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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1903
Page
16
A notice states four fur collars were left at the Daane and Hendling store several days ago and the owner may claim them by proving property and paying a fee.
One Hitchen girl and one chamber maid at once. Good wages paid to the right party. Hotel Linadia.
Friday evening March 13 at 7 50 p m admission for children threepence adults two sixpence. Those wanting milk or nut milk tar tested asked to bring considerable.
Local items report arrivals of new buggies at Wiersma’s and a taste of retail sales at Gutd and Archibalds. Visitors include J L Curtis in Struble and Postmaster John Los with Wete Schoep in Hull. Emigrant crowd departs eastbound for Tolland Iowa and South Dakota with about 150 aboard and 25 stopped in Tint to greet relatives. A pamphlet from Henry Clews Banking House invites readers to invest in different stores. Marshal DeVries investigated a hydrant site on Lisiroad Street seeking a cut-off valve, later discovered twenty-five feet away.
Readable items show a school election upcoming next Monday with unnamed candidates and local community events. Reports mention the Wagner Mustociul Armory performance. farming plans. Lensink building contract and rapid remodeling, plus discussions on local journalism and social conduct.
A New Zealand Times-Democrat reader notes recurring errors in letter shapes and capitalization. The piece cites several people who consistently misform capital and small letters, such as P and B, and explains how habit, not knowledge, drives these handwriting mistakes.
A collage of curious animal facts notes birds avoiding their prey, reindeer choosing old leaders, and a high body temperature in a species. It mentions prolific eggs laid by certain fish, a viper that incubates internally, and Kea parrots developing skills for sheep. It also observes garfish, porpoises, and dolphins surfacing and wading behaviors.
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In a cautionary tale from a chance meeting, Chariva Willips warns that exchanging business cards can expose a person to impersonation. Barrow notes he once signed a card and faced a $240 debt after a forged entry, illustrating the risk of signing another’s autograph or details.
A narrator recalls a tense moment in a henhouse as Tommi faces a puzzling task. His mother calls from the darkness while a faint clattering accompanies his uneasy attempt to repair the rooster before dawn.
A garbled dialogue details a merchant and clerk discussing a sale of stock to Catholic Standard and Times, then references travel to the Adhambra and a snake incident. A friend asks about a hushams cenjey visit and a politics note hints at seeking city work within a seven day request.
The readable text discusses poverty and unidentified references to medals and people. It contains garbled phrases and unclear connections, with no coherent events or names clearly present.
A fragment describes a mysterious green worm in gardens that drills holes in plants. It warns the pest devours blossoms and fruits, leaving discoloration as it feeds. Vigilance is urged to locate and remove the insect before widespread damage occurs.
A fragmented discussion describes a boy as an odd piece of carniture, yet asserts he is the ground and central ingre di ent of the wan. It warns against assuming he is an idiot, noting his incomprehensibility to others but eventual maturation.
In Notes and Queries a startling inquiry asks when clergymen ceased duel fighting. It notes the 1782 Clyde Park duel where the Rev Mr Atlan killed Lloyd Delany, was convicted of manslaughter, and fined 1 shilling plus six months in New Vale.
A dated meditation notes how affection can cloud reason and how vanity and anger affect relationships. It discusses marriage built on honest affection lasting amid time and the lure of serving others. It questions duty versus love and the worries it brings to both men and women.
Disjointed excerpts recount a Confederate veteran's Spaniel War claim and a 1854 journey of Lori Ragina to Crithen. It notes French officials at Raglan’s headquarters and a quip about politics. A murder case in which an Irish juror was bribed by £200 to render manslaughter verdict is included with a cautious exchange.
The article notes the Yueping festival in China during the eighth month with moon shaped cakes and visiting customs. It connects the practice to a prophetic verse about kneading dough for the queen of heaven and mentions offerings and oblations. Includes a stray dialogue about meat and beer from a trade board scene.
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