Republican Caucus Attendees and Officials Listed
The Republican caucus Wednesday evening was sparse due to rain. Chairman F Hawkins and secretary J W Taroplio announced delegates for the county convention: John Cernforth John Vso de Berg Ed Toomer H Tamplin and K F Hawkins. Calvin Hoe was named clerk of the course. Mrs J H Hollhan arrived and will reside with the Cotte family in the town’s near south part.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Hawkins
J. W. Taroplio
Welec
John Cernforth
John Vso de Berg
Toomer
H. Tamplin
K. F. Hawkins
Calvin Hoe
Railroad Notes and Local Notices Collide in Sparse Gazette
Local column details rail excursion tickets for the Great Lakes trips to Chicago and St. Louis with dates and prices, plus daily passes and return validity. It notes Flora Boyden’s Sloan home visit, changes at Miss Brady’s millinery, and Memorial Day observations. Also mentions repairs by J. C. Wicker,TePaske visits, farm replanting, and a small town fire incident affecting Elllerbrok’s restaurant and nearby drugstore.
Memorial Service Honors Rev Koster in Hull
Sunday services were held in the school grounds tent with a strong chorus. Rev Koster preached a Memorial Section while Comrade Tamplin introduced a resolution praising Koster for his patriotic service and urging newspapers to correct reports about his character.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Koster
B. H. Tamplin
Rev. Koster
Sioux County
Rose
Koster Becavse
Unclear fragments on local people and events
Vague notes describe Wadees and wife, Ada’s graduation, Fox visiting Iretop Lab, Klein from Sioux City, County Auditor Boeyink, Jobo As patoui seeking a second term, Dane Warren chicken thief, and a theft of eight chickens and chicks. No coherent story or dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wadees
Go Wateon
Arty Fox
Iretop Lab
Mise Ada
Larry
Iretop Ledger
Ofeh, Kleip
Sioux City
Mr. Klein
Keep
Tohn Boeyink
Jobo Aspatoui
Dane Warren
Seaslawag
D. W
Local notices and social happenings in Hull area
The article outlines Memorial services visits by Mrs. Mardin of Chicago and others, property occupancy, and local social events. It notes teachers’ vacation plans, a charity concert for the Presbyterian church, wedding and engagement mentions, and a critique of the school board’s teacher hiring process. It also mentions the Milwaukee railroad liquor ban on excursion trains and related behavior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tron Lismore
Mine
Ottel
Hull
Harger
Mardin
Chicago
Alsc
5. C. Weir
Sormer
Joe Holihan
Third Street
Dorothy Ditlou
Talier Faner
Orange City
Garret DeMote
Alias Faner
Abe Ibas
Items of Interest and Local Notices
Notes from Warren mention faces and street hats sold at cost. Mies and Brady Al Wilcox with wife visit Hull for Memorial Day. The public school building’s old portion will be replastered this summer. Station agent C W Jacobs of Rock Valley is transferred to Mitchel 3 D promotion. Miss Terady plans to sell all street hats at cost. Hats will not be carried over to another reason. Ladies should maintain a neat appearance. street hats from Miss Brody's millinery parlors are recommended. They’re selling quickly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mies
Brady al Wilcox
Doonne
Hull
Rock Valley
Mitchel 3. D
Salting Babies A Cruel Custom Still Practiced Abroad
The article describes a cruel custom in parts of Europe and Asia where newborns are salted to ward off evil spirits. Methods vary by culture, with salt applied to skin folds and, in some locales, near the ears or on a salt paper. Mothers claim the practice brings health and strength, though it causes pain and injury.
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Europe
Asia
Ituesia
Ealf
Germany
Eastend
Abe
Sentence Sermons Practices of Happiness and Faith
The text offers aphorisms on happiness and virtue tied to faith, warning that success requires a sound soul. It contrasts external progress with inner work and criticizes shallow self advertising and empty boasts.
Quigley Looms Large in Hawarden Chronicle Memoir
The Hawarden Chronicle notes Quigley of Hawarden, lauded for his memorial edition and steadfast stance. Despite strong opposition and radical views, supporters trust his stance will prevail and reshape county politics.
Ready Paint’s worth to millions and a fair profit inquiry
The piece argues that Devoe Ready Paint resists coal smoke and grime in Pennsylvania’s soft coal region and claims the product lasts nine years. It urges cashiers to recognize the market size and questions the fairness of profits, noting most people still use lead and oil mixed by hand while the government uses machine-ground mixtures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howe
Pennsylvania
Devoe
Excursion to Green Lake Opens Season in Minnesota
The Great Northern announces a Sunday opening trip to Green Lake Minnesota on June 7 with departure from Perkins at 0 38 p m and return to Perkins by 6 30 a m Monday. Fare is 30 dollars. A ball park opening game between Trey Pails and Wilmar teams is planned with a 300 purse and a grand concert.
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Green Lake
Spicer) Minn
Grear Northern Line
Perkins
Gba A. m
Iyemcee Tranley Pails
Wilmar
Eport
Great Northern Line
It A
Sioux City
Font
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A. Sweiger
Sutherland
J. H. Hollhan
Sad Mere. Hollhan
Cotte
Railroad Notes
Bey
Jobe
Vaio
Great Lake
Lawn
Leak
Spirit Lake
Dage
St. Louis
Nationm Democratic
Keech
Agh CG
M.& St
C. M. & St. P. Railway
Flora Boyden
Sloan Wrednesday
James
Sheldon Opticlen
Inpax
A Week Journal
Des Moines
Robt. Schoen
J.C. Wicker
G. & ‘DeMots
TePaske
Harry Rombough
E. Douma
Elliott
Lowe Bank
Ellerbrok's
Benet
Golugue Eo dl Miata
Quigley
Hawarden
D Linn
Nevelu
Werke
Midland Lyceum Bureau
Misa Harvey
Crttenberg
Misa Thion
Centerville
Miss Faner
Hagen
Miss Coward
Brighton
Leighton
Sisseton
Jenae
Lady Friends
Miss
Oms
Wlog, Denwilier
Webster School
Mrr
Derviller
Dee
Clark
Ploc
Holland
Sdo
Gertrude Wilson
Aerical Beach
Tali
Nevelh
Milwaukee Railroad
Warren
Strich & Elder
Jane
Sadie
JF. Alter
Buck
Ian
Pallias
Dre
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