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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1903
Page
3
A town meeting in Hull discussed staging a Carnival similar to last year with two or three days of entertainment. Residents aim to provide a pleasing and artistic program for visitors, marking twenty five years since the Milwaukee railroad reached Hull.
The article mixes local chatter about ice cream at Weir's restaurant and friends visiting Sioux Center with remarks on political party stance and sermons. It notes Presbyterian service topics for Sunday including Acts 24 25 and a sermon on liars fate, and mentions Paske’s home life and a county attorney’s supporters.
The piece recounts early 1870s Sioux Indian attacks near Spirit Lake, detailing the Thomas family defense at their cabin, the death of Willie Thomas, injuries, a long march to Ft. Dodge, and the harsh hardships endured by settlers including food shortages and a leg amputation for Rev. Thomas' father.
Dispatches report Jim Mackie brother of Henry and Tom Mackie is seriously wounded by a knife thrust from a gambler in Luverne while decrying unfair gambling. The assailant was restrained by bystanders and later arrested. Mackie’s condition was described as improving. Also noted is Ancient Rome show at Des Moines fair.
Fragmented excerpt shows two speakers Mamie and Mani arguing about a damaged exate and a forthcoming Warhington Star. The tone hints at propriety and rebuke in a tense social exchange.
Mrs. Alice Miller of Morgan Texas describes a six year battle with diarrhea. After numerous doctors failed she used Chamberlain’s Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy and reports a full cure from one bottle costing a few cents. Sold by J. H. Holikag.
The article discusses the difficulty of painting cats, noting their restlessness and traits that challenge artists. It cites examples of attempts to capture a cat's expression and the challenge of keeping them still, including a mention of a famous painting where a cat’s tail and balance affected the portrayal.
The readable text presents no clear event or entities. It reads as garbled lines about cats and animation with no coherent incident or figures to summarize. No identifiable people or organizations are described.
Advertisement describes Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy with castor oil as a sure cure for infants. Mentions sale by J H Hollahan and instructions with each bottle.
A 56 page illustrated travel book on Colorado and California is issued by the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul railway. It notes new through train service and offers the book by mail for six cents. Excursion events at Okoboji and Spirit Lake include a concert baseball game and lake steamer trips with special train schedules and excursion ticket rules.
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