10 Jun 1904
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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1904
Page
1
On June 12 Band Zithe CG. M. & Sh. Hy will sell special excursion tickets to Mt. Louis and return for 12.965 dollars round trip good for seven days from sale date. Tickets not valid in parlor or sleeping cars. W. E. Keech, Adt.
Dentin Brown performs in Hull on Thursday June 18 presenting skilled dental work with a guaranteed effort. The advert notes his bench work and patrons’ approval.
Readable items mention a county farm picnic on June 24 and a dentist from Sheldon advertising June 26 hotel visit. Community notes report repairs at Vickers jewelry, tin street crossings soon, camp attendance in Mason City, a big Hull plonie on June 16, and a Boyden county farm ball game tomorrow.
Miss Carrie Jensen will start a Hull Kindergarten from June 20 at 8 00 a m for six weeks in the primary room of the public school building. Children aged 3 4 to 7 may enroll with Miss Bell Wykoff of Webster City in charge. The term costs 2 50 and sessions run 8 to 11 30 a m.
Sixty county farmers join the Orange City experiment station with Iowa State College professionals to test corn potato oats and grasses on several varieties. A June 2 field day will let residents view crops and hear talks by Professors Curtis Holden Stevenson Christie and others on farm practice and results.
The speech from March 1904 in the House of Representatives critiques reciprocal relations with Canada. Hedge argues there is no sentimentality in the policy and that Canada is a manufacturing country with people producing similar goods as American farmers. He claims no real competition exists in business or enterprise between the nations.
A fragment describes the Noble Boke of Cookry about 1407 detailing fare and curious recipes for both ordinary meals and fish days. It notes recurring birds beasts and dishes with the same names and sometimes identical foods across eras.
The Somerset wills collection reveals remarkable documents from Great Britain including legendary items and exotic artifacts. A British official’s plague-era will describes a skin parchment held by a hand-crafted cabinet, with rumors of transmittable effects and secret inscriptions.
A clipped rumor quotes a Mississippi figure urging reciprocity to shield a revered industry from monopolistic control. The passage frames tensions between competition and expansion as defenders warn against crippling the honest crafts through market manipulation.
A reader correspondence from Iowa contrasts two painters and two approaches to craft. The letter advocates choosing an open minded painter over a self styled expert while listing other local notices and remarks from the same issue.
An unclear ad promotes Trollister's Heekw Mountain Tea claiming to cure widespread sickness. It mentions dubious pricing and weekly purchase options with vague regional references and nonsensical wording.
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