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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1910
Page
1
Mrs Therese Schoeneman died at about four o clock after a prolonged illness. Daughters and doctors aided her during the final hours. She was well known and loved in Hull, and condolences are offered to her bereaved children and their families.
Therese Schoeneman Freltag born in Dillstadt Germany May 1804 united with William D Schoeneman April 3 17 in Germany. They settled in Dodgeville Wisconsin then Walnut Iowa later moving to Sheldon and living there until her death March 28. She leaves children Olio Schoeneman in Sheldon Robert in Long Beach California Frank Py and J H Charles in Haecation David A and Alvin C in Six B. Dy J W Bavnenn of unspecified. Burial in Walnut cemetery. Funeral held March 28.
A call to citizens to participate in the upcoming regallyery electioh and to vote on the electric light franchise. The piece urges clear ballots and notes the community may face darkness or light depending on the outcome, urging the public to express themselves for safety and visibility.
Presbyterian services will be held at the usual hours both morning and evening with Sabbath School and Christian Endeavor meetings at regular times. The morning message is Despair Turned To Day and the evening message is A Messenger His Message its Effect. Prayer meeting every Thursday evening, all welcome.
The Juniors passed their arithmetic exam this week while the Seniors prepare orations and plan farewell from the High School. Professor Ludwickson suspends society activities for the year to improve school results. Postcard album offered for gifts at the Index offices.
The W. R. B. ladies announce an Easter Supper at the Masonic Hall on Saturday evening March 26 starting at o'clock until all are served. Price is 25 cents per plate. They invite everyone to join for an enjoyable sociable time.
Confirmation of Elta Drenkow John Stange Clara Reyelts Dorotha and Oscar Berger occurred on Palm Sunday at St Pauls German Evangelical Lutheran Church in Lincoln township Sioux county Iowa Rev Paul J Bunge conducted the services praising the youths sterling Christian qualities
Hall base ball enthusiasts remain silent while sister towns push forward. The era of action nears as talks rise about forming a team. Good local material exists, and this year demands steps to secure organizers and support.
Henrietta Katharine Berger daughter of Mr and Mrs John Berger died March 17 1914 at Loop There Way aged 4 years and 14 days after a two week illness of lung fever Funeral services were held March 19 at St Paul German Evangelical Church with Rev Hiv Paul Bunge officiating She is survived by her parents one brother and four sisters.
A compact patriotic exhortation urging towns to promote energy honesty harmony and progress. It advocates speaking well of leaders supporting local merchants advertising in papers and electing virtuous, food industry friendly candidates. It also calls for fair prices and a healthy civic atmosphere.
One stack of extra fine slough hay for sale about seven tem. Enquire of Tim Rens one mile north of Perkins.
A dated OCR fragment outlines a religious lesson series on John the Forerunner to Jesus and Galilean Ministry. It lists Golden Texts from Matthew and related questions, with dates in March and February and references to verses and doctrinal topics.
The piece cites the Taj Mahal in Agra as a sublime marble tomb built by Shah Jahan for his wife. It also notes Germany’s 1870 mobilization, led by a telegram "Krieg, Mobil," sending 500000 troops to the French frontier within two weeks, and includes a cynical Herald remark on money and marriage.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a peculiar incident with missing names and unclear actions. The text hints at a commute disruption and a stray phrase about a beast, but fails to identify people, places, dates, or concrete outcomes.
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