11 Mar 1904
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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1904
Page
1
Multiple items offered for sale including 3 small desks, house furniture, beef cattle feed, Timothy seed, and bale stock. List includes prices per bushel and per month, with contact at B F Havens and H Keith, and a notice of property taken up at Perkins for owner recovery. Publication and costs required.
The page records community notices, sales ads, and social updates from Hull including visitors from Orange City and Sheldon, a Republican county convention with delegates chosen, and related political maneuvers. It mentions Mrs. Geary and the Stutzman farewell, local commerce, and upcoming Great Northern train deals.
Settler's Rates to the Wear list 222.90 to Jelena Gutte and Kaliapel Mont 25.40 to Spokane Wenatchee Wash 27.9 to Seattle and Tacoma Wash Portland Ore Victoria B C ag240 to San Francisco Los Amelia Cant Via GREAT NORTHERN Line from Perkins La Similar rates to all other points Stopovers allowed at intermediate stations Full information by any Great Northern agent or Fred Pegers
Voters in Hall, Sioux County, Iowa, face a March election at the town hall. Ballot items ask whether the incorporated town should grant a telephone franchise for street and road use and for erecting and maintaining equipment. Also listed are municipal offices and a separate election for town officers on the same date.
Washington Dead Letter Office handles over six million letters with 219000 postage stamp letters and 95000 unsealed spot checks annually. Many items go astray or are returned, including thousands of books jewels and merchandise. The report urges greater care and accuracy in mail handling and addresses to reduce disappointments and anxiety.
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