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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1904
Page
1
Auction notice for used school desks offered at five dollars each, priced at half of new and described as nearly new. Limited stock with no further quantity available. inquiries directed to F Hawsins in Hull Iowa.
For Rent ad copy with scattered fragments lists a property near Hail Warren's and two miles north of Huil. Mentions Call and address hints, a wallpaper display, and several garbled names. Also references moving fort Warshlagtn state and a May baby expectant, with weather notes and other ambiguous items.
A jumble of short notes records social calls, sales, and farm leasing inquiries. Mentions of D W Warren, Mrs. Wo Biek, C AL Bisier, and J Jansma with various errands, a Great Northern train schedule update, and a caucus plan for mayoral and council races in Rex and surrounding towns. An Orange City Republican candidacy notice requests support for congress.
Readable fragments describe a March 10 appearance by Colored Tubilee Singers, teachers’ meetings, church gatherings, and a county caucus. Mentions of local candidates Cassill and Casey appear alongside social updates, entertainment proceeds, and scattered travel notes across Hull and surrounding towns.
A garbled OCR passage describes a hotel incident with a rolling alarm and large flakes of something hurting seating. It mentions a home cart and a hydrant with a string of items coupled for readvices, indicating emergency readiness or response actions.
A bepinnite class starts next Monday with enrollment open for spring. The Ideal program invites children to begin soon. March 19 features Watertainers described as a rare treat with varied baggage and moving pies, humorous and educational with chimes and instruments. Pres Harper of the University of Chicago praises the entertainers. Upcoming events include Dr. Follanshee lecture on March 22 and home talent entertainment on April 1.
There will be a sale of the late Mrs Woodson's household goods on Saturday March 12.
Fragmented text discusses morality, dancing, temperance, and social reform with quotes about evil, law, and women. Mentions high school dancing, reform efforts, and a note on Great Northern Line travel rates in 1904 with places like Spokane Seattle and San Francisco.
Official notice announces an election in Biull Town for mayor treasurer recorder and two councilmen on March 5 in Lowe Hall. Polls open 7 a m to 8 p m. Also referenced are political remarks and unrelated items including railroad passenger circulars and local advertisements.
The undersigned will sell at public auction all personal property of the J Bolles estate at the home farm two miles north of Putnam Semiline north of Blous Center and four miles southwest of Hull on Tuesday March 15. A entry includes horses cattle chickens farm machinery seeds hay and tools. Terms cash with 1 000 minimum and credit on approved notes at 8 percent. Lunch served. Auctioneer M FaNER Winsor Clerk James Flwopkins Executor.
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