Memorial Sunday Service at Opera Hall
Memorial services will be held at the Opera Hall on Sunday May 28 at 2:30 PM. The Rev. Ache son of Boyden will deliver the sermon. Everyone is invited to attend. By order of Carrie George, President. Myga Hollister, Secretary.
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Opera Hall
Acheson
Boyden
Carrie George
Myga Hollister
Henry Claerbout
Tie
Minneapolis
Rensinik
Middleburg
Clacrbout
Rock Valley
Public School Honor Roll Names May 5 Month
Public School honor roll lists students from Rooms 1 2 and 3 plus Boom and Boom. Read names include Grace Chase Bessie Treumer Anna Christensen Mabel Mackie Dio Brenner Eddie Hollister Myrtle Warren and many others for May 5. Names span classes with numerous Beckman Scholten and Owens entries among others.
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Grace Chase
Bessie Treumer
Anna Christensen
Mabel Mackie
Dio Brenner
Eddie Hollister
Myrtle Warren
Clarence Beckman
Carl Keep
Andrew Jansma
Franki Janusma
Myrtle Beckman
Sadie Post
Virgil Schoeneman
Joseph Vredeveld
Maurice Knewell
Cecil Schoeneman
Gerrit Jansma
Arthur ‘Warren
Delia Meerdink
Jennie Claerbout
Elba Crandall
Amy Steinberg
Art Loepp
Georgia Scholten
Hattie Post
Eddie Treumer
Victor Beckman
Tracy Bregman
Zeno Wilkinson
Ernest Boomer
Hazel Fens
Harry Steinberg
Floyd Hollister
Albert Follrich
Kessie Keep
David Loepp
Everest Lang
Sadie Merrill
Mae Russell
Alvie Ruby
Frank Swafford
Frea Steinberg
Gerrit Scholten
George Beckman
Wesley Beckman
Benet Wintermantel
Ida Bregman
Rose Christensen
Delia Cinerbout
Arthur Crandall
Ellen Fic
Charles Follrich
Joanie Buibregts
Welter Loepp
John Lensink
Charles Norman
Edna Russell
Boom
Marguerite Wilson
Joule Cranfall
Mary Tensen
Mary van Devoron
George Raines
Dixie Jubiles Singere Concert at Colfax Assembly
Chaplain McGabe endorses the Dixie Jubiles Singere, praising their reception at Colfax Town Assembly. The audience greeted them with great enthusiasm and organizers promise a concert would satisfy all attendees.
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Colfax
Cnaries DB
Meganr
Hull Fourth celebration plans discussed
A note notes a possible Hull Fourth celebration with no previous event since 1802 and reports a meeting to consider the subject. A council room gathering is set for Monday night May 22 at 7:30 to discuss organizing festivities. All interested are urged to attend.
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Hull
Piano Tuner Mr Walter Forde to Visit Hull
Mr Walter Forde a piano tuner from Algona will be in Hull on or about June 4. His skill is unexcelled and it will pay parties with pianos to wait for his coming for a first class job.
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Walter Forde
Algona
Hull
Forde
Minn
Paul
Will Dean
Commercial Dept
Highland Parl
Will
Local Rag Pocket Scraps and Dixie Singers Ad
Local items note Har ley 30 Vouk 31 Vora 21 Vg 835 Warren fares. Dixie Juhilee Singers advertised. Ole Stensvad from Rock Valley and De N.G. O. Coad visiting Sheldon. Jon Los from Sioux Center Hull visitor. Mrs Bince from Shelton visited with Mrs Harrington. Mrs Leona Miller and baby from Alton visited Trull area. Rocky Mountain Tea touted as baby medicine with druggist ad.
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de N.G. O. Coad
Sheldon
Jon Los
Sioux Center
Nasby
Hull
Mrs. Bince
Shelton
SW. Harrington
Leona Miller
Baby
Alton
Trull
Rocky Mountain
New uniforms for Company E arrive. festival planned
The INDEX notes uniforms for Company E arriving with distribution to start tomorrow. Public safety items should arrive soon. The M. E. church Ladies Aid hosts an ice-cream festival next Wednesday at Mrs. Jas. Vickers’s home, first of the year. An embryo ball team practices. Burt Swafford may join Hull this summer.
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Company E
M. E. Church
Jas. Vickers
Hull
Burt Swafford
Burt
Sheldon Florist
Hull Fire Company Members Reported to City Council
The water signed respectfully reports that the following are members of the Hull Fire Company Hull Iowa providing a roster of firefighters to the mayor and council for acknowledgment and record.
