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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1898
Page
5
Hollce informs qualified electors of the Incorporated Torry of Aull Siont County Lows that no election will be held in the council room on Monday March 23 1894 for Mayor Clerk Treasurer Two Councilmen Assessor The polls will open at Bo glock a.m. and close at 6 O'clock p.m. J S Wrnoz Meror
Four or five farms offered for sale with asking prices from 30 to 40 dollars per acre. Contact F. C. Beciaan for details. Dr W Y d Miller dentist will be at Hotel Patterson every Monday and Tuesday each week. persons needing services should take note.
The community contemplates school director and treasurer electors with no named candidates for director yet. The key issue is the length of the next school year nine or ten months and a vote is set to avoid board and patron disagreements. On March 15 the Rathbone sisters hold a complimentary opening at the Commercial House with supper from 5 to 10 and proceeds benefiting their lodge.
A sprawling item filled with town news from Hall including social visits, church work, traders, a revival, and local politics. Mentions Miss Ella Story, Miss Eva Moulton, Miss Teva Alburgens, and Commander Baird among others plus a Cedar Rapids election result and a planned Armory dance for St Patrick’s Day.
Washington reports indicate the inquiry court will likely find the Ataing wreck was caused by external agency not an accident. The forecast outlines two parts: conditions disproving accidental explosion and evidence for external force, with a focus on wreck conditions and two explosions. The president has prepared an international law statement and a compilation of similar cases, now with the president.
Kirk Woolf & Co of Cleveland closed a contract with government officials for 250000 tons of coal to be rushed to Key West. The government requires rapid delivery with a short deadline and offers a large bonus for early completion. Special railroad arrangements will move the coal as mined to Key West.
Baltimore March 10 The government orders immediate delivery of the Rogers and McKee torpedo boats built by the Columbian Lion works with one week and thirty days deadlines and urges rapid progress on the submarine near Slunyzer as directed by Navy Department officials.
An upper Manhattan drawing teacher recalls Tommy the misfit pupil who claimed he chased a runaway dog. Tommy described a greyhound he supposedly drove to keep from running off the tablet, provoking skepticism from classmates and a firm rebuke from the teacher.
A passenger uses a newspaper to test if his fare was paid. The street car conductor confirms payment, then the man repeats the question at home with a sly smile. The exchange ends with light amusement for the passenger and his wife.
A correspondent recalls a London Telegraph tale about a British man who found a French rifle with two bullets meeting point to point after Gravelotte. A German bullet allegedly entered the muzzle as the French fired, two bullets meeting without bursting the barrel. The stranger left his card.
A short humorous clipping recalls a Stonchester tale about a be well west man in England. A child answers that a gentleman must have loved children very much because she brought him up, in a whispered household quip from Stranl Magazine.
Decorative list of furniture for parlor bedroom dining room and kitchen features. Highlights include elegant upholstery pieces and coordinated ensembles. Details emphasize style and quality with emphasis on comfort and practicality for home interiors.
The piece notes Lenry Landerink securing a secretary post in Chill and reports on social events at Boyden and Latimer. It discusses a pending war mood, National Guard prospects for Nelson Brown as a veterinary surgeon, and rising public interest in military preparations and politics amid labor disputes.
A manuscript Hebrew Bible housed in the Vatican weighs 220 pounds, claiming the title of the largest Bible in the world. The vast volume attracts scholars and visitors, highlighting the Vatican Library's rare holdings and historical significance.
A reader notes that since November 1 1803 the United States has coined 37 735 572 standard silver dollars in circulation and comments on the market and public reception.
The piece argues naval strength proves itself in emergencies and warns against regret over expenses. It criticizes Prof Herron of Iowa College Grivel for anarchic utterances and questions harsh measures against the college. It also endorses DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve for burns and skin ailments.
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