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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1909
Page
4
The Sioux City Journal notes many Iowa towns face waterworks issues under stretched resources and conflicting bills in the legislature. It cites opera houses and auditoriums as examples while hinting at officials TAIT and SHERMAN seeking salaries of 160 and 48 dollars per day.
D H Wissing of Carmel receives deputy county auditor appointment. He is a Sioux County product born in West Branch township, a Sioux Center high school and Cedar Rapids Business College graduate praised as a capable official. The piece reflects on tariff revision and Congress, citing the Sioux City Journal and Sioux City Daily News on taft and congressional operation.
Auditor of State declares Iowa State Bank of Hull fully compliant with state laws and authorized to transact as a state bank. Board of Directors named: E. H. Reimann, John B. Mayer, Nannie Reimann, Therese Schoenemann, J. H.C. Baumann. Des Moines, January 12, 1909.
Fifteen years back, Miss Olive Tamplin closes her term of school west of George. Henry Huibregtse starts a new house in the east part of town. Miss Clara Henry visits Sanborn for a month. Mrs. Carpenter leaves for Kansas and possibly California. Miss Mabd Mille and Hortense Tamplin visit George via Sheldon. George secures spring term for Mille. W Lenaink buys two Fir Street lots opposite the Lutheran church to build a residence. Ladies of the Bother social event with husbands and prospective husbands unfolds. J W Sul and Son decorate their furniture store and seek more room. R Foben undergoes eye surgery by Dr. Woadburn hoping for good results.
A wad of chewing gum found in a high school room will be returned to the owner upon proof of ownership and duration of use. The Caesar class held a monthly test last Friday with generally satisfactory results and no perfect papers. Evangelist Frank A. Miller spoke at the school Thursday morning urging attendance at meetings to aid lessons. The Nawah Dahahs are preparing a distinctive program for a forthcoming event.
The notice offers reduced rates for settlers and named individuals to Dakota and Montana routes linking Chicago Milwaukee and Puget Sound. Applies to towns including Haynes Hettiger Bowman Mar marth and numerous Montana stations with complete details from local agents.
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