27 Jan 1905
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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1905
Page
1
An old Devoe paint advertisement urges use of Devoe lead and zinc paint for priming and finishes. A probate notice in Sioux County Iowa appoints an executor for the estate of John Keerell with claims and payments to be settled.
Dr Hall, a dentist, will occupy the rooms formerly used by the late Dr Corbus and invites patients. Office hours are 8:00 AM to 1:00 PM and 2:00 PM to 6:00 PM. The new practice is accepting patrons at this location.
Readable items cover community chatter from Hull including trades, visits, church services, and forthcoming events. Mentions of Belts, weddings, travel, and local personalities such as Ben Bolt Lena Land, Prin B C Miller, and Carroll's activities appear amid scattered notices, weather notes, and small-town anecdotes.
Win A. Van Dyk announces ownership of the Janema black smith shop and seeks farmers and residents for patronage. An expert worker will be employed to guarantee all work and reasonable prices will be offered in Wilt, Tuli, Towa.
The article recounts ongoing hopes for reaching the North Pole by Captain Drake and Lieutenant Peary, noting Peary's status as an American pioneer with Arctic experience. It surveys past attempts, disasters, and the high human cost, with mentions of Nansen, Abruzzi, and prior explorers, and records growing public interest and skepticism.
An advertisement page extols the New York Tribune Farmer weekly as the most comprehensive agricultural family paper in the United States. It promotes bundles with Inpix and Twice a Week Journey inserts, listing subscriptions and special prices. It also includes brief notes on Holllster’s Rocky Mountain Tea and war news coverage with a rustic verse and social notes.
Help wanted ad seeks 20 women for a secretary role with weekly pay of 18 dollars, expenses advanced by weekly check from Blew Bros. & Co. Dept. 4 Monon Building, Chicago. Includes horse and bury fur nished.
Call on A Spanjaerd for organ repairing and piano or organ tuning. Also agent for several leading makes of organs and pianos. Address in care of A Bregman.
Advertising copy promoting the Wheezer 2 Wakee sewing machine promises successful history and faithservice. It invites locals to join in selling produce and offers information on a potential permanent profitable business opportunity.
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