21 Feb 1902
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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1902
Page
1
Residents of Bell address Saie and Sheldon or at Sheines are notified to remove old stoves from the Wilding property formerly tied to Willdnton Nymiey. If not removed promptly, they will be removed to a scrap heap.
A garbled page shows jokes and sales pitches from Inpax and Turf prints. It mentions Tom's Cabin performances by Bark's Uncle Tom's Cabin with an orchestra at the Opera Tower on February 25 and a March ath lecture by Charles T. P. Craig.
J M Pare of Rock Rapids examined Reynolds client W E Reynolds in Sioux County on a murder indictment tied to Samuel Crafton. The court granted a motion to fix bond yet to be determined. Reynolds remains under guard while a new bond is prepared. A letter from ex-prin Millers describes a cross-country trip ending in Boston and New York, detailing historic sites and travel notes.
Kirst Sergt. Jas. A Hawkins was elected First Lieutenant at Company E's election Monday evening by unanimous vote. Hawkins has long served with the company and was with the unit at Chickamauga Park.
Auction notice for the Wilcox farm near the German Tanheran church detailing 18 head of horses of cattle hogs seed wheat oats corn clovers and assorted farm machinery to be sold Friday February 24 at 9 a.m. cash preferred with credit terms for larger sums. Purchasers must settle before removal. Located northwest quarter Section 18 exposed to Hol town area.
The passenger department of the Illinois Central railroad issues a folder for Home seekers and Land Investors detailing resources and possibilities in Kentucky, Tennessee, Mississippi and Louisiana. It promotes excursions to these states on the first and third Tuesday each month at a fixed rate, urging investments in timber or farm lands.
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