Hull and Surroundings News From February 24 1802
Ed Ballard travels to the county capital while Miss Kate Yockey visits Beresford relatives. Algona’s M. Miller meets family, Mason City buys barber outfit, insurance agent John Van den Berg visits Hull. Beloit father Payne arrives for daughter Austin Carver to join Bell Foben acreage deal at $31.25 per acre. Ladies’ Aid Society hosts first public entertainment at Opera Hall. Company E 1 NG plans lieutenant election on March 3. Rien Schultz moves from Hull to Manson. Katie Knewell hosts surprise for Mina Lizzie Kizer in LeMars. Hull commerce remains busier than nearby towns on Milwaukee line. debate over well contracts and granite prospects continues. The community awaits firm action on well work and stone contracts.
Fragmentary note on Wednesday visit and remarks
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a Wednesday visit by a Mrs Schweiger and a Mrs Hoeppner attending a Highland Park event in Des Moines. A gentleman’s remark is overheard, but details are unclear.
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Cain
Wedraaday Tigh
Schweiger
Mias Hoeppner
Highland Fark Norral
den Moines
Election Notice for Hull Iowa March 25 1912
Notice to Hull Iowa electors of an election on Monday March 25 1912 at Township Hall for mayor treasurer assessor and five councilmen polls open 8 am to 7 pm dated March 1 1912 signed FE C Stevens Recorder.
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Hull
Iowa
Tam Tts
FE. C. Stevens
Wedding Bells At Father's Home Near Hull
Abr John Claus Hollander and Misa Marg arite Sophia Schoenemann united in matrimony at 4 30 p m in the groom's family's home 73 miles northeast of Hull Rev Paul J Hungg officiated The bride Ma ria Hollander sister of the groom acted as bridesmaid The couple to reside on the old Pa s tbe couple's parents are well known in the area The bride's parents are in Germany The groom's family purchased feed oil meal Bran and Middlings stock from Thorpe Elevator Co Perkins Iowa Apr ...
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Hull
Abr
John Claus Hollander
Misa Margarite
Sophia Schoenemann
Paul J. Hungg
Evangelical Luthern Church
Misa Eiema Hollander
Wilhelm Pfeang Schoenemann
John Hollander
Thia County
New York
Hia Parenta
Christ Hollander
Germany
Acme Cement
Joby Hollander
Thorpe Elevator Co
Perkins
Letter from E D Brown Alhantira Calif on health and travel
E D Brown of Alhantira Calif writes from Hall of Records about his father's illness improving slowly and plans to move home to Alhambra. He notes kindness from Beckmans Schoenemans and Hull friends and recalls attending the Iowa picnic with many attendees and local names while sharing views on Roosevelt Wilson Taft politics and seed corn testing.
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Chas
Awatech
Alhambra
Beckmans
Schoenemans
Hull
Iowa
Father
Mother
Long Beach
Gan
Mr. Blfp. Hawking
Maud
Nice Misa Pearl
Santa Ana
Myrtle
George Beekman
Godfrey
Frank
California
East Lake Park
George Washington
Birk van Wyhe
North Wast
Stedlande
van Wyhe
Lambert
Heillands
Demena
Alao
Aml Mew
Wn. Massen
Farmer Hallitea
Will VandeeWill
Maa ‘Tracy
Will
Misa Bartha
Trobert Shawnemat
Roosevelt
Cummins
Hoosevelt
Taft
Senatyur Cuarninins
Cumming
Seed Corn Quality Report From Iowa State College Bulletin
The bulletin notes seed corn planted in 1912 is poor and seeds from about 80 counties show only about 65 percent of kernels are strong. Data from 27 experiment stations over four years reveal high death and weakness rates, with farmers averaging low germination and only about 1 percent of corn survives as planned.
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Lews State College
Towa
Hull residents urged to fund new academy project
A local appeal urges Hull and surrounding residents to back an intermediate instruction society plan to build a new academy. The letter credits landowners and farmers for potential value increases and lists committees and donors while urging prompt donations before a midmonth deadline.
Unclear question about state factions and presidency
An OCR fragment questions which factions will enter the state to seize the presidency, referencing a four year ago oath and alleging the state was cheated out of the view presidency.
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Miles
Oatary
Barriers Burned Away at Davidson Opera House
The dramatization of B. P. Roe’s novel Barriers Burned Away, adapted by George Middleton, plays at Davidson Opera House Saturday March 9. A poor country youth moves to Chicago before the fire, faces social scorn, and wins the German baron’s daughter’s love as wealth and status barriers burn away.
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B. P. Roe
George Middleton
Davidson Opera House
Chicago
Roe
Opera
Messrs
Gaskell & MacVitty
University Notes at Iowa City Move in Religious Revival
The State University of Iowa hosts a student movement led by Wilhemina Jongewaard of Orange City. Daily services aim to deepen fellowship and spiritual life with a Girls Council guiding female student participation. A closing vesper is planned for March 1, with organizers from WCA and the Girls Council.
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The
State University of Iowa
Hureau of Information
Iowa City
Lowe
Lign
Wilhemina Jongewasrd
Orange City
University of Iowa
Pirle
Atudente
Dietatla
Ava
Handa
WCA
Misa Jongewaard
Merier
Thia
Norarity
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