To Rent Eight Room House With Barn And Cistern
A good eight room house with a cistern and barn is for rent. A desirable tenant is sought. Location noted as W. 5.
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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1899
Page
3
A good eight room house with a cistern and barn is for rent. A desirable tenant is sought. Location noted as W. 5.
Mrs. Henrietta Sullivan Anderson died at home in Edgerton Minnesota after brain fever. Born January 11 1880 in Hull Iowa she later moved west with her parents and lived in Edgerton. She married Fred Anderson December 8 1897 in Fonda Minnesota. burial followed in Hull beside family. She leaves a baby son, five brothers, three sisters, and her husband.
A scattered Hull local page notes visits by Aborno and family to E. W. Maxard, Wilkinson's sale of screen doors, and various share of farm and social updates. Mentions Judge Watchinson, Miguel Ella Harrington, Anna Lang, and Frances families visiting Rock Valley. Reports on Serg Vickers appointment, Myra Walters Stromner visit, and crowd plans for Ringling Bros Circus. Also references Profs Ward balloon accident and local school politics with A. W. Grisell nomination for Lyon County superintendent.
A large Hull delegation joined residents of Orange City for an Independence Day celebration. The event featured a parade, a band, and a crowd-favorite chase ball game between Sioux Center, Paulina, and Hull, with lively street scenes and a postparade program at the courthouse yard.
The city’s band and the i2d Lowa band performed well in Chickamauga Park last summer, with a parade followed by a court house yard concert and a grand fireworks display. Orange City hosted guests warmly, though the courthouse building remained an eyesore to attendees.
The Sioux County Board of Supervisors pushed a countywide petition to require consent for liquor licenses. Early efforts show strong effort but a high 85 percent threshold may be unlikely to reach in many townships. Temperance supporters plan to contest signatures and push to remove saloons across the county.
The Rehearsal Club in London, led by Princess Christian with high-profile patrons, serves as a charitable yet practical refuge for ballet workers between rehearsals and performances. It offers affordable lodging, a social room, writing facilities, newspapers, and a dining hall with low prices, funded by modest membership fees and patron support.
The article describes traditional hiding spots used by elderly women in English and Liverpudlian homes to conceal money and jewels. It details drawers, cupboard spaces, shoes, old dresses, tea caddies, sugar bowls, and other clever safes, noting how burglars rarely search these unlikely places.
Readable fragments reference names and a dated correspondence style. The text hints at a list of letters related to a person or event but lacks clear details to identify individuals, places, or outcomes.
George W. Lister of Sibley Iowa the senatorial nominee born 1840 on a farm near Galena Illinois rose through farm work and schooling to graduate from the University of Iowa Law Department in 1881 and St Louis Law School in 1882 He practiced law in Sibley since 1882 served on the Sibley town council justice of the peace county attorney and is a school board member He is married with five children and owns property and a library and is active in local politics and the MBF church.
The document lists languages spoken in the Philippines with speaker counts for Calaminian, Zambal, Pangasinan, Tangasinan, Vieol, Cebuano, Visayan and others. It notes the American commissioners issued a proclamation in two languages.
A professor notes an eclipse projected for January 20 near Manila that could be the longest in years lasting over seven minutes. He warns the country should prepare to witness the rare event and its effects.
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