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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1908
Page
5
A collage of social notes from Sioux Center area reports Mrs. Wil Haynes in Skeldon and Will Wiersma in Boyden on business, Henry Claerbout from Les Mars, and multiple residents traveling or visiting. Aimed at community events, school activities, repairs, sales, and local commerce with references to measles cases, railroad surveys, auctions, and farm work, all set in a small town newspaper tone.
Local Hull Index page lists free coffee promotions and bundled offers at the Index Office. It notes visitors to the Valley and various social happenings, shipments from Hull, and plans for a medal contest on March 15. Utah, Colorado farm pitches, and multiple family notices appear, with personal arrivals and farewells.
The note lists names such as Albert Nettinga K C Vis Ralph Wasselink Kenny Eggink and James Watson as readers urged to settle dues. It critiques those who postpone payments and states another honor roll will be published next week.
Barron area social updates show Mrs Henry hosting visitors from Hull and Sibley family gatherings at the Lincoln Hotel and other homes. Reports mention Ed Dealy promoting land interests, a library fund boost, and a Dakota farm-bargain offer from the Index office with nationwide connections through Charles Sawyer.
The town caucus Tuesday evening nominated four candidates for the upcoming election. Informal ballots produced A F Steffen 57 votes and A J Wynry 28 with Steen declared nominated after formalizing the tally. Vickers and Putnam were named for council, Hunding chosen as third member, and Wilson and Weir nominated by acclamation for treasurer and assessor.
The church invites attendance at morning services with the theme Shall the Presbyterian Church Live and an evening talk at 7 30 titled What We Need on the Way Rev Thea J Asmua encouraging all to come to church
A woman seeks spring housework assistance as her husband cannot work and she has prior experience. She asks readers to remember the need for help and notes her name as Mrs Jacob Versliu.
A fragment lists a contact for a nursery in Orange City Iowa with a call to arrange a visit and mentions Jette Phome. The text is a damaged snippet likely from an advertisement or notice involving trees and spring shopping.
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