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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1902
Page
1
A vendor promotes a full line of extracts including vanilla lemon banana cinnamon strawberry and cloves. The piece warns about poisoning from impure flavorings and notes years of experience in manufacturing and advertising the products.
Taken Up. At Gallin Anderson farm stray calves. Owner proves property and pays costs plus publication. Special excursion by Chicago Milwaukee St Paul to Spirit Lake Okoboji on Sunday June Sth 102. Concert program at 1 30 p m free to excursion ticket holders. Baseball game 2 30 p m Alger ia Sioux City Philippines. Admission 10 grand stand 25 cents. Five excursion steamers on Okoboji Lake Okoboji Queen Sowa Hiawatha. Round trip 2 cents. Train leaves Hull 7 0 a m returns Arnolds Park 6 45 p m. Excursion tickets valid both ways. From Hull round trip 1 40. Apply to Pickett Agent C M & St P Ry.
The Civic Club will meet with Mrs Ballard on Tuesday June 10 at 2 30 PM An instructive program provided. G A R post Memorial Day ceremonies in Hull featured a cemetery monument service a day program at the Armory Rev Chandler of Sioux City spoke and patriotic entertainments followed by flag drills by sixteen girls.
All good housekeepers use Prairie King flour. John Van de Berg and wife plan a Monday departure for a several weeks visit with friends in Wisconsin. Duane Handling’s store offers yenir merchandise with Blue Trading Stamps on cash purchases. Misses Amy and Alta Elliott of Inwood spent Memorial Day and nearby days there. Artin Yager visited from Inwood for a few days at his home.
Memorial Day at Hull observed with lingering patriotism yet thinning Grand Army ranks. The piece notes exercises may soon be conducted by citizens alone and laments the fading participation of veterans and youth’s growing indifference.
Miss Maude Waitson delivers the Bull High School commencement oration on May 15. She extols merit through labor in a democracy where opportunity favors industry, cites Morse and Field in telegraphy history, recalls colonial and Revolutionary hardships, and argues readiness and perseverance shape true success despite misfortune.
A Philadelphia Press quotation captures a jailbreaker lamenting one fault and admitting he has never met his own convictions, illustrating the inmate’s lifelong pattern of escape attempts.
Fragmentary quotes mispunctuated across a brief appear in a New York World type page. It hints at remarks about a person named Self Proie or Yigzer Gasser and opinionated banter about aging men.
A veterinarian notes that sick animals become helpless and receptive to relief from humans. He observes even savage beasts show docile behavior when in pain and stresses the need for swift, compassionate care from people.
An old Sandusky jurist recalls a Cleveland visit where a young woman was tried for stealing 83 dollars. The jury found her guilty, but the judge urged the clerk to pay the prosecutor and twelve jurors their fees and release them.
Fragmentary advertisement touts a “Rocky Mountain Tea” as a suitable remedy for babies and children. The text mentions directions and a claim that one package helps, with references to medicire and squarts.
The Tulindig Central railroad division releases a folder for home seekers and land investors covering Kentucky Tennessee Mississippi and Louisiana with investment opportunities and a monthly excursion offer. J P Merry assistant general baggage agent notes free copies available by mail in Debuque Lews Notron and warns that future notices will use regular advertising rates.
Vita Ceres advertised for indigestion and stomach troubles with claims of relief. TL Holihan, a druggist, is listed as the selling agent in the notice text.
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