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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1903
Page
2
J. F. Morris announces his candidacy for Representative in the State Legislature after solicitations from friends and Readfig Township, subject to the decision of the Republican Representative Convention of Sioux County.
The article notes a harmonious move among Republicans in the state with local politicians in Reac ing township and Editor Quigley under scrutiny. It critiques Major General Miles over his Philippines cruelty report and mocks his military career. It hints that Sioux County Republican politics may be directed from Des Moines, a point debated locally.
A hunter describes stalking deer on a rocky ridge near Glen Quolet forest. They encounter seven feet tall beasts leaping fences and a wall paddock as they attempt to move them, witnessing the deer jump high and cling to wire, then retreat across steep ground.
Analysis shows the three busiest streets in Manchester cause high risk with average fines and repeated near misses. The worst is the lick bridge crossing with 550 incidents cited, followed by Mansion House crossing, as years of accidents push the city’s risk upward.
A fragmented editorial style tribute cites Lincoln praising Washington as the noblest name in civil virtue and moral reform. The piece muses that any eulogy cannot brighten or diminish the name, leaving Washington’s legacy shining beyond mere death.
Our Spring carpet sale features full-roll Brussels Wilton Vel vets Axminster and Tapestry varieties. We cut on site to fit customer needs, offering a practical alternative to ordering from samples.
The Great Northern Line sets through daily passenger service from Sioux City to western points with reduced rates February 14 to April 30 1903. Details available from General Passenger Agent in Sioux City Iowa.
An incomplete note references travel across Minnesota and North Dakota toward the Pacific Coast with no clear dates or specifics. The fragment hints at a regional or interstate route or survey but lacks actionable details.
A garbled notice recalls a columnist or editor who departed after a dispute involving his wife and a new paper to be launched next month. The essay hints at personal scandal and a threatened town departure tied to publication plans and hurt feelings.
Fragmented OCR text mentions farming in the South and railroads with unclear references to states like Kentucky and Mississippi. The legibility is very poor, with many garbled words and missing details, making it impossible to extract a coherent event or named entities beyond vague regional notes.
Obscure lines describe a cruel story on wheels with hands turning the wheels as they run. The passage references unknown places and entities, leaving the narrative fragmentary and unclear.
Local authorities in St Petersburg issue a ban on certain live music shows by a group labeled Onidest. The move restricts performance venues and enforcement details remain unclear, drawing reaction from cultural groups and residents.
A mishmash of scenes follows Catherine McDonald a child pianist whose appearance in a quiet neighborhood draws a crowd. Promoters and posters hype a Germany study tale while local boy Jim and a wary officer watch the spectacle unfold at a saloon hosting the teen prodigy.
A chaotic scene unfolds as Catherine misreads an invitation and Jim wears an awkward display at the doorstep. The encounter leads to tense moments and gossip as Miss Wetherbee confronts the visitors and the party plans unravel.
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