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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1895
Page
5
A midwestern shopper profile argues price is not value, urging economical clothing buying. The piece promotes a second floor store touting low expenses, cash discounts, and no clerks’ waste, while praising quality over high prices and summarizing a public school commencement with praise for six graduates and the district’s educational progress.
Starrett markets four clothing lines from cheap to fine, with prices ranging from 3.50 to 59.00. It emphasizes value and practicality, not pressuring customers into upscale purchases, and promotes durable fits and sensible choices for everyday wear.
The past week brought generally favorable weather across the state with a slightly above normal daily mean temperature. Rainfall varied from 2.00 to 5.7 inches in the central belt while east central and southeast districts faced drought, injuring crops except corn. Overall conditions are good with corn thriving in fall areas and spring crops headed. winter grain harvest set to begin in southern counties.
An Armory crowd attended a public school commencement last evening as flame from a drapery near the lamp caused a panic. The fire was put out quickly, but the decorations were destroyed and the audience rushed for the exits before the program continued.
A local shooting case involving Mrs Van Donnelaar resurfaces as testimony centers on Joe McDarmian pursuing Alinin Van Donne lage against her parents wishes. The mother confronted Kirk Brown’s home to urge the daughter to return home amid suspicions of coercion and abuse.
A girl abducted with Mrs. Brown near her home. McDorman fired at Van Donselaar during pursuit, grazing his face as the suspect fled. McDorman arrested. grand jury bound him over. Local sentiment condemns the principal and accomplices as the case proceeds.
On Wednesday June 26 at 40 oclock PM the Republican faction of Linda Township meets at Academy Hall to select nine delegates for the delegate convention at Orange City on Saturday June 20 to pick delegates for the State and Senatorial conventions at Das Bleines and Sibley. E W Hazari, Chairman. Special orders note daily for Ladies Fine Shoes at Beckmin Witt. A Desirable Property for Sale. The undersigned offers for sale his residence property and a block of lots north adjoining his residence. Wr Mooijen.
A garbled OCR list shows multiple historic events and associations with dates and locations. Items include National Educational Association in Denver, Christian Endeavor in Doon and Battimore, Young People’s unions, American Pharmaceutical Association in Boston, Knights Templar conclave in Louisville, GAR encampment, and stenographers association meeting in July.
An 19th century advertisement touts De Will’s Colic and Cholera Cure as a prompt remedy for colic cholera and similar complaints. It claims BeWitt’s cure also gives immediate relief, asserting absolute effectiveness with every dose.
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