06 Jan 1911
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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1911
Page
1
A fragmentary column discusses debt collection demands and a prophecy by Justice Harlan about a future western man, plus a local advertorial stance resisting outside advertising and listing numerous names with prize chances. The tone mirrors a small town newspaper reacting to national issues and local commerce.
A short clipping from the Philadelphia Record warns that dividing the lat two source on the note by four tests the authenticity of United States currency notes. It notes a warning about the Southhter and check letters A B C or D depending on the result.
Premiums for boys and girls over 00 in premiums will be given for the best corn wa la potatoes bread saving and other articles exhibited at the Second Annual Junior Contest at Ames Iowa January 21 1911. The contest is free and every boy and girl should try to win. Send in exhibits. The Iowa State College short course coincides with the event and classes will be conducted for youths attending. Fort premium list and full particulars address.
Eminent lawyers are often ignorant outside law. A judge once said he is at a loss to grasp eccentricity in people. The patent counsel replied that an eccentric is a circle whose center is not in the center, provoking merriment.
An Interregnum at Yale as Professor Hadley succeeds Timothy Dwight. A sudden downpour hit as Dwight and Hadley led the procession across campus. An umbrella passed to Hadley, who offered to open it until Dwight declared I will carry it, your reign begins tomorrow.
Two brand mares heavy in foal and two geldings describe four horses for sale. Prices and exact weights not fully legible. listed seller J. M. Van Wyk Daw tarth located east of a named point.
A Chicago tourist told a London boarding house audience that her husband planned to buy an automobile. She quipped about a towering carriage or nimble runabout and asserted they would have their own QAR bage.
An individual offers to promptly perform various driving and transfer tasks. They solicit a share of the recipient’s work and request entrusting duties. The message emphasizes readiness to act and seeks partnership or compensation.
A fragmentary old notice markets auctioneers for hire, urging readers to hire experienced bidders for events. Names and clear details are obscured by garbled OCR text but imply promotional language for auction services.
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