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Newspaper

Hull Index

Location

Hull, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 31, 1908

Page

4

Kern and oil money in Chicago Examiner attack

The Chicago Examiner denounces Kern as a tool of Taggart and Indiana gambling interests while noting the oil company’s new trial after Judge Landis ruling. It warns that money still rules in this era and cites Bob Burdette’s counsel to his son about choosing men with integrity if possible.

Chicago Examiner Hearst Kern Examiner Taggart Democrat National Committee Indiana Standard’Oil Co Judge Landis Bob Burdette

Local Notes from Boyden and Surrounding Areas

Correspondents report a busy period with Tuesday visits by J Webb and John Vos, a Sunday dance at Shoemaker, and outings to the lakes by several residents including Doc Terguian and Mrs Frowein. Regional chatter covers visits, travels, and family happenings, plus real estate ads for Dakota farm land and Mesa Colorado listings via C N Sawyer and John Lipma.

Colorado Mesa John Lipma Crawford C. N. Sawyer

Perkins Pointers Hull Index notice and sale invitation

Perkins pointers advertises subscribing to the Hull Index and promotes an excursion from St Paul to inspect North Dakota farmland offered by Western Securities Co. C N Sawyer will provide plats and information. Also notes the death of Mr and Mrs VanLeary's 16 month old child after a brief illness with funeral held Monday. Local readers urged to participate.

Mrs. VanLeary Holland St. Paul North Dakota Western Securities Co C. N. Sawyer

Local notices and family visits cross the Midwest

Citizens report extended visits with relatives in Canton and Hull. Doon Preas notes weddings and social events, including Miss Edmonds visiting from Bronx City and a Hull engagement for the editor of the Hull Index. A tale from Paullina Times humorously recounts Bailey’s chicken garden remedy using printed cards.

Edmonds Neice Matin Doan Bronx City Atl Hull Paullina Times Bailey Butitt Tribone H. Setar Tor’ Fe Jene Dovris Mos Aridsonie Jargitl Can Doon Pmong Hull Index

Bound Over for Rape Involving 14YearOld Girl

Alvy Deer was bound over to the grand jury by Justice Slikkerveer on a rape charge filed by Lizzie Clarkson of Boyden. The girl, 14, testified she was assaulted after a trip with Deer to Mallock and back toward Boyden. Deer contends he paid for the encounter.

Alvy Deer Grand Jury Slikkerveer Lizzie Clarkson Boyden Matlock George Clarkson Mrs. Ebert Sheldon Mallock Lillie Deyden Deur Clarkelon Orange City Herald

Asphalt in the United States and its asphalt sources

The United States relies on both domestic production and imports for asphalt. From 1887 to 1907 production grew from 4,009 to 223,000 tons while total combined production and imports rose from 240,000 to 383,000 tons. Deposits are located in Kentucky, Oklahoma, Utah, California, Texas, Wyoming, Kansas, Missouri, and West Virginia with notes on extraction and uses including street paving waterproofing and wood preservation.

United States Venezuela Trinidad Kentucky Oklahoma Utah California Texas Wyoming Kansas Missouri West Virginia Mineral Resources The J. A. Taff United States Geological Survey Sofk

Solar gravity would crush dreams of a habitable sun

Harper's Magazine explains solar gravitation would be so strong that a person would weigh about two tons on the sun. Clothing would weigh over a hundred pounds, making activities like baseball or tennis impractical in any sun drawing room.

Harper's Magasine

Barnum's Old Lion and the Death of a Cow

Barnum's circus featured a famed lion once feared by crowds. The lion wandered, killed a cow, then slept beside the carcass. An Irish-tinged owner woman confronted the beast with a drawn weapon, delivering the cow’s death sentence to the sleeping animal. Barnum paid for the cow and exhibited the woman who killed a son.

Tha Barnum bin Rictiai Bia Morpling Hou Barnum

The Oldest Treaty and Its Silent Frontiers

The oldest surviving treaty is a fourteenth century B C alliance between Rameses II of Egypt and the Trince of Khets. It details a permanent offensive and defensive pact, extradition of emigrants, deserters, criminals, and skilled workers, marking the earliest known international transaction.

Rameses II Egypt Khets B. C

New York Press Centers on Raw Silk Gowns Fashion

In a witty note from the New York Press readers discuss Miss Flaffgirl Miss Newthought and Miss Farbelow Wuay with satire about vegetarianism and style An entry highlights Miss Dluffigirl who refuses to wear anything but raw silk gowns signaling a quirky fashion trend.

Farbelow New York Press

Tima to Be Diplomatic in Parenting Picture Advice

Somerville Journal cautions readers that frank comments about a woman's baby photo often lead to trouble, urging diplomatic restraint when reacting to such pictures.

Tima Somerville Jourmat

Sentry Box Haunts and Desertion Tale from Fort San Cristobal

An old soldier aboard Fort San Cristobal explains a haunting at the devil's sentry box where soldiers vanished. He recounts slipping from duty to join locals, deserting to escape a court martial, and living in the mountains for years. Captain Hirde notes Puerto Rico’s history of raids, with Fort El Morro never captured, only surrendered to Americans.

Hesra Chilé Giali Fort San Cristob Fort San Cristobal Walla Amy Frost Captainn Hirde Porto Rico Fort el Marra AL Ie

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