10 Mar 1905
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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1905
Page
1
A jumble of classified items notes land offers from Day County Land Co Abdover 8 D painting and paper hanging by Powell in Portland and Wash Victoria Vancouver routes. Local notices include school election next Monday, funeral attendance in Sioux City, and community events plus ads for Holister’s Rocky Mountain Tea and farming tips about Luther Burbank and politics.
Dr. R W Hall announces location in rooms formerly used by Dr Corbus. He is now present and ready to receive patients. Office hours from 8 to 12 am and 1 to 5 pm.
A fragmented 1905 notice mentions Hemeseekers Excursions on the Great Northern line with monthly Tuesday trips to the north end and a 21 day return limit. It also advertises an auction of household goods at Swelger’s corner Gat on a Swelger’s corner Gat on an afternoon in March.
Beane family moves to Dorona fall while they will make screens. Henry Mackie and M Hogan and com J were Sheldon visitors Tuesday. Mall carrier crulsee war water pal week for the dral of the week. A A Paypam substituted on Route 17. G Wilson of the Fires National Tank visited Chicago. Dr Coadh and Workman attended the County Medical Association meeting in Orange City. Comrade Lewis Barth to Hull Saturday after winter with daughter near Kimball. He went from here to Alvord. Red Hall Geo Vickers Dr Hall and K of F men at Sheldon for Fourth District convention. Several attended Michiganary convention at Sioux City as a delegate from Wie Hall M F church. Mrs D G Lass visited Sioux City for missionary rates. GN Sawyer improving property south of depot with porches and kitchen. Fred Cloverinza and wife from Douglas county S D visiting Martin Nurmeyer family. Ladies Aid met with Miss Mamie Doane. Albert E Hott to leave for Pacific coast trip with Charles Wineh and others via Gt Northern to Portland. Town Classis of Mne Reformed church meets next Tuesday at Orange City regarding Rev S Koster Hull church. Wishing to understand Holland to hear both sides of the controversy.
The notice announces the marriage of Miss Erte Trowbridge at Magnolis Minnesota with plans to reside at Worthingles. It mentions Hull friends sending best wishes and notes a business advertising update from M. O. L. Corey at a Des Moines convention. Other items tell of classroom roses, a teacher’s rebuke, and a French cyclist aiding a donkey cart to the hilltop.
A speech recounts a party in an uptown hotel where Senator Slone of Missouri described a controversial campaign event. He argues the group discussed fewer campaign jokes than any other they could recall and claimed such stories would boost a paper’s commercial value.
Obituary notes Mea Nicesa Juliette Warriner de ceased born Naples in 1818 died March 7 1905 at age 86 then widow of Lucius Hector Warriner. She lived in Iowa towns including Andrew Morticello Hull and Maquoketa with sister Mrs Hunter. one child died in infancy. An accidental nighttime fall led to her death after a winter in good health.
A fragment from a local record notes “Tite’s coinage” or a related term, suggesting a trusted notice in a church or community ledger. The readable line hints at a ceremonial coin or a naming event tied to a community or religious setting.
February totals and March 4 month ending attendance are reported with figures for total enrollment February average membership and attendance. Names listed include Gertie Bronating Elmer Himbrestas Dele Hodge Certha Karasen Henryenhofst Walter Wenalink Johny Wersma Loretto and Papi noted as not absent or tardy.
An OCR fragment advertises Hot-Heter’s Rocky Mountain Tea and Tablets claiming health benefits for summer use. Mentions agents, Greet Northern Line, and Fred Rog love as likely contact or endorsers, with pricing and sales through Prairie Queen and Bee Hive. Describes rich blood and muscled improvement as results.
A Hull Iowa letter urges painters not to mix lead and zinc by hand, praising Devoe products for ground blending. It explains grinding lead into zinc to create a durable combined coating and notes machinery reduces cost. Also reports Charles Thomas Isatweek convicted in Des Moines for life in murder of Mable Schofield.
Notice to Hull electors announces a March 27 1995 election in the town council room to fill one councilman vacancy and two full council seats. Polls open from 9 o clock A M to 7 o clock P M per clerk Stevens.
Advertises for men and women to represent an old established hover business in Tela County and adjoining territories. Cites need for agents, commissions, and travel, with promises of steady work and prospects.
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