22 Jun 1900
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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1900
Page
1
Payable at First National Bank. A Gank Draft for One Dollar is placed in each box of Mull's Pioneer Kidney Cure. Dropsy Diabetes and Brights disease are the result of Kidney disease. Don’t neglect your cane pard long. Take a cate and sure remedy. If you get no benefit cash the draft found in each box. 23c and $1.00. For sale by T AH Anderson.
A bustling Hull column covers weddings, graduations, encampments, church events, and campus news. Mentions Miss Bensie Howard, Will Martin, Victor Martin in China, and three graduates George Raines Elsie Jensen Mary Jensen as Hull Public School closes term.
The text cites Clair Deitz and Henry Turgens in Chicago for a cattle week. J B Chase and family plan moving to Ocheyden this week. The parsonage will be occupied by Dr Edmonds and wife who will begin housekeeping at once. Henry brings a St Bernard dog from Winily City. The farmer with much wheat intends to sell it.
A Sunday excursion on June 24 offers a Balloon Ascension by Madame De Leon reaching two miles, parachute descent, and a tournament with boating and entertainment. Bridge tolls 10 cents each way between Chamberlain and American Island. Special train departs Puibanin at 1 a.m. June 2, returns Chamberlain at 6 p.m. Tickets $2.08 round trip from Hall, bookings via the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul.
Fragmentary verse describes nature awakening under June light. Vivid imagery shows earth and sea life, hills valleys, cowslips and buttercups in a tranquil landscape. The excerpt evokes a regal calm and inward search as nature stirs with light and sound.
The Rock Valley District Fair association opens a summer race meeting on July 3 and 4 on their new track. Purses are described as liberal and the best races yet at Rock Valley.
Rock Valley residents plan a grand 1900th of July celebration with sports and amusements. The event runs all day from sunrise to sunset in the city, featuring races and a baseball game at the fair ground with standard gateFees. James Walpole serves as secretary and will mail a program with event details.
President John W. Garrett of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad arrived amid flood danger and offered a loaded train of freight cars to hold the bridge on the Potomac. A telegram noted the silk load would be easier to pay for than rebuilding the bridge, and the structure was saved. Garrett is praised as a great man in America's material development.
A reader argues Kansas thrives on protective policy linking farms and plants, noting low inmate counts at the state poor farm and praising farmers and factories for mutual prosperity under protective tactics. He cites a Wayne County farmer recalling reduced debt under McKinley era spending cuts.
A gentleman from Wayne Nebraska states he has no wish to vote or act to alter general government policy. The remark reflects cautious sentiment amid debates on national direction.
Political commentary argues Bryan cannot unite opposing elements. accuses allies of seeking a plat form shift. Cites pivotal states New Jersey Indiana New York Maryland Connecticut and Oregon and outlines upcoming conventions and travel fares tied to party events.
A special Sunday June 17 excursion to Arnold’s Park offered by the Chicago Milwaukee St Paul Railway includes Galison Ascension a renowned aeronaut parachute feat, a grand band concert at Riverside Park pavilion, and a 1:56 p m game between Perry Madison and Oak. Admission 2 cents to grand stand, others higher. Round trip fare from Hull listed. tickets good only for this excursion.
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