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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1899
Page
3
Osceola County delegates back Lister on the 27th ballot after a tight senatorial convention. The Forty-ninth district nominating session ends with Lister chosen while Gear and Allison receive supportive notes for future consideration.
The readable fragments describe a letter list and references PLO and a faction or event, but specifics are unclear. No clear people or organizations can be identified from the legible text.
The Sheldon Sun piece urges boys to avoid profanity and impoliteness, stressing respect for elders and the impact of words on self and community. It urges readers to discuss with mothers and to choose polite behavior, noting Sioux county offers good prospects for matrimony and public life.
Read as a historical advice fragment listing varied health recommendations. It mentions daily exercise, open air activity, avoiding milk, eating grain, proper cooking, avoiding humidity, bed placement, temperate routines, and periodic holidays. Names include Sir James Sawyer and scattered terms like Elginuen and Nero at Derkints.
The Sioux City Journal editorial extols fair handling of community and family rifts. It warns that malice and meddling breed lasting wounds, while trust and respect help disputes heal. it notes the danger of public shaming and undermining reputations as harm grows.
Notice announces that on May 10 a district district court administrator was appointed for the estate of William T. Andrews, deceased, of Sioux County. All claimants must present verified, authenticated claims to the administrator at the stated address by a specified date. Dated the 5th day of June 1889. Carpentar, Administrator. Sioux County, Iowa.
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