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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1910
Page
5
Ernest Settle returns to Missouri home this morning. A bracelet was lost Sunday January 8th and should be returned to Katie VandeeGaha at WMUL. See subscription combo with Sioux City BD ig News and McG2 Magazine. Iowa Hog Worm Regulator is fed dry and sold by Nymeyer and De Boer.
The notice reports the death of Walker Burton Settle at Lowery City Missouri on January 22 1910 age 25. It details his birth near Hooper Iowa February 1 1861 his marriage to Bertha Saeger and his surviving family. The article notes his illness from consumption in Hull Texas and Lowery City and describes his readiness to die and requests songs for his funeral.
Local theater goers anticipate Fred G. Conrad’s Monti Cristo production starring Mr. Lemle. Praise centers on his Edmund Dantes portrayal, with the show set for February 10 1910 at the Davidson Opera House in Hull Iowa. The article touts Lemle’s vitality and artistry as key to the production’s anticipated success.
The February issue of Housekeeper features The Finale by Lucy Huffaker and Her Peculiar Husband by Maude Zella Herrick, Tardy by Grace MacGowan Cooke, and How Did He Prepose? in a reader symposium. An article on When Woman Forms a Phalanx discusses women’s politics in Denver alongside home topics, fashions, cookery, and crafts from The Housekeeper Corporation of Minneapolis.
A grainy pitch lists three bundled deals offering newspaper subscriptions and books at low prices. It mentions Sioux Daily News Farm Journal Hull neex Corning Bee and Brews City Daily News with various terms and a separate entice for a free vacation via a gentleman’s proposition at the Index office.
The junior and lesser classes finish literature text banks and prep for oratory options while a new Philomathian Society program is set for February 4. A debate endorses the negative, and students anticipate commencement exercises as Mr Van DerSchaaf visits with Mr Nymyer.
The Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Railway announces a California book is available by mail for three demis postage. BP. A. Miller, General Passenger Agent Chicago.
The paper notes a 12 000 foot filusa segment across three nights titled Stephena Royal Moving Pic wire Show with a trip up the Rhine a trip through California and Panama and the Great Canal offered. Tickets cost 10 and 25 cents.
In February 1, Dees writes of Hal Hall Picaace announcing the 3rd Annual Sale of Big Strain Poland-China sows. Sixty head, praised lineage, with buyers from Indiana to Oklahoma. Weather mild, sale to be held in a big tent. catalog requests from multiple states indicate satisfaction with prior sales.
Attendance welcome for Sabbath services with morning and evening sermons listed. Travel meeting notes mention Chadwick visiting Gelot and family.
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