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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1904
Page
5
A mixed list of items offered for sale or rent from Hull town and surrounding areas. Includes 40 school desks offered for less than half price, a thoroughbred Jersey Red Bow pig, a half section farm for rent, and various local notices. Also mentions personnel changes at a Milwaukee rail line, mill feed changes, and several brief community notes.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention Warren Wales Piece Olive Tamplis Rack Rapiday visitor and H. 8. Duibregieo at LeMara Stalbor Wedoenday. Jury service noted for this week. Mrs. Jobo Detbaer seeks a return home via Edgerton. RAT leach appears.
Sioux City Journal notes Senator Frye's proposal to require shipping between the United States and the Philippines to be carried by American vessels. The contract awarded to Freath, Edge & Ho. could raise freight rates, potentially increasing costs and limiting open competition. Observers warn Filipinos might seek cheaper routes abroad, challenging American control of oriental markets.
A jam of brief items records visitors and visits in the area, court matters and local notices. Names include Mina, Bis, Janes Hanlon, Nels Jonser, Seth tober seman, and many locals in frequent motion with church, school, and civic events.
An article lauds Marie Curie as the chief force behind radium’s discovery while noting Pierre Curie’s acknowledgment of her credit. It recalls their poverty in Paris, her role at the Sorbonne, and the generous professorship offer that kept them from leaving France. The piece emphasizes her endurance, Polish birth, and the hope that the new element will transform science.
Fragmentary text discusses United States aims in the Philippines and costs to Filipinos, mentioning Senator Frre’s proposal and a heated vote, with references to leaders and the press.
A doctor tends a miller's sick child and a misread illness leads to tears. Great Northern Railway launches through night sleeping cars on its Minneapolis Sioux City route, with meals and cigars provided. Schedules list northbound and southbound times, prices, and agent contacts for the service starting November 18. The snippet includes a mix of unrelated notes on medicines, travel ads, and circulars from railroad and postal departments.
Mrs Johanna Soeerholm of Fergus Falls Minnesota dislocated her shoulder and was treated by a surgeon. Her son bought Chamberlains Pain Balm which quickly relieved pain and helped her sleep after several days. Tarson praised the relief and recommended it to others. Sold by G Van den Burg.
An old advertisement promises every bottle of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy will be refunded if unsatisfied after two thirds used. It touts the product as best for grippe coughs colds croup and whooping cough and notes it is pleasant and safe to take.
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