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Newspaper

Hull Index

Location

Hull, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 01, 1912

Page

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Farmers Institute slated in Opera Hall March 2

Twenty years ago notes report the Farmers Institute will be held in the opera hall starting March 2 with an interesting program. Commander Davidson and H. H. Wyatt left for Ottumwa on Grand Army matters. James Vickers notes a gale near Hull on March 6. Local trades and social events are mentioned amid town news and pension awards to several residents.

Farmers’ Institute Davidson H. H. Wyatt Ottumwa

The New Arrival at the Editor’s Home

A newborn girl narrates her big arrival at the editor’s house on a Friday noon. She claims to be the “boze” of the house and playfully describes demanding attention, watching, blinking, and crowing. She notes her papa’s teasing nickname, night duties, and a caregiver grandmother, with Doctor Maria visiting as the first caller after arriving.

Asaya Tam Maria Mamma

Hull Urged to Secure Academy for Preparatory Education

A movement seeks the Calvinistic Academy for Preparatory Education in Hull or nearby towns. A society invites subscriptions from business and citizens to fund the school and place it in Hull if possible, with a March deadline for location decisions. Public meeting Monday at 7 45 p m with Rev A W DeJonge and Rev P Jonker explaining the effort. Church services at St Pauls Evangelical Lutheran in Lincoln township set for Sunday 2 p m and Lent services each Friday until Easter.

Sioux County Hull Mesars B. Dedong Harry Stourman Society A. W. DeJonge P. Jonker

Republican Caucus Holds Meeting to Elect Delegates

A Republican caucus will be held in the township hall on Wednesday evening March 6 1912 at 7:30 for the purpose of electing seven delegates to the county convention at Sioux Center on Saturday March 8 to elect fourteen delegates to the state convention at Cedar Rapids where state delegates will be chosen for the National Presidential Convention by order of Township Committee

Sioux Center Cedar Rapids Piel Pomcu E. C. Stevens B.C. Weir

Republican delegate convention set for Sioux Center Iowa

Sioux County Republicans meet in Sioux Center on March 9 1912 at 1 30 pm to select fourteen delegates to the state convention in Cedar Rapids April 24 1912 and choose delegates by caucus. Precincts receive representation by vote counts from the 1910 gubernatorial election with totals listed by precinct.

Sioux County Sioux Center Iowa Cedar Rapids B. F. Carroll Buncombe Lynn jCapel Nassau jCenter O.G Chatsworth Plato Eagle Reading East Orange Rock Floyd Settlers Garfield Sheridan Grant Sherman Hawarden Lion First Ward Washington Welcome Hawarden-Logan Branch Holland Lincoln GEO Sedgwick J . J.A. Ocs Orange City

Local Church News Preaches On Persecutions and Virtues

The American Reformed Church schedules Sunday services with morning preaching on Early Christian Persecutions and an evening map talks illustrate Galilee. The Christian virtue topic for Patience is to be preached from 2 Thessalonians. Sunday School starts at 10 AM and the GC meeting at 6:30 PM. The Ladies Aid met at Mrs Meija’s home. Evangelical Lutheran Zion’s Church also announces services next Sunday at 10 AM with cordial invitations to all attendees.

Ito Meija Evangelical Lutheran. Church

Financial Statement of The First Nuntinpal Bank Hull Iowa 1912

Report of the condition of The First Nuntinpal Bank at Hull Iowa as of February 2 1912. It lists loans discounts overdrafts bonds reserve notes and deposits with figures for capital undivided profits and total liabilities. The statement is sworn by cashier J S Wilson and attested by notary Eb C Stevens with directors signatures.

Hull Iowa Caphtel United States State of Iowa County OF Sioux Wilson Cashier EB. C. Stevens Jne Dekoster Gal Wilson M. D. Grass

Ballard Funeral Prayers for Early Chico Resident

Ebenezer Adam Ballard died February 17 1912 at his parents home in Chico California after a long fever from service in Company E Fifty gecent Iowa National Guard during the Spanish American War. He was born October 2 1849 in Illinois and lived much of his youth in Iowa. He traveled for a wholesale grocery firm, married Minnie McMillan in Dea Moinea Iowa, and left a widow and infant daughter in 1908. Services were held February 20 at Engel Undertaking Parlors Chico under Knights of Pythia charity with his brother Charles H Ballard present. He left surviving parents and a brother with many friends extending condolences.

Ebenezer Adam Ballard ER. J. and Adelaide Ballard Sacramento Avenue Chico California Iowa National Guard Chickamauga Park Hlinois Iowa Dea Moinea Migs Minnie McMillan Marty Lodge Knighta Pythixna Shel‘don Alee United Commercial Sheldon Council Rid. Ballard Chass H. Ballard Engel Undertaking Parlora Knights of Pythisa Charles H. Ballard

Public School Notes from Room II and High School Updates

Two new pupils join Room II Willie VanDyke and Beatha Bouma. Willis Steffen missed Tuesday, Isabelle Weir off Friday, Marie Van Den Brand off Tuesday and Wednesday. The life of Longfellow is studied this week with poems. Roggan absent a week due to his mother’s accident. Sixth and seventh grades plan a program Friday at 1 p.m. High School shows strong support for Mary Wier to represent Hull in Sanborn. Declamatory contest at the Opera House credited to the Index for free ads. no school March 7 and 8 for Northwestern Teachers Association in Sioux City. Monthly reviews captivate all. Lace curtains 35 cents at Kloek’s.

Willie VanDyke Beatha Bouma Willis Steffen Sioux City Isabelle Weir Marie ‘van den Brand Longfellow Mary Mary Wier Hull i Sanborn Opera. House Teacher’s Association

Perkins Items and Sioux Center Visit

Special Correspondent Miss Gertie Rikkers notes a visit with friends in Sioux Center. The Thorpe elevator will close on March first for an unspecified period.

Gertie Rikkers Sioux Center Thorpe

Republican caucus to pick delegates in Welcome township

A Republican caucus will meet at Center Schoolhouse in Welcome township on Tuesday March 5th 1912 at 2 30 p m to choose delegates to the GOP county convention in Sioux Center on March 9th 1912 and to nominate delegates to the state convention BEL VanWyk commitsman announces candidacy for re election as County Recorder subject to the June primary and thanks voters The Young Ladies Society of the Christian Reformed church announces a needlework event next Tuesday afternoon at 2 o clock

Sioux County Iowa John . G. VandenBerg Fok County Jongewaard Young Ladies Society of The Christian Reformed Church

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Pourunsey Mr. Schiler Marcus Damon Barber James Vickers Findh A C. Fie Austin Carver Sheldon & Ireland Carver Minneaoty Conrad Migeler Boyden John FL Bishop Y Boyden David Croft Grant Township J. &. Gunnar Sheldon Huda Tite BR. Brown Dul Slingmeir P. S Sawyer Nurga Academy For St Paul’s Evangelical Luthern Lincoln Township Jesus Christ Republican Schoeneman Bros. Co Financial Statement Ita Nicksla Cem Spaele Lhe Ballard Ar. Gerben Agnes DeYong Grange City Margeret Jennie DeYong Harry Jacobsma Eydith Canton South Dakota Ened Fonewpb Legent Mentedtien Farmers Co-opative Association of Frult Public School Notes Kloek’s Perkins Welcome Township Center Bel VanWyk Commitseman Shimp & Sons Win. Shimp & Sons Hull Town
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