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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1913
Page
7
A jumbled excerpt covers topics from chemistry and coal to agriculture and industry. It mentions Pennsylvania and Illinois producers, a J. Idaam Kuecie reference, and various global notes on harvests, wages, and new technologies.
Reports describe a riot causing property damage with authorities examining the scene. Witnesses mention overturned cars and blocked rails as investigators search for culprits and assess casualties.
Fragmentary OCR reads a Civil Service contest notice for the Kennett postoffice with garbled text around dates and qualifications. It appears as a brief public notice from a local paper.
In a fragmentary report readers learn of a baby sent by parcel post via a parcel carrier named Currier. The text is garbled with unreadable phrases and appears to reference a place called Selma and a miswritten locale.
A brief note reports a political hunch affecting candidates in the Ochevedan race. The excerpt mentions veterans and voters as key elements shaping the contest.
An account of a commercial banquet held at the River Reservoir venue. The fragment mentions attendees and a lively agenda, focusing on local business figures and social functions.
Thundveldt January 24 Vernon Gullixson of nearby county named to fill the remaining term following the resignation of KL Cohein who cited eye trouble. The action follows a dramatic local incident at a banquet and a separate athletic meet in Lytersiare Pirtierns association.
A 28 year old woman Elen Trallauist swallowed strychnine and cyanide on June 4 at a farm in Stanton Iowa. She calmly told her mother she had taken poison and died two hours later. Her parents Frank and Trallauist reported she had recently shown melancholy without a clear cause.
A garbled notice reports a message of thanks from Chinese authorities to the police and government figures in the United States. It references a dedication or event but the text is unclear and partially unreadable.
A chaotic report describes a string of arson scares and a suspected youth kidnapping probe across multiple states. Authorities fear a missing teen may be involved as investigations unfold and residents anxiously await updates.
Earl Readrow, 24, of Rural Mail Service, died after a collision with a farm ram while riding between Marshallstown and Gilmout. The rider’s head and body were crushed in the fall, and he died at the scene. At Vernon Cornell University, nine seniors suspended for fraternity association refused offers to delay sentencing.
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Fragmented OCR text describes Holbrook of Gnawa suspected as probable chairman of a contested educational board. Mentions July meeting, state education protections, illness of POL Ebodbragh, and budget concerns for the next school year.
The Ida Grove district Epworth League held a meeting with officers elected. Elected officers include president L. Ifdcot, vice president Mos J. Kebunander, second vicepresident Miss Mehel GM, secretary Garredonville and treasurer John Stadlson. details are partially obscured in the damaged text.
The highway commission dispatches six engineers to survey counties in Iowa, uncovering hidden bridge contracts and ending the old blanket purchase approach. They report varying local buying, with no ready funds to pay for several bridges, and push for unit price contracts by ton or pound per bridge.
The Maple Valley tournament ended with Sac City first, Holstein second, and Lake City third based on points from all events. Attendance reached about 6,000 as 11 towns fielded teams in the meet.
The Rev J A Sanders of this city owned a 160 acre farm at Gaeksan wichnet. He faced a surprising profit as the tract sold for an amount not expected by him. Local residents describe the sale as notable for its quick turnover and substantial gain.
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