07 Jun 1901
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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1901
Page
1
Nice Things in Ladies' Goods. The following are a few of the attractive articles of ladies' wearing apparel now kept in stock in my store. If the ladies of Hull or vicinity desire goods that are of the best make and quality, they should call and ex.
The cropped page lists various notices including butter for sale at 17 cents per pound, milling wheat prices, and ice cream freezers on sale. It mentions Edgerton Minnesota travel, Doan settlers, and a 1897 county fair listing. Also includes names of local residents, election results, church appointments, and upcoming visits by doctors and preachers.
The notice lists Reverend H. E. Warren to lead Presbyterian services next Sunday with morning and evening worship. Methodist Children’s Day delays to June 11. Baccalaureate planned by Rev. F. C. Lewis of Gaza at the Presbyterian church. New pastor Rev. Boyden to preach at Methodist services. A sensational incident reports an enraged bull injuring John Koviker. Images describe Knights of the Brush events and a dull annual meeting of the Farmer Mutual Insurance Co. in Sioux and Lyon counties. An upcoming 3rd Animal Summer Racing Meeting set for June 20-21 at Rocky Waller with purses and events listed.
Fragmentary text mentions a person or entity offering a reward for information. Details about names, places, dates, and the event are not readable. The readable parts reference a plan and a palm plane but lack concrete facts to summarize meaningfully.
A locally reported column describes a public fireworks display and family participation in Crowk County. It mentions an anticipated large turnout, opportunities for elders and children, and notes about arrangements and community support.
Special train excursion via Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul runs Sunday June 1 from Arnold's Park Milwaukee Geach Arn old's Park features games concerts and a baseball match. Parachute demonstration and Madame Francus Le Toy appear. Return tickets available with limited late departure.
A creditor pursues repayment from a debtor who refuses to pay, seeking relief through a lawyer friend. The narrative blends a parable about the Walloon swan and a harsh duck, then returns to the failed debt, the cost of delay, and a struggle to recover money amid idle interest and social commentary.
The sentence describes a quick freezing process taking about three minutes. No clear persons, organizations, or places are specified.
The notice lists six dollar or higher round trip fares from multiple points to St Paul Minnesota for the Head Camp event. It mentions schedules July 23 and routes to Arnold's Park Clear Lake and nearby depots. Information available at the depot through the local Milwaukee agent.
The court issues a special execution to sell real estate in Sioux County to satisfy a debt of 34044 dollars with 6374 in costs. The sale names Rose A. Meehan et al as defendants and lists the property in the Tower of Ant as the subject, with bidding to occur at the court house in Grange City.
A garbled notice references the Grand Army of the Republic camp in Dubuque and plans for an annual encampment with broad travel promotions. It mentions a fare schedule for journeys to Dubuque from Iowa points, with round trips at special rates and tickets on sale June 3 for trains returning by June 9.
The tour offers a 18 day trip through Mexico by a special train withObservation and dining cars and tropics itineraries. Tickets cover all expenses and include a three circle tour of southern Mexico and visits to ruined cities. Organizers emphasize exclusive itineraries managed by PRG American Tourist Association with General Manager Mean Campbell.
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