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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1910
Page
6
A wide array of topics fill the page from President Diaz to philosophical debates. The piece notes calls for open year schooling, discusses psychical research funding, and fixtures of society. It surveys internationalization, language barriers, and science communication challenges amid a vivid mix of anecdotes and commentary.
A discussion notes vast northern lands in Alaska Canada and Siberia could yield food with rail routes aiding distribution. It then critiques bestseller lists arguing truly good novels endure while many popular titles are ephemeral and urges support for artistic education and retrospective surveys.
A tale recounts Ttabhi Wildrewitz, famed on the east side, who agrees to heal skeptic Jim, who complains of lost taste and a tongue problem. The rabbi administers a large pill of fat sulfur and kerosene, Jim balks at the taste, then discovers his senses return, praising the miracle.
A casual column from the Alouston Post notes an odd plan to produce four Eskimos and submit data to Copenhagen before crediting an assertion. The item reads as a humorous or satirical remark rather than a news event. No individuals or organizations are verified.
When coal runs low one family member stays in bed longer to conserve heat and avoid worry. The line suggests this person remains hopeful despite hardship.
Plymouth County Farner faces action after a severe deprivation case at Williard Madden home in southwest LeMars. A horse, two cows, two calves, two horses and many chickens died from starvation. Madden neglect led to the tragedy. Madden, with prior intoxication charges, faces county attorney referral as Madden's father supplied hay for surviving stock.
Leonard Lewis, 21, a demented patient at a Duffique billiard parlor turned sanatorium, attacked by another inmate with a chair. The assault left the victim beaten to a pulp, death reported during the quarrel at St Josephs sanatorium.
The Iowa Supreme Court upholds the state vs Miller decision. Willer, a chiropodist, was convicted in Marshalltown for practicing medicine without a state board permit. The high court orders Miller to pay a £300 fine and costs after a lower court jury verdict.
A man named Georgs Faery was fatally stabbed by an associate identified as AB yeara old who fled after aiding a supposed rescuer. The victim, a wealthy landowner at Cika lonna, Had reportedly been on friendly terms with a tenant named Wiarlow. no clear crime determination has yet been made.
A deadly blaze at a home described as the Pita Hive in the house of an Mart near Northesd Thorney nein caused five children to perish. The father, Ladir Kernad, reportedly attempted rescue before flames overtook the scene.
Gerrit Lewis, a young man from Plymouth, was sentenced to twenty years in the penitentiary by the Orange City district court after pleading guilty to robbing the residence of Mixer Volthea of Ireton on New Yoate Avenue.
After the board of supervisors mounted in formal session the following papers were named official for the year to publish legal notices and county newspaper filings. The LeMate Sentinel Remsen Bell Enterprise LeaMara Globe Post and Der LeMarsersid are designated official papers.
Tomés Guthrie the newly appointed Polk County attorney asked the board for the appointment of a second assistant county attorney. The proposed appointee will focus solely on legal work related to TAROR.
W. W. Eaton announces he will not seek the office of attorney general or a seat on the state board of railway commissioners. He states his future focus will be on private business.
Trenry Marley and son Gay Marley have been indicted for murder and will face trial during the current Logan term. The defendants show little concern for their upcoming fate as the case proceeds in court.
A 56 year old man from Dubuque fell from the roof while clearing snow from his home. He landed on a picket fence and suffered a possible spinal injury with uncertain chances of recovery.
Henry T Wuntington of Mason City suffered a badly torn foot when a shotgun discharged accidentally.
Mrs Nance and Mrs Lucy Nance were held for the murder of Charles Nance but the Dubuque grand jury failed to indict. The alleged crime occurred in Epworth, where she was accused of poisoning her husband.
Charles E Kroesen editor of the Ute Independent escapes with his two children from a burning home while his wife dies trapped on the floor after being awakened by the blaze. Neighbors rescue others and the loss is placed around 806 dollars.
