16 Jun 1905
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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1905
Page
1
Town committees report plans for a large celebration with sports races music and a strong speaker. Purses are offered to attract participants and a festive program will fill the hall. The event aims to energize the crowd and mark the national day with lively entertainment.
A reader in Oxford Wisconsin describes Oxford about fifty miles north of Madison and twenty miles from the Wisconsin River belle. He notes rolling country with fertile soil varying from poor to rich and discusses stock raising dairies potatoes and crops. He mentions mills and shipments prepared for weather and cites over supply of barley hay and big crop yields last year with quantities left in growers hands.
Advertises summer routes to Portland Seattle and San Pranets Road Toa via Great Neapth era Line. Mentions low fares withFiberal proaiss ions for stopovers and discreet reaches. Contact Dred Riegers G28 Sioux City for full particulars and live lifecature.
A damaged OCR passage describes rivers and lakes near a canal feeding the upper Pox river and the Mississippi, with mentions of villages, steamboats, and scenic beauty. It hints at travel by boat, local trades, and rural life amid waterways and wooded land.
A village farmer profits from geese by salvage after a wild chase. He previously shot two geese, kept them, then a flock settled on his land. Williams now raises wild geese and sells them for ten dollars a pair, with forty or more in spring.
A reflected note from Hull residents celebrates school year close and graduating exercises, lauds Gov Hull Schools, and acknowledges community support. It mentions removal of old constituents, remaining settlers, and a growing telephones network shaping town life in Garden County Iowa.
A friendly note from L Nasn sent to friends in Dull extending kind regards and wishes for peace and plenty with a sincere closing.
An item notes an upcoming picnic at a county experimental farm with several speakers from distant towns. Talks on farm sense are planned, with three speeches in the morning and three in the afternoon. Attendees are urged to bring a homegrown dish and dine on the lawn, with possibility of a late speaker if ready.
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