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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1913
Page
6
Fragmentary OCR text shows a stray line about a jail bust and scattered names. Readable elements include mentions of a bust and names like Wadett and Brith, but the context is unclear. The piece resembles an old police or court-notice fragment with damaged wording and missing details.
Unclear OCR text yields scattered phrases about sportsmen and a pine related event. readable parts mention Pine a Bora and district activity with references to Haul Year and Liveta Dee. No coherent event details or names to confirm.
In a rural district residents push for improved school facilities with outside support from local businesses and farmers. A petition outlines upgrades while village officials weigh shifting the campus to a corporate district and ensuring immediate relocation for families.
Four sub contests selected winners in the Spencer declamatory event held Friday night. Hawarden and Laurens also held contests with winners advancing to future competitions. Kal win Kjernstad led in oratory, Esther Hands won dramatic, and Ruth Briggs led humorous, from the Spencer session.
Received here is word of the marriage of W. H. Thividson aged 71 and Mrs Elin Richardson aged 71 of Alvin their wedding will unite two long married residents here. Thividson plans to relocate to Aransean soon and make his home there. A separate report notes an accident where Mrs Efi i sof yuage suffered severe burns while a fire trust earlier. crews attended and the injured survived.
Officials announce a planned county tour focusing on soil health farm utilities and related infrastructure. The program involves the extension department and local leaders to boost agricultural knowledge and practical county options for growers.
The Cedar Findfields plan to invest about 500000 in improvements at the local plant, the largest oat meal mill in the world. Upgrades include a story mill and storage landings, large grain storage tanks, enlarged mill landings, and underground tunnels with overhead bridges.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a federal building project authorized by Congress years ago in Mars. It mentions an option price near 20 000 and a bid invitation from the treasury department or an agency for the prime site.
Lily Lowrenes convicted of maintaining an illicit house received five years at Anamosa reformatory. She was transported there today after an appeal to the supreme court, but she could not obtain a stay.
Bragell Wells, a farmer near Guthrie Center Iowa, was found dead after a blaze and a half starved dog guarded his body. Investigators believe foul play preceded the incident with the fire not yet started and the suspect remaining at the scene.
A local entity named OREGOLT announces intent to install a modern sewage system. The notice outlines project goals, anticipated timelines, and community impact considerations.
A fragmented 19th century newspaper fragment reports a farm home fire with loss and an insurance note, a probate tax discussion leading to a postponed meeting, and a police case involving an alleged assault. It also notes funeral and accident items including a fatal vessel incident and a railway work accident.
A garbled OCR segment includes scattered names and phrases such as BANKER AMD and Pio Ages with fragmented terms. The readable parts resemble a damaged page fragment containing personal names and stray words, offering little clear event or context.
A father seeks modification of a divorce decree to gain custody of both children after his wife dies and a sister becomes guardian for the daughter. The article notes prior guardian arrangements, Kansas involvement, and ongoing court action in Tripp County with cross state issues. A separate item reports an Iowa train accident endangering a child, with possible fatal injuries and conflicting crossing fault claims.
A royal procession moves past Marlborough House as women rush papers and police halt petitions. Police arrest five women who attempt to present a petition to the King along Whitehall.
Marek Dl Alifiaid and others described as arsonists today set fire to Saunderton station of the Great Western Railway, burning it to the ground about 31 miles from London. Two placards nearby bore the slogans Burning to the ware and Votes for women.
Chicago police report an alleged confession by Franklin Fink alias Pranklin and Finkelberg naming 35 members of an arson trust. The suspect, held in Saukith Bend Indiana for two months, previously denied cooperation in the fires. The statement targets several insurance adjusters connected to the alleged ring.
A historical note reports Frank Munsey selling his Boston Journal to a buyer, with references to the transaction and surrounding context in the press. The text includes garbled OCR fragments mentioning Munsey and a sale, set amid broader publication industry chatter.
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