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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1900
Page
3
Fine home and six acres in a sought after area of Hull offered for sale by O G Boomer Administrator. Large house with prime location. For particulars contact VE S at O G Boomer Adm.
town notices report Jamison lecture series at the Congregational Church Sunday at 3 pm with multiple sermons and music. local editor’s Orange City trip notes. references to Hoosier politics, assessor findings, and a false rumor about a Hull furniture firm. brief city news on taxes, court activity, and county visitors. mentions of Des Moines trip and Sioux county officials.
A courtroom scene erupts as a witness and a lawyer clash over translation duties. The judge halts proceedings when the interpreter refuses to translate without court commission and fee, ordering the lawyer to stand down.
Nut meats are used mainly by confectioners but sold for domestic use and desserts. Common nuts include Fugisa walnuts pecans hick ory puis slack walnuts Brazil nuts and almonds. Nuts are shelled by patented machines and dried to remove moisture then packed in half pound and pound boxes and in barrels. New York sugar prices noted.
A fragmented column fills with garbled names and reflections on temper and manners. Characters like Hogan and Flannican surface amid stray phrases about love, visits, and a veterinary siege, creating a mosaic of odd snippets and inane banter.
Readers explore why hats left a card on the crown, crosses on beer barrels, bells at funerals, bottle christenings, and gun salutes at ports. The piece links these to ancient practices, from monks’ marks to sacrifices, and notes practical effects on modern life including tree demand and street sprinkling with salt water in Tacoma.
A Philadelphia Call reader recounts a brutal family incident with a yellow cat. The animal killed poultry, was drowned after capture, and mysteriously reappeared days later from a water-filled stone, then vanished again as the woods emptied.
Fragmentary text lists a shade product with unclear branding. The readable portion hints at a described shade option and a possible trade name but lacks coherent facts, dates, or identifiable entities to confirm details.
A historical note describes 1889 German law mandating illness and death insurance for earners above £150. By 1898 about 11.2 million people were insured, and several insurers funded a sanitarium for tuberculosis patients, reflecting rising coverage and public health efforts.
A dialogue notes how a novel's author can be identified by a changing hero ine through ten years, while her dress only changes once. Helen asserts the writer is a man, Edwin questions how that conclusion is reached. The remark reflects period gender assumptions in literature.
Home seeker excursions to points in the South on Ilingis Central and Yazoo Mississippi Valley lines will occur twice monthly in February March and Ann dates advised by ticket agents. The ad cites humane care for animals and promotes Cole's Veterinary Cathol i salve sold by N.G. O. Coad.
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