For Rent A House With Barn and Rooms
Classified note seeking rental space in Gruyere area. Mentions upper bakery floor, fire sale condition, and terms via contact Jon Posen.
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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1904
Page
7
Classified note seeking rental space in Gruyere area. Mentions upper bakery floor, fire sale condition, and terms via contact Jon Posen.
James F. Dopkins executor for A J Holks estate offers two 100 acre heavy growth tame grave pasture with woven wire fencing windmill and water tank plus sixty acres of clover hay. A handler for the stock is needed. Written to Holton Block Sioux City Iowa or G Heckman Full for torars. Moy 18
All parties knowing themselves in debt to me are urged to call and settle their accounts from April first. After that date accounts will be left for collection. G. S. DeMors.
A garbled mix of notes highlights hats at Klank's and local social visits. Mentions Dist. Clerk Thomer under quarantine, a missionary convention at the Methodist church, and family travels to Edgely and Struble with several relays of kin and neighbors.
Fragmentary OCR text describes a wedding with unclear names and phrases. The readable lines reference a bride or couple and a past event, with ambiguous wording about expectations and a mysterious location. The passage lacks concrete details, dates, or identifiable entities.
Notes detail how Mr and Miss Dancer left a vast fortune after death. Cash totaling 3000 pounds were found in an old coat nailed to a man, 90 pounds in a teapot, 2000 pounds stowed in crevices, and other sums in a stable, revealing peculiar disposal methods.
The shriveled parchment known as English Magna Charta was nearly cut up by a ruthless tailor but Sir Robert Cotton saved it by buying the manuscript for a penny. It now rests in a British museum displaying the wax seal and damaged manuscript in a mounted case.
A garbled excerpt presents a misread conversation with phrases like Sah0 Maid to Mistress and Tee beon tas meeting of the Girls. The text appears as distorted OCR with unclear names and speakers, suggesting a mocked or coded social scene.
A garbled quotation from a Detroit Free Press fragment mentions restoring Time to its original color amid a wartime context. The readable phrases reference willingness, prices, and a possible demand for change, though the text is heavily distorted.
Fragmentary OCR text shows garbled phrases about muster events and a question about why they are large. No clear people places or organizations are identifiable.
Fragmentary text shows a choir event with unclear names and places. Readable bits mention a choir group and possible location theme but lack concrete details, dates, or participants.
A historical note recounts Daniel Lambert born in Leicester in 1770 who died in 1800 in Stamford. He reached fifty two stone weighing 728 pounds and attracted crowds in London and the provinces before his death. The piece compares his fame and public curiosity with Edward Bright of Malien and mentions fictional names for contrast.
A fragment recalls a cold February night when Cerver Maseer stayed out and faced cunning tricks in Paris with his mother. The text hints at a family scene and a deft ruse.
In the Sprimdlid spirit the aged keep youth in heart while aging weakens the body. Some insist quote never grows old yet wear worn faces and bent shoulders. Their inner strength lies in perpetual youth of mind and concern for younger generations, as noted by Springfeld Union.
An OCR fragment describes a self made man recalling an evening gathering with a widow. The dialogue includes quips about folly and restraint while referencing a Porter film and a philadelphia lexicon and birds of China.
In a tense exchange Dr Tuckerman questions Mrs Channing’s choice to travel alone to Newport to prepare the summer house. Dr Channing jokes that she might not undertake the task alone and remarks on the public interest the issue has sparked. The dialogue reveals concerns about independence and household duties.
A fragmented public notice style piece moves from child sleep needs to adult patterns then touts Liquid Kool as a premier germ destroyer and insect killer. It claims farmers testifed to its merits and urges readers to ask a named contact about it.
The Passenger Department of the Central Railroad outlines monthly rates for freight moving vegetables, gardens, stock, and dairy products to Kentucky, West Tennessee, and Louisiana. It specifies forwarding instructions and contacts for shippers, with general schedules and eligibility details.
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