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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1913
Page
6
Fragmentary OCR notes show Masonic honors for interment of multiple people and a mention of Storm Lake College and staff or faculty names. The text lists several names and titles including local lodge members and church figures, with scattered references to celebrations or ceremonies tied to an interment and college year activities.
In Centerville county residents gather for a road dragging event on Saturday in the town square. The procession features teams, horses, and crowd refreshments with plans to mark the occasion and support local businesses. Renowned participants include Princess aWurdiud and local organizers from the Diagorcid Centerville area.
June WA reports a jurist in Corning hearing a disturbance charge via telephone. Ralph Query, employed near Corn ing, faced allegations of disrupting a religious meeting as Guery was found at work. The sheriff used the line to obtain Guerys admission, influencing the case outcome.
A scrambled local note indicates an impending leadership change at the state bank in Wyoming. The report mentions new figures, a reshuffle involving executives, and possible alignment with the president at a regional financial institution.
Fragmented OCR text references Chaffin touring in a prohibition campaign with mentions of a president and other unclear entities. No coherent events or dates are readable to form a definitive summary.
Fragmented text lists ten inventors connected with 10WA patents. Names appear scattered and partly unreadable, with references to vehicle components and industrial techniques. Key entities include inventors, patent numbers, and regional mentions, but details are unclear.
A fragmented note describes farm life and a teacher’s hunt for a line of success. It references Sia Acre Farm and mentions local figures and a vague year of the event. The readable text centers on daily work, fruit, and an ongoing search or pursuit.
Fragmented OCR text describes war relics and a historical collection. Mentions national figures and infrastructure like a railroad, construction, and a congressman. Difficult to parse, but notes gathering artifacts and a prewar context amid named places and entities.
A Denison firm fell prey to a large bogus draft used to obtain a loan. The swindler, described as a local farmer from near Fremont, allegedly forged checks and forged identities to secure credit and buy a diamond ring. Police investigation focuses on the bank telegrapher and the fraudulent checks linked to George W. Broak.
Port Dodge Iowa June 17 E HW Pich cashier of the First National Bank notes many bankers doubt banks can earn from government deposits due to 2 percent rates secured by bonds. The First National Bank did not seek more government deposits under the new plan this season.
A creamery company plant owned by Dee Maines Inc. was destroyed by a spectacular fire in the early hours. Butter cream cartons and tubs fuelled the blaze as the building became a seething furnace before firefighters arrived. The fire’s origin is unknown and insurance coverage is indicated.
Sac City unveils a Chautauqua program featuring noted philanthropist and several lectures by Warden OC Banus LasSille Wardell Miles and Smith Pant.
Circulating petition seeks Baker's release amid ongoing debate over his crime. Local interest centers on a December verdict and calls from supporters for clemency as community visibility grows.
Police pursue leads in June case as residents report a missing girl referenced with unclear names and locations. Investigators list a few persons, including Rene Pobeuiary, amid scattered details from the damaged text.
Fragmentary OCR notes show a directive to move on by an officer named Ghosheg. The readable parts reference a person and an officer, with uncertain surrounding context and garbled text.
A child attempting to feed bees was stung repeatedly and suffered life threatening injuries. Authorities are investigating the incident and urging caution around bee encounters.
A girl named Kirkman is stated to be recovering from injuries due to a fire incident. The report mentions burn effects and ongoing care at a medical facility. No further verifiable details are readable.
Fragmented OCR text describes a veteran's death after a fall from a window in a rooming house. The account mentions injuries such as a fractured skull and notes a somber moment as a survivor or relative reacts, with unclear surrounding details.
Fragments describe odd names and product mentions plus a long household tip. It references ironing boards, padding with a quilt, muslin, and a Mothers Magazine style instruction. The readability is limited with garbled terms and random brand-like phrases.
Mrs Geo. F. Clark of Iberia Missouri reports five years of stubborn scalp eczema cured by Cuticura Ointment and Soap. After using one box she achieved permanent relief and continued treatment, hair fully regrown. She describes initial ringworm on the back of the head, severe itching and burning, and complete recovery.
A reflective essay on London street life and the fading relics of hackney carriages and lamp posts. The author notes ten lamp posts and relics as a tiny part of social history, predicting future confusion over terms like hackney carriage and the persistence of these markers beyond theater or flower shows.
A Louisiana man named Garisch earned 24.20 dollars in two days selling flies to the city health board. Bartsch bought about 180 traps to collect flies in city areas, driving premiums down from 50 cents to 20 cents a quart. He continues trapping, noting catching pays as long as the treasury funds the program.
A judge and manager discuss a scheme to remove a rear exit sign and post the word Free to trigger a large crowd to rush out. The plan hinges on manipulating attendees to create a rapid exodus.
A Texas primary teacher states she began coffee young and nervous, grew pale and thin, then improved after quitting coffee for Postum. She reports clearer skin, no headaches, and steadier nerves after about a month, noting coworkers also try Postum. The ad promotes Regular and Instant Postum with brewing tips and a sales pitch.
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