Fire department roster request for citizen aid
WN G O Coad Chief Thos Mackie Asst Chief J W Yamplin L A Fie Lew Stutzman C IF Hoffman aa Jonsen Bert Neimei John Warntjes Silvera Stoner Will McKittrick Talso respectfully request all other reinizens to aid the above firemen in time of need Respectfully submitted NUG O Coan Chief.
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WN. G. O. Coad
Thos. Mackie
J. W. Yamplin
L. A. Fie
Lew Stutzman
C. IF. Hoffman
Aa Jonsen
Bert Neimei
John Warntjes
Silvera Stoner
Will McKittrick
Talso
N.ug
Coan
Hull to Open Saloon Under Town Council Action
Hull will, by council decision on Tuesday evening, begin hosting a saloon marking a five year ban ended. Supporters cite trade stimulation while promising Martin law enforcement. Pepper the saloon-operator will take over the former Post Office building once vacated. A one year trial is planned with a wind‑up if conditions worsen.
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Doon
A. W. Grisell
Grisell
Hull
Lyon County
Grisells
Sioux County
Reimann
John Pepper
Sioux Center
J. S. Wilson
Pepper
Hotel Patterson Sold to Dr Coad and Furnishings Included
Dr Coad has purchased the entire stock of Union Hotel Company and its furnishings becoming sole owner. Mrs Boggens retires from management, Mrs L C Fie to assume control immediately. The piece notes hope for repairs, better service, and a paying venture, while reflecting on local courthouse activity and a proposed new county building.
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Ily
Sige
Charce
I Hag
Aucegas
Hnai
Truth in Rhyme and Rural Advertising Lore
Kingsley Times comments on advertising truth and persistence in business. It contrasts steady effort, honest planning, and long term commitment with shortcuts and blamed printers. The piece urges advertisers to maintain faith, endure shocks, and view their venture as a lasting, profitable enterprise.
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Kingsley Times
Ioc
Sud- Gan
Railroad round trip tickets offered at 1 1/3 fare
The railroad will sell round trip tickets limited to 30 days at one and one third fares for the round trip. Clear Take is described as a beautiful and pleasant Northern Iowa summer resort with attractive prospects for summer homes.
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P. Railroad
Clear Take
Iowa
Hull Iowa Ordinance Amends License Amount To Thirty
Ordinance No 46 amends ordinance 26 of Hull Iowa law to change license fee from one hundred fifty to thirty. The act repeals conflicting ordinances and takes effect after publication in Hull Index. Passed under suspension of the rules at a regular city council meeting on September 9 1899.
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Hull
Iowa
Hullindex
Ordinance No 47 Amends Hull Iowa License Law
The Hull Iowa town council amends ordinance 39 by changing the line items in section 2 to replace the word six with four and removes references to and fifty in several lines. The act becomes effective after publication in the Hull Globe and was paused under the suspension of rules at a May 3 meeting in 1889.
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Ordininanes
Hull
Iowa
Tuli
Lowa
Rail excursion fares from cities with varied return limits
Milwaukee to Rouseville and other cities list travel deals from the Traveler's Protective Association and various organizations. Fares are one way or round trip with added amounts, return limits range from early May to August, covering events in Columbus Detroit Los Angeles Richmond Indianapolis and more.
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Milwaukee Railway
Rouseville
Traveller's Protective Ass'n of America
Mystic Shrive
Buffalo
Tine
Columbus O
Amer. Med. Aw’s
Kansas City
Modern Woodmen
Detroit
Christian Endeavor
Los Angeles
Cal
N. B.A
Tichmond
Nat'l BY. Po
Indianapolis
Ind
Epworth League
Memorial Day Observed in Hull as Program Appears
Memorial Day will be observed in Hull with a Fill program scheduled to appear next. The notice indicates local observances and a related program lineup, inviting community participation and reflecting ongoing ceremonial traditions.
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Hull
Modern Methods Objection Hits Rural Trade Letters
A device shop notes its mailorder depends on rural readers via catalogues and correspondence. An 1890 letter from Silas Goggin, from Blankville West Virginia, mocks print requests and boasts he can read writing, and will buy a wagon without further contact.
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Alenge
Jing Na Ely
West Virginia
Long Han
Blankville
W. Vs
Silas Goggin
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McGabe
Ent
Logal Lagconius
Harley
Vouk
Warren
Ole Stensvad
Hannon
Ab Perkins
Leff
Niaugas
G. W
Perkins
Dixie Troupe
Doc Coadh
Orange City
Court House
Hutchinson
Oflciale
Sea of Justice
Clear Lake
C. M. Henderson & Co
VC. Moreprigk
Boomer Bros
Peerless
Crawford Bicycles
Harvard
L. Blood
W. H. Wilkinson
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