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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1897
Page
4
Published weekly in Hull Iowa the notice lists candidates Aberay for county treasurer and P I Van Wye and G J Shoemaker announce for sheriff all subject to the Republican county convention and nominating decisions. The notice includes subscription rates and address line.
A girl sits by the hearth with a rosy apple in hand as firelight reveals a whispered counting game. She recites loves from one to six while discovering a seed in the corn and contemplates the meaning of the sixth seed in a tender moment. Sacramento Pnien.
The governorship question dominates Iowa Republicans after Drakes renomination withdrawal. L Davidson declines any bid, others emerge from across the state while Davidson’s supporters push for a businesslike, qualified governor. Ex Gov Jarraber cited as model of integrity, and free silver is dismissed as a dead issue in town politics.
In Lean County the Popocratic party is divided against itself and the outcome seems clear. The author implies an unresolved internal split will lead to a predictable result.
A New York business man recounts a remarkable ruined ride on a crowded Sixth Avenue elevated train. He dropped his heirloom watch from the fob during a curve. a track worker later found the watch under the girders after midnight and restored it. The owner credits fate and a careful search for the recovery.
A small woman leads a four year old boy into a barber shop on Woodward Avenue just before noon. She speaks to the barber in the first chair but her voice fails as the procession passes by outside. The boy sits on a hassock with a barber’s apron while the scene tightens into tense inaction.
A tense moment unfolds as a woman watches the barber finish shaving a boy’s hair. She trembles and tears fall while the child reassures her he will no longer be called a little girl as the haircut nears completion. Detroit Desws.
A traveling couple recalls a stranger who gave a hungry child milk during a bleak winter journey toward Washington. The kind benefactor later revealed as Professor Francis Child, who spoke softly to the girl for hours. The tale links to broader notes on industry and ironwork across centuries.
From present indications it seems certain that Judge Clutchinson will be renominated by acclamation to succeed himself. Five of the populist on the demo pop state Central committee have resigned, harmony seems to be lacking some.
The president and Mrs McKinley will be away about six weeks at a summer resort on Lake Champlain. The note on Alaska mentions Gilbert Pray of Town as surveyor general. Gossip is challenged as a source of scandal and many sorrows could be lessened if it were kept quiet.
White pointer with black ears and sides of head and a buck spot on the forehead is missing. Finder urged to return the dog to Wilk Lang.
In the District Court of Iowa Sioux County September Term 1897 G W Froelich plaintiff v EB Norman H Coon and E W Iinzard defendants. Defendants warned to appear or a default and judgment will be entered. Petitions seek 4333.92 plus interest and costs on two notes and a written contract with assignable claim. Writ of attachment sought against I M Korman. Filing by J T Hurchinson attorney for plaintiff with Mrs F Higgins present.
The Star Woven wire fencing has proven the most durable, lasting longer than any rival fence in tests. The claim highlights superior longevity and reliability, positioning the Star product as a leading choice for security and boundary projects.
Tuttle and Stutzman offer fine meats poultry and cured varieties at their Main Street shop with constant stock on hand. BeeGive us a call for selections and pricing.
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