03 Mar 1899
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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1899
Page
1
I have 100 fine sheep to let on shares to responsible parties and a good chance for someone. Call and see me for particulars. Bentiatry. Dr J Grout, Rock Rapids dentist, will be at Hotel Patterson on March 1 and 18 for dental work. Patients will obtain satisfaction.
A scrambled column notes second hand items for sale, a civics club gathering at Mrs. Robert Schoeneman’s Locust Street home, and a notice about G W Lensink’s spring clothing ad. It mentions Rocky Mountain Tea as a tonic, social entertainments by Mrs. J. Wilson and Mrs. Sadie Hollenbeck, and local gossip about Lizzie Foppe visiting Mite A. F. McKellar.
The Congrogos hnguak church women hosted a social and sewing afternoon at Mrs H W Polirich’s home. A crowd of old Sitad boys gathered near Harragar's drug store to joke about hat styles. Miss Gertrude Beach entertained friends with a notably pleasant party. Local leaders discuss political ambitions for colonel in the 62d Iowa National Guards. Henry Frunek Jr advances farm work with new windmill and grinder. Dr. Wel Shepard and family plan to settle in Le Mars. Hull residents visit Miller's Restaurant. Athenian Literary Society sets a March program with readings debates and quizzes.
Fragmented text from a 1900s style paper mentions money, a promise for old age, and a March 10 event at the Opera House. It also reports the death of George Holmes in San Antonio Texas and a legal petition to Pailey for Sioux County representation, with signatures from local electors.
The Grange City Argard reports the county attorney Van Oost erhout opening the Blood case against Alive A. Choad for the alleged murder of her husband. The brief begins with the indictment and jury remarks.
In a murder trial opening, George Blood outlines first degree murder charges against Abs Blood for the Nov 1 killing of her husband. The defense argues paretic dementia and insanity linked to long abuse and family mental illness, urging court to assess sanity and suspend proceedings if needed.
Notice to qualified residents of the incorporated town of Hulton that a local election will be held Monday March 27 1939 in the Council room to fill the offices of Mayor Recorder and two Councilmen The polls open at 9 o clock a m and close at 6 p m Pro Tem Major Stevens presiding
Notice to all persons interested that on the Bath day of February 1599 the Mmedersigne was appointed administrator of the estate of John Andrews late of Sioux County Iowa by the District Court of Sioux County Iowa. All indebted to the estate must pay to the undersigned and those having claims must present them legally authenticated to the court for allowance. Dated the Ath day of February 99 18 Wises.
A historical note describes Mexican gesture meanings from Maya to modern usage. It explains fixed signs across regions, such as upward shoulder movements for don’t know or don’t care, and specific hand shapes signaling wait, drink, barber, eat, and saluting motions, illustrating broad expressive range.
A detailed description of tree felling methods using an undercut and a hinge to direct the fall. It explains how top height limits influence direction, how the hinge is positioned, and how the block is wedged to guide gravity. It also covers stumping, rolling, and chip placement to control the fall and ground impact.
A health note warns that typhoid and cholera germs can survive in egg shells for about 19 hours, contaminating the nutrient content. It urges careful storage and handling and notes cooking eggs at high temperatures kills germs and reduces risk.
An article cites a Chicago Post claim that a young man in New Jersey recovered from tetanus after serum was injected into the brain, a method not used in Missouri where a Liberty citizen was treated. Dr Wood of Kansas City reportedly performed a Claw test to induce a jaw closure, leading to recovery.
The note questions the use of coramatt in Australian colonies tied to coroner inquiries. It speculates on its origin and relation to coronal or baronial formations, contrasting with standard dictionaries and Morris's Austral English.
In a humorous exchange, a mother asks a child about a missing item and the child confesses losing it on purpose to enjoy the thrill of the find, a lighthearted moment captured in Figaro.
The text notes that animals were among the earliest forms of money and that sheep and oxen served as currency in ancient Rome, replacing coins at times. It highlights livestock as a primitive measure of value in Roman society.
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