior coverage versus mixed paints, noting other paints are often short of full measure. It extols lead and oil as honest ballast and asserts Devoe resists chalking and peeling, lasting longer than standard oil and lead mixes.
A forthcoming event at the Methodist church promises a unique program titled Pan ening with selections by H. Leck and a character description by Charles Avery Richards. Tickets are ten dollars for those who cannot attend. The church expects a crowded audience and says none will be disappointed.
Dr. R. W. Hall announces dentistry services in the rooms formerly used by Dr. Corbus. He is available now and from 9 to 12 and 1 to 6. Farmers and residents are urged to patronize. Prairie Queen flour advertised. local land company offers farm prices and land investments in Day County, Andover, D.
Public sale of Durham cattle scheduled for Monday in Pols. The listing notes registered and pedigree females among the herd. Time for bidding and details not clearly provided in the fragment.
Mrs Sineizer unveils a new line of ladies dress skirts in spring styles and fabrics. Special home seekers excursions to Texas and the Southwest are planned for February 7 and March 7 27 with details available from Wola Keauits awent for M Seb. rE.
A double header collision near Perkins disrupted rail service as engines were damaged and wrecking crews toiled through the night. The incident followed a prior local spillover from a southbound passenger train and ended with all engines back in service by morning.
An advertisement promotes a weekly family paper with sections on farming, livestock, dairy, horticulture, household topics, and market reports. It touts two pages of market notes, national news, and a yearly subscription deal, urging readers to order via a local outlet reminder.
The notice lists Cheap Colonists rates from March 1 to May 15 1905 to Portland Seattle Victoria or Vaccouter and other routes. It notes livestock totals in the United States on January 1 1905 reaching 179 679 253 with total value 5 000 580 737.
The Great Northern Line announces excursion rates on the first third Tuesday of each month from points north and west. Fare and return terms include a 2.0 class fare with stopovers at intermediate points. Full details available from any Great Northern Line agent or Fred Rogers G P A Sioux City Iowa. Offers valid until June 1905.
A vintage classified notice seeks men and women in the county and territories to represent an old established financial house. Salary ranges appear as men two dollars weekly and women twelve to six dollars weekly, with weekly expense advances by check from headquarters. Job details and address follow.
An agent handles several principal organ and piano makes and is listed as in care of A. Bregman.
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