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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1912
Page
5
Local items include sales on Crockery at Kluck's and new lines at Lensinks, with Walsta shirts at Mrs. Schweiger's. Hull Pharmacy advertises Green guarantee pure goods and Baker overalls from Len sinks. Community notes mention visits, illness, travel to South Dakota, and a Doon Picnic affected by rain.
A collage of brief items including cheap pants at Klock's Veils, new fine at Lensinks, Robyn starting a business to Sioux City, soft drinks at Excelsior Bakery, pool photos in Sioux Center, Haker overalls at Lenainks, use Ivory Lice Killer on cucumbers, Miss Hettie Still and Mittrod Shhiap at Spencer, grain sales pause in early July, a baby girl born to Alp and Mrs Nyieyjer, Prof. Gudwickson consulting in Minneapolis, and a note on the Sioux County Merchants meeting. Also mentions printing invitations, binder spades, Peter's Harness Shop, and a promotion for the Sioux City Daily Tribune mailed for $2 a year.
The page reports a new shoe maker in town and repairs at Peter's Harneen shop. It notes the Sunday school reformers annual picnic near Moasgrove and records large land deals nearby. It also recounts two Philadelphia crimes involving a shooting and an accident with a harnessed mule.
One hundred dollars reward offered for an uncured catarrh case by Hall's Catarrh Cure from Cheney Co Toledo. Bank of Commerce endorses firm integrity. cure claimed to act on blood and mucous surfaces. Testimonials free, price seven cents per bottle. Sold by druggists. Take Hall's Family Pills for camber.
Henry Mulder of Larchwood visited Sioux Center with relatives. The infant child of W H Eggink has whooping cough. F Wankley purchased a new Ford auto this week. P L Schoep was a business visitor at Struble on Friday. Miss Jo Mouw visited friends at Reck Valley on Sunday.
A string of visits and business trips dot the week with residents and guests from Orange City, Averge, Sioux City, Maurice, Akron, Sigua City, Grand Hap is, and Cedar Rapids. Notable items include Rev DDL Dykstra visiting Cedar Paris summer school, John Booyink joining the Federal Jury in St Dolee, and W Schouten planning a move to Hock Valley with the Farmers Elevator.
Robbers were brought to town Wednesday evening and escorted to Orange City by the sheriff and several new autos. At Hull on Saturday, Mesars, DeMote, Albert Bronken, John Rigmerska, Geo Siemen, Robert Schulz and Al DeLanpe attended a ball game. Gerrid Busch suffered a severe facial injury when a horse kicked him in the jaw, needing surgery. he is recovering at home with care from Dr. Dheitree. Rev Vap Houte led services at the Second Reformed church last Sunday to a large audience attending both services.
An advertisement for Electric Mitters portrays a healthy woman as a model of vigor. It claims the product cures indigestion backache headache fainting and weak nerves. The copy targets women as the primary users and urges purchase through druggists.
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