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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1903
Page
3
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The Treformest church led by Pastor Rev. H. Koster voted to rebuild their church at eight o clock next day. Architect Pas will draft plans for the new structure using available funds and future material from the present building. The current building is far too small and additional space is deemed absolutely necessary.
This week brings several Hull business shifts. The Barrdo Bros. of Lemars took possession of the New Store Friday night, with Mr Eiste the manager leaving for Minneapolis. Darren Bros. become new proprietors, bringing eight years of Lewis merchandise experience as they prepare for a busy season. Toehn Jansma moved his blacksmith shop to Rodman & Co. of Troon for a steam threshing outfit, reflecting a bustling local economy.
Local notes mention Wheat 65 and Barley 2, plus residents Garret DeMots and family visiting Sioux Center relatives last Sunday. Mrs Dane Warren and the children return from a Sioux City visit. Mrs Schweiger advertises price reductions in her goon line. Premium List for Sioux County Fair at Orange City September 14 17 is received. A country dance at John Janteen home last Friday evening was enjoyed.
Local items from Sioux County include social calls from Wille Gaeser visiting from Sioux City, livestock and crop updates, a gold dust sale at a New York assay office, and millinery lessons advertised by Miss Marie. News covers farm life, sales, theatre, weather, and hail impacts with multiple community names and events.
In a New Orleans Times-Democrat piece on male behavior the habit of running hands over the head is described as an unconscious vanity. The writer cites courtrooms and public settings, arguing the gesture stems from vanity and a lingering habit from hair tidiness.
As a child prodigy Handel astonished the elector of Saxony with his playing at eight. His father withdrew opposition to give him fair play. By twelve, Handel was renowned across Germany as a brilliant composer and virtuoso at the imperial court.
A Sunday excursion via the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Railway offers a grand concert at 2:00 p.m. and a 2:30 p.m. baseball game in the new pavilion. Excursion tickets grant free admission to the grand stand and the concert, with round trip lake steamers priced at 25 cents. Special trains depart Hull and Arnold's Park on specified Sundays.
Mrs. Alice Millers of Morgan Texas details a six year battle with severe diarrhoea. After costly failed treatments and relocation to Teresque county she took Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy following a local testimonial and recovered quickly. Sold by A H Balihen.
An advertisement touts Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy with castor oil as a sure cure for cholera infantum in infants. Sold by J. Z. Hollihan.
A fifty six page descriptive booklet on Colorado and California issued by the Chicago Milwaukee St Paul line. It features half tone illustrations and colored plates and notes new through train service via the line to Nebraska Colorado Wyoming Utah and California. The booklet can be mailed for six cents postage.
An old Iowa practitioner and a skilled, talkative lawyer face two new graduates in a trial before a jury. The young attorney mimics the elder’s mannerisms to gain an edge, while both sides respond to the courtroom theatrics with laughter and confusion.
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