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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1901
Page
3
A letter to the public denies blame for a No 6 U.S. Separator allegedly leaving 1.5 pounds of butter fat in 190 pounds of milk. The author offers $50 to run a public test in Hull to prove the claims, challenging manufacturers to prove truth or fraud. Signed Frank J. Beckman. August Finkelstein listed as awaiting letters.
Alvord church services and revivals fill last Sunday attendance. Miss Kataryo Barker visits Hull friends while Roy Ferner updates on plans to study astronomy at Minnesota University and Columbia offers. Local bids install cement crossings and sidewalks. dry season raises crop concerns in western Wisconsin and Iowa.
Orange City visitors Hfisses Rhea and Fay Wilcox spent several days in Hull as guests at the Tamp Jin home. Tonight in Boyden a musical and literary contest features a woman suffrage debate between Mrs Ballard and Rev Acheson. A Nebraska college scholarship is awarded to Vina Fie for top high school performance, with plans to teach for a year or five. Principal Miller commends the candidate’s teaching potential and readiness to serve Sioux County.
Passengers with excursion admission tickets board the special train at 309 p.m. The event includes attractions at Giewux City and Riverside Park with a planned return after 7 p.m. Tickets sold to excursion holders only.
Special from Sibley Iowa June 3 J F Glover a Republican candidate in the Eleventh Town district is profiled. Born in Pennsylvania raised in Illinois served in Wisconsin and the army of the Potomac 1861 65 and later settled in Northwestern Iowa becoming an editor and attorney with fourteen years in public office. Col J E P Thompson praises his speaking ability.
The article discusses the United States credit rising from doubt to being regarded as the best in the world. It compares US bonds with British consols and European government securities, noting lower debt burden and higher potential returns for private investors, while highlighting the vast but manageable national debt and avoidance of heavy taxation.
A Confederate veteran recalls a grisly postbattle scene after the Second Battle of Manassas. He describes rescuing a canteen and water, encountering a wounded Union soldier, and taking a cruel yet poignant memento from a fallen foe while others moved through the field.
Damaged OCR mentions Gow eels of Anpie Mating and a fruit tale. It references fruit usefulness and a suggestion to act soon, though much of the text is unreadable.
Starrett Bros announces a special sale to clear out all millinery stock including pattern hats street hats children's bonnets and trimmings with drastic price cuts across the department The sale notes updated stock lines and a move to rebuild with tearing out the millinery balcony and removing a stack to speed the liquidation
A well dressed young group visits a city library asking famed author Rudyard Kipling’s favorite book and other trivia. The puzzled librarian cannot provide clear answers, prompting a patron to remark on the state of library exams and knowledge.
A readable fragment describes the toothpick chewing habit among restaurant patrons. It notes many chew excessively, leading to waste and repeated requests for more toothpicks while warning of choking or ingestion risks.
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