A morning blaze in Waterloo's east side business district destroyed about 75000 dollars in property and endangered ten lives. Tenants at the Kohl store were first alerted when Fred Lambertson ran barefoot through snow to raise the alarm and later rescued his wife and two children. Firefighters faced frigid conditions with the mercury at 24 below zero as they battled smoke and flames. cause remains undetermined.
A mysterious crime occurred Monday evening in Marshalltown. Wells Tsonult, a Galgarian section hand for the Northwestern railroad, was assaulted by unidentified assailants, robbed of 2160, and killed. His body was then mutilated and set on fire in the erie car.
A man was found unconscious and nearly frozen about two minutes deep near the Osgood tracks. Rescuers recovered a scrap of paper with the home of Man Bean as the only identifiable detail found at the site.
George Rossman a 69 year old farmer living six miles north of Marian was burned to death in his home Saturday night after a lantern ignited and he fell unconscious. The incident occurred at his residence at sea.
Crtar Rapide Elks to Fil Cedar Rapids lodge has secured a corner on Firat avenue near the business district. The group expects a fine lodge building to be erected there this year.
Sherman from Thornton has repurchased his paper lease from Ti WW Hallett after being charged with assault on a young girl. The move suggests a tense revival of his publication as he seeks return to work with a focus on reclaiming authority.
Weather conditions force a shutdown at the Rock Island shops in Cedar Rapids as more than thirty road engines are out of repair or badly worn, rendering them unusable. The narrative notes the extensive repairs and limited operational capacity.
Complete returns from all precincts in Harrison county show the 100000 court house bond proposition carrying by a majority of 843 in Logan. The new court house will be built at Logan.
Cat Trimble, longtime general counsel of Burlington Railroad, dies at his Keokuk home aged 86. Former Democratic organizer and veteran figure in Keokuk politics, he is mourned by local legal and civic circles.
Fasart coroner jury exonerates Night Marshal Lee in shooting of James Cassidy. Jury finds Lee acted in self defense and clears him of any blame.
State Game Warden Lincoln orders deputies to ford quail rovers and save thousands of hives at risk of perishing, aiming to protect the quail populations and related wildlife resources.
An 80 year old London newsboy known as Old Ben Witherden remains a familiar figure on Edgware Road near Marble Arch. He has sold papers for decades and asserts he could set a centenarian record. Modern traffic and quicker news create new challenges for the hardy vendor.
The passage argues that focusing on difficulties breeds fear and mediocrity. It compares timid minds to Napoleon facing the Alps, asserting that unwavering confidence and persistence enable creative power and the achievement of great feats.
A fragmented satire compiles quips about dining noise and intolerable interruptions. It mocks bustling crowds and social tensions with references to suffragettes and opinionated men, reflecting early 20th century newspaper humor and commentary.
Dan's Weekly Review of Chicago Trade highlights mounting conditions that could expand trade amid cross currents. Stormy weather slows construction and freight while coal shortages curb factory output. high money values restrain investment though bank payments exceed last year. Wheat and rye gain protection from heavy snowfall and retail demand remains strong. breadstuffs and provisions see renewed activity as grain arrivals outpace recent periods. Bank clearings rise to 272,278,060, up slightly from 1909 and 1908, while Chicago district failures total 36, with seven banks over 5,000 in facilities.
Reports indicate weather affecting farm product and coal movement and spring goods markets. Retail winter trade grows on cold weather, with January price revisions and steady reorders from jobbers.
Chicago cattle prices 4.00 to 5.90, hogs 4.50 to 8.95, sheep 4.50 to 8.25. wheat No 2 4.26. corn 65 cents. oats 47 to 68 cents. rye 7 to 92 cents. Indianapolis and St Louis data show cattle around 3.00 to 7.59 and hogs 4.59 to 8.80. Detroit and Milwaukee prices for wheat, corn, oats, rye, and barley. Buffalo and New York cattle 4.60 to 6.80. hogs 4.00 to 8.80. New York butter 32 to 34 cents.
The treasury department estimates over 2,000,000,000 revenue stamps will be needed for cigars tobacco and snuff in the current year. John D Rockefeller Jr's New York Title class members averaged a per capita weekly contribution noted in the annual report, showing a decline from the prior year.
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