10 Mar 1911
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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1911
Page
1
The notice states a prompt settlement option for all arrears and one year’s payment in advance. It emphasizes a deadline for action and urges affected subscribers to comply to avoid further action by Hutt Ixoex.
The Western Union inaugurates a Day Letter telegraph service as a companion to the Night Letter. The Day Letter charges one and a half times the Night Letter for up to fifty words and adds a fifth of the initial charge per extra ten words. Examples show Chicago to New York and Chicago to Des Moines rates and adders.
An item notes veteran Tamplin confined to his house for several days and mentions aging veterans who are not as physically strong as before. Reverend Heinen and family plan to move to Savborn this week, with community ties acknowledging changes and best wishes for happiness and prosperity.
The Davidson Opera House announces upcoming appearances including Steven's Illustrated Lecture, Moms and Tuesday, and The Cowboy Girls. Shows are scheduled for March 13 and 14 with additional dates to be announced.
Notice that on February 2nd, 11 the Sioux County District Court appointed Beira L. Harkins estate administrator. Creditors must file claims with the administrator’s attorney by March 1st, 1911, for allowance.
A tale recalls Henry Clay taking a desperate murder case when all local lawyers refused. The defendant faced a hopeless mood as a neighbor was killed in cold blood, and the famed Kentucky statesman appeared undaunted in defense, transforming the outcome despite grim odds.
In a sensational defense, Clay shadows a murderous stare to sway a jury. The jurors convict then acquit after his dramatic last move. He reveals days of practice perfecting the threatening gaze before the mirror.
A playful dialogue features Little Manry and Pal as they discuss history stories and a curious quiz. Honey asks about cooking and fireworks while adults tease and encourage, mixing misread words and childlike curiosity in a domestic scene.
A Sanskrit tale from Lakshadatta and Tabdhad dita tells of Labdhadetta the beggar who pleads before King Lakshapura. The king rewards a composed verse with a gift, handing him a lemon, provoking laughter and pity among the crowd.
A Washington Star note recalls a tale where a lemon, exchanged through many hands, returns to the king and breaks to reveal it was secretly filled with valuable gems, exposing a long chain of clever transfers.
The report describes a confrontation at an employer where two Black men argue over who owes money. Abraham claims Thomas Shori owes him 85 while Shori vehemently denies, and the debate escalates with threats of divine punishment. The boss settles that Jones lent Short 85, ending the dispute.
The Rev Trl Hicks introduces the 1911 almanac under guardianship, noting a large number of horses and readiness. The Hicks and Tet Re Hicks Magazine Word and Work advertise a $1 yearly subscription and 85 cents prepaid for the almanac, urging homes or offices to order from the Word and Work Publishing Company in St. Louis Missouri.
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