05 Mar 1897
Page 1
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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1897
Page
1
The article discusses tariff questions on sugar, potential effects of a duty, and expected market conditions with imports by the sugar trust. It references American Economist and notes on Northern Pacific rail line promotion, local political activities, a school election, civil service notices, and an upcoming appointment.
A crowded column lists theater plans and performances by Mathews and Dillion, with mention of Gina, Aaron Lou, and Rock Valley. It also covers a Hull youth outing with Miss Flora Houw, social visits, and a surge of spring goods from Mrs. Hobt Schosneman. The piece closes with long passages on aging and community cares, including school lists and names of local pupils and neighbors attending events.
A fragmented notice describes a sale tied to an anniversary event. It mentions Berk-Wan and Wintermantel Rowe as involved in cash transactions and stock of goods, with terms unclear due to OCR corruption. The item reads like a local commerce notice with specific shop names and a sale context.
Notice informs electors of the Indepetuedd Seligal District of ELGTE about the school election at the Council room on Marel Pig, Abn Meeling day. Details include provisions of laws, financial statements, and district board estimates for teachers, contingency funds, and other expenditures.
Fragmentary text shows an offer with cash payment options and a partial note about part payment and office handling. Names and concrete details are unreadable, but the passage implies a purchase or settlement process awaiting clarification.
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