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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1895
Page
13
A discussion on price versus quality in clothing explains that higher cost does not always equal better items. It notes economical selling, cash discounts, and a bright, efficient shop layout as factors in affordable fashion while praising careful craftsmanship over cheapness. Also mentions a healthy baby and physician gift distribution.
Starrett promotes cheap sale of fine, good, and cheap clothing. It lists suits at 9.09, 10.00, 12.00, and 14.00 and cheap clothing from 3.50 to 7.00. The ad says they won’t bully buyers into higher-priced items and aim to serve the average practical man.
Local items report L a Fia on a business trip to Akron and visits by Minnie and Nila, updates on commissions and banter about grandsons, threshing season preparations, political talk, and community notices from Hull, Sheldon, Rock Rapids, and surrounding towns.
The July Cosmopolitan prints Robert Louis Stevenson’s last verse and a claim that the portrait is the best ever painted of him. Kipling and Remington contribute Indian tales and illustrations while Burtoyn Harrisons study New York society. A runaway horse incident mars Lenshak's street, causing only a hot box from improper axle grease.
The Maysville Kentucky News notes letters uncalled for at the local post office named Henry Cruikshenk and N. F. Carlson among others. The item appears amid broader text discussing deception and social concerns without further actionable details.
The daily mean temperature for the week ending the 8th stayed slightly above average. Rainfall was generally deficient with the southwest district receiving the most on the 4th. Light showers on the 7th helped eastern districts hurt by growth. Crops progress well and overall condition is satisfactory. Corn above average in most areas. oats harvest color progressing. top growth may reduce yield slightly but favorable weather could bring the greatest total yield. Farm crops aside from hay perform well. hay yields exceed expectations in areas with heavy showers. flat promises average crops where it is grown.
An old classified notice touts R L Henderson of HuLt Iowa as well equipped to sink wells to any depth with prompt attention and guaranteed satisfaction. The ad also markets shoes, a desiring property for sale, and offers a residence with adjoining blocks on reasonable terms by Whi Moojen.
Lost on Wednesday morning July 5 between Tull and Sioux Center a black cloth cape. Inquiries may be left at this office. Piano tuners may contact John Weratt Mull Iowa at De Canada Drug Store for satisfactory service. Notices list various society events with dates and locations including Boston Baltimore Denver Hogton Louisville and Cedar Rapids for organized gatherings and associations.
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