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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1901
Page
3
Ruthven Iowa Free Press reports Iowa creameries testing cream separators with evolving methods and equipment. March 16 1990 edition notes preliminary results and local participation.
Dr Amos Leuty and Prof A Chase visit at Heil Academy as Delaval separators arrive in Hull. Prices for milling wheat and wallpaper deals appear alongside baby illness notes and a funeral in Rock Valley. Community items include church, store ads, and local visitors through mid November 18h7.
Poem by Margaret E. Sangster reflecting on heartache from unspoken words and unfulfilled gestures. The verse laments those small acts of kindness left undone and unseen, shaping memory at sunset. It contrasts tender deeds with missed opportunities to comfort and connect.
The county institutes expand into a five week summer session beginning June 2 under the Acad émy with two weeks of Institute to follow. Instruction will cover methods and review work for teachers seeking certificate advancement. Local notices mention staff, rates, and further details to be released.
A jumble of ads and notices mentions a cream hauler needed, wages good for a reliable man, and a note about care after a wife’s death. It also references local fairs, land bargains in Sioux and Lyon counties, and a court case on bigamy with a judge’s remark. Some text is garbled or fragmentary.
Farmers discuss a "rotten job" and reference Ruthven amid talk about the popularity of the "Baby" cream separator today. The note highlights local attitudes and a shift in cream separation practices among residents.
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