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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1912
Page
6
Local items report sick lists and visits, new spring dresses and big discounts at Kloek and Van Bros, travel notes on ophthalmologist absences, household goods promotions, and bakery announcements. Also mentions mail route hardships, studio photos, jewelry sale, and local health quarantine concerns with calls for adherence to health laws.
Local readers send New Year greetings and reports from Holland and Hull. George Brown from Volga SD notes his subscription and readers renewals including Ford Koop Mitchell SD John Oliver Paul Kuchenbecker and John Van Sluten. A brief social update closes with anticipation of 1918 INDEX continuation.
Warning against using ointments for catarrh containing mercury. The message urges prescriptions from reputable physicians and notes the dangers to the senses and overall health. Cites Hall's Catarrh Cure by T J Cheney Co Toledo Ohio and Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
The article extols a local organization of enterprising men forming a chamber of commerce like body. Regular meetings aim to promote prosperity and undertake plans to advance common welfare. It argues such groups amplify influence, inspire confidence, and help merchants manufacturers professionals and property owners grow their towns.
A mixed stretch of community items includes Hebmann on a business trip to the county seat, local discounts at Van Bros jewelry, visits by residents such as Clayrbeut and Onnick, a lecture by the Royal Male Quartet, plans for a pipe organ at First Reformed church, and local trades and announcements.
Churches across the city announce regular services next Sunday at EPISCOPAL, EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN, AMERICAN REFORMED and CG. EB. groups. Topics include The Value of Forgetting and The Conversion of Cornelius and Gentile Christianity with church meetings and a Ladies Aid Society note.
The town shows renewed interest in ball games after prior agitation. A meeting is planned to discuss organizing and supporting the ball business. Attendees are urged to unite and push toward a successful outcome for the community.
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