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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1908
Page
4
The fragment shows cash on hand amounts and asset figures with values like 7254 and 6143.14, references to paid up capital, deposits, taxes, and expenses, but the text is garbled and lacks coherent context or identifiable entities. No clear event, person, or organization can be confirmed from the readable portions.
Within two weeks we will send statements to subscribers showing their standing. After March first we will place a large black X at the head of each paper. Those unpaid will be marked to cover the debt. To keep current, pay all arrears plus one dollar to receive the index to April 1 1909.
An offer combines The Sioux City Daily News one year for 31.00 The Palm Magazine one year 50c The Farmora Wife one year 26c and The Index for 1 year total 93.25 for 2.50 in advance old subscribers may pay arrears and two years ahead or two years in advance at time of paper.
Death Valley Magazine promotes an offer for subscribers: pay $1.00 for a year and receive five shares of Death Valley Quartz Placer Mining Co stock valued at $1.00 each, totaling six dollars in value. It features the life of Scotty in serials plus desert stories and photos, with a free comic postcard on small orders from the Death Valley Publishing Co. in Rhyolite, Nevada.
A fragmentary letter from C. Ne Sawyer in North and South Dakota references a stall commission and bargains. It mentions Tedex Office and requests connections across counties, with informal greeting and scattered phrases.
The bank reports a capital of 35000 and surplus of 8000 with undivided earnings of 1000, total 44000. Loans, bonds, and deposits are listed with figures through February 14 1908. The examiner notes include notes on reserves, paid-in capital, and liabilities, with signatures of the cashier and notary.
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