21 Jun 1912
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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1912
Page
1
In Des Moines, Iowa observers on June 17 lament the primary law's flaws and cost of campaigns. They predict state lawmakers will consider repealing the law and seek alternatives as figures like D. U. Sammixs lose nominations and political leaders shift toward new leadership in the coming session.
Reck Val breakfast at Paterson. artesian well down 1100 feet with little change. Cattle and hog shipments from the town. nuptials in Panarea Iowa. images of a slave in Armory displayed. Commencement sermons in Congregational church. Local marriages, travels to Chicago and Netherlands. farm meetings and church notices.
Rev. Richard E. Bunge of Fond du Lac Wisconsin was unanimously elected director of the Lutheran college at Eureka South Dakota by its board of trustees He is brother of Rev PB J Bungee of this town The Sioux City Daily News announces a new popularity contest with a Maxell Mascotte touring car valued at 1085 The contest runs June 24 to August 24 and pays 10 percent commissions to all participants except the winner
A baby girl was born to Mr and Mrs Robyn on Monday June 10. Pp J Bernisse installs a Fuehr Stemmer piano. Mrs Wm Wiersma and children return from Chandler Minnesota. Butcher Saeger to install an ice plant in his White Front shop. Regular teacher exams set for June 26 27 28 in Orange City. Omaha Giants vs Hull baseball ends 3 to 1 for the visitors. Mail Carrier Bernisse learns of an aunt's death last week.
Suburban reader learns Mark Twain era editorial quip about a spider in the newspaper. Iowa Homestead praised for practical farm contributors and sound advice. Advertisement notes subscription rate and recruitment for former agents with James M. Pierce as publisher in Des Moines Iowa.
Deceased Mrs. John VanderBerg's home on the east 150 feet of lot 4, block 4, Davidson's Addition Hull Iowa, to be sold at public auction Saturday June 22 1912 at 7 pm on the premises. Proceeds go to First Reformed church missionary funds. Inspect via Gorzeman & VanderBerg. Terms: one third cash, one third in one year, one third in two years on bankable notes at 5 percent. possession at sale or as needed. Gerrit VandeBerg trustee J I Wilson clerk.
A dramatic 19th century voice contrasts the noisy social figures with Bucklen’s Arnica gelve. The advertisement touts its proven relief for burns cuts bruises bullet wounds and explosions. 25 cents at all druggists.
A Neenah Wisconsin man suffers two broken ribs after a violent coughing spell. The report notes the danger of persistent coughing and promotes King’s New Discovery as a remedy promising relief and lung benefits. Mrs Effie Morton of Columbia urges readers to try a free trial bottle or affordable sizes at local druggists.
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