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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1913
Page
5
Local and personal items report visits and arrivals including John Beelnes in Sioux City, Jim Brown once from Hull, John Mouw from Orange City, and Weir near Abadisan. Notices mention travel to Mapinolia Iowa for a relative, studio ads in Sioux Center, and a sales pitch for watches and writing materials with pricing.
Advertises sale items in Hull including oak extension dining table and other furniture, a rocking chair, periodicals, and a mix of local notices. Mentions Dr King’s New Life Pills and general goods from local shops with prices, plus wedding and community events in the Hull area.
A Georgia school principal from Sylvania describes relief from rheumatism, stomach and kidney troubles after using Electric Bitters. The ad asserts remedies failed before this product cured him and promotes bottles at 50 cents and 1 dollar.
A Chicago drug firm claims a hormone free remedy cures bedwetting and frequent urination. The CL L Rowan Drug Co offers a free 50 cent sample by mail to readers, urging households to write for medicine and spread the word.
Yakou from the Doon Press reports W. J. Ross arriving in Doon to manage the Collenbaugh livery barn. Charley Curtis visits from Canada to see his brother Will A. and recalls Doon ties. Barratt’s Paland China sow sale on February 2nd draws strong bidding with top lot No 4 selling for 90 dollars. 42 head averaged about 53 dollars. A son is born to Landlord Wright and his wife, but the infant dies after a few days. the Garfield High School play runs at Dean J Opera House Friday night with local students.
The readable portions describe a chaotic scene with references to relationships family and friends, a sense of absence and distance, and mentions of a public luncheon and a piano piece being damaged. The tone suggests a community or personal notice rather than a clear event or report.
OCR fragment shows garbled text with partial phrases and names unreadable. No clear event, date, or organization can be determined from the readable content.
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