Death of aged Hull area resident John Andrews
John Andrews, aged about 77, long–time Hull area resident, died at his home opposite J. W. Still’s after a bout with grippe. Born in 1821 in Kolrain Ireland, he emigrated to Pennsylvania in 1839 and later moved to Illinois, settling on a Hull farm in 1884. He leaves nine children and a widow. Funeral held at the Congregational church in Hull. notices seek settlements from Flour and Feed customers before February 1.
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Whig Party
William Henry Harrison
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Young Men's National Committee
Altimora Sun
Minstrel show and local notes brighten Hull news
Local items report the M. W. A. minstrel show tomorrow night with new jokes and songs. Garkey and Miss Ligale Foppe are mentioned among community happenings. business changes include T. Walker’s Hawarden clothing firm closing and a 12,500 liability with 35,000 assets. Hull letters note Rev A B Chase sermon and Dr Edmunds joining Dr Owens. bank and Farmers Mutual Insurance statements are highlighted.
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Ligale Foppe
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InpEx
Omaha
Misa Oval Brenner
Orange City
A. L. Burnell
Callao
Prairie Til
Dr. Edmunds
State Bank of Hull
Trull
Ispex
Farmers’ Mutual Insurance Association of
Sioux
Lyon Counties
Minstrel show next night and local notes
Utielet Facob is frail with winter likely to worsen. Modern Woodmen announce a grand minstrel show tomorrow evening. Dick Ryberg injured by a nail in the eye at work but is recovering. Earl W. Miller loses last year's poll tax suit but proves disability from Dr. Coad. Complaints about school children and bugger infestations prompt calls for cleansing measures.
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Woodtien
Dick Ryberg
Earl W. Miller
Public School Honor Roll Names for Jan 13
Names of pupils not absent or tardy for the month ending Jan 13 across Rooms 1 2 4 1 and 6 list students and teachers including Ward Chase Treumer Mackie Hollister Beckman Schoeneman Huibregtse Treumer Beckman Anderson Steinberg Bregman Loepp Wilkingon Schoeneman and others. Also printed is a notice about reorganizing the Iowa National Guard inviting former soldiers to join and outlining requirements and deadlines led by Adjutant General M A Byers.
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Misses Ward
Gracie Chase
Bessie Treumer
Mabel Mackie
Dio Brenner
Eddie Hollister
Clarence Beckman
Virgil Schoeneman
Lena Huibregtse
Eddie Treumer
Victor Beckman
Esther Anderson
Hazel Brown
Amy Steinberg
Tracy Bregman
Arthur Loepp
Zono Wilkingon
Cecil Schoeneman
Mise Anderson
Ray Russel
Ernest Boomer
Delis Merrill
Florence Mackie
Neva Mackle
Nettie Duane
Mamie Jensen
Lottie Ruby
Freddie Lensink
Miss Mckee
Edna Russel
May Russel
Nevada Hall
Wesley Beckman
Alfred Beckman
Loser Beckman
Ida Bregman
Alice Ruby
Arthur Crandal
Ellen Fie
Ned Jonsen
Auntie van de Voren
W.H. Clark
Fred Steffin
Dena Warntjes
Carl Owens
Obed Trussel
Archer Mackie
Lillie Jensen
Floyd Spencer
Mine Dillon
Wil Klein
George Ratner
Louie Crancisl
Wing Fie
Celis Putnam
George Lenéluk
George Trowbridge
Clara Boomer
Jennie Owens
Mac Astevene
Bessie McDonald
Glen Odle
Martha Bchlonsein
Frank Haomer
D. M. Ontat
Odle
Will Willingon
National Guard
Iowa National Guard
Towa Infantry
Lowa National Guard
United States Service
Guard
Town National Guard
M. A. Byers
Gen Hagan In Testimony Faces Language Scrutiny
Despite military posture, testimony before the commission reveals Gen Hagan used language that drew attention during questioning. The report notes general confusion over military norm versus personal expression.
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Letter shows Colonel Humphrey’s water claim mocked in Iowa guard tale
Readers recall Col. Humphrey of the 52nd Iowa disputed a Sioux City Journal report. The letter said creek water from Chickamauga spring was boiled and pure. critics call the claim false and harmful. The 62nd Iowa veterans reportedly shifted from respect to contempt, fearing a court martial for critical remarks.
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Iowa National Guard
State Bank of Hath资产 assets and liabilities statement
The document is a bank annual statement for the State Bank of Hath in Sioux County with assets and liabilities figures, swearing by officers J. K. Sheldon and A. F. McKellar, noting capital stock, deposits, and indebtedness, and ending with a note comparing West Virginia's size to several states.
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Market Tale Of A Pareian And The Brown Bird
A Pareian longs for freedom in the marketplace and frees a brown bird from its cage. He finds no joy in the creature’s song and forgets the darkness as the lonely bird remains outside.
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Hamen Wren
Strokes of a Razor and a Haircut’s Count
A barber and a man in the chair discuss shaving strokes as the barber counts. The man guesses 1235, while the barber recalls counting and notes 782 strokes for the current shave and histories of 500 to over 800 strokes in past shaves.
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New York World
Baby photographs spark family opinions and memories
A photographer recalls taking six baby portraits and the varied reactions from relatives. Grandparents and cousins weigh in on which image best captures the child, sparking a playful family debate about likeness and charm. The anecdote sits alongside a light note from The Philadelphia Record about an anxious farmer and a surprised bank teller.
Slow rate excursion to Vicksburg and New Orleans
The Illinois Central Railroad plans a ten day excursion from Sheldon to Memphis Vicksburg and New Orleans with daylight rides through Mississippi and Louisiana. Highlights include a visit to Vicksburg battle grounds National Cemetery and an interstate Farmers' Convention. Mardi Gras in New Orleans February 1th.
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Great Cotton and Corn
Mississippi
Memphis
Vicksburg
Old Battle Grounds
National Cemetery
Louisiana
New Orleans
Sheldon
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