27 Mar 1903
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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1903
Page
1
Rock Valley Nursery offers smuit trees shade trees shrubs and roses for sale with home grown stock at 2081 M Elder. A black hog was taken up three miles southwest of Hull and owner must prove property.
Fragmented notice announces sale and intoxicating item concerns, names Nicholas Keewel and Millard Miller. It invites inspection of framed and street heat drum items and mentions a kitchen girl and a chambermaid wanted with wages offered in Lincoln.
Items include farm and town news from Warren and Mock Valley, civic club plans, a ballot, and a fire scare on Main Street. Mentions J H Gingle, Mrs Wilson, Houghs moving to Minneapolis, and closing out sales at Gard Archibalds. Includes an educational viewpoint on public schools and Americanization, plus an eye health ad by Dr. Go. The piece notes Senator GW Lister’s strong term prospects and district sentiment.
Local Gulf school board met Tuesday and formally re elected the present faculty. Nearby residents such as Sarl Miller and Arthur Yeager were noted in casual visits over the weekend. Weather distribution for March remains unsettled as residents plan activities.
The article notes hay selling at high prices, with farmers transforming storage and transport to town. It also covers local band instruments, Canfield’s spare drum, and Jim Hogan’s impending instrument change. Lincoln Township Board raises teacher wages to attract and keep staff, detailing salary bands. The Sioux County court house project continues, amid political shifts and anticipated county leadership changes. John Blount recovers from rheumatism after Chambérlain’s Pain Balm eases his pain.
An ad note claims Rocky Mountain Tea makes the wearer’s cheeks rosy and eyes bright, promising time’s passage to feel quicker. Signed MN G. O. Coad, promoting the product.
Des Moines coverage notes Flair’s push against opposition as he seeks renomination. editorials speculate on party platform influence and include travel rates detailed for Homeseekers Round Trip via Great Northern Line. Also mentions local business ads and rate info in the issue.
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