Resolution to submit hall rebuild vote in Hull Iowa 1908
A town council in Hull Sioux County Iowa in regular session on May 12 1908 resolves to submit to qualified voters the question of tearing down Davidson Hall and rebuilding a one story structure known as Davidson Hall with a 1500 appropriation. The notice explains ballot marks YES for yes and NO for no and prescribes proclamation of the special election set for June 15 1908 with yeas listed as Handling Vickers Gorzeman Putnam Wierama Mayer and no nays.
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Hull
Sioux
Iowa
Davidson Hall
Eubj
Yeas
Handling
Vickers
Gorzeman
Putnam
Wierama
Mayer
Attest
E.G. Stevens
A. F. Sterren
Mayors Proclamation for Hull Special Election 1908
J A F Steffen mayor of Hull announces a special election for Monday June 15 1908 at Township Hall Hull from eight in the morning to seven in the evening under Iowa statutes. Qualified electors are instructed to govern themselves accordingly with his official signature dated May 18 1908.
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State of
Iowa
J. A. F. Steffen
Hull
Sioux
A. B. Steffen
Rock Valley Notes From Town To River Falls Visit
Rock Valley reports Fred Relander and his children left Monday for River Falls Wisconsin for a week with his parents. The Opera House show Tuesday night drew a light crowd due to a storm. Brown Bellesfield returned home from work near Ireton Sunday. Miss Caroline Mak visited her parents at Inwood Sunday. Leon Garland, back from Chicago where he finished optics studies, returned home Saturday. E Eldridge went to Sioux City Sunday for business at the week’s start. Mr and Mrs Robert Roantree came back Monday from Parker South Dakota with son R E Roantree.
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Rock Valley
Fred Relander
River Falls
Wis
E. Eldridge
Sioux City
Robert Roantree
Parker, 8. D
R. E.roantree
Fire disrupts meeting as residents attend events
Mr. had fire. The Pleasantly entertained the members of the progressive Literary club Thursday evening after supper C. W. Jacobs gave a talk on the Passion Play. Three loads of enthusiastic Crimsing followers drove to Sioux Center Friday to hear the governor speak. E. Zimmona, once a local resident now at Hawarden, visited Friday greeting friends.
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Mr. ‘S
Progressive Iterary Club
C. W. Jacobs
Sioux Center
E. Zimmona
Thie Place
Hawarden
Perkins Notes and Local Visits Across Regions
Perkins' Pointers records a series of local social visits and small movements. Miss Mable Tucker met Perkins friends between trains on Friday. Mr. Hopkins administers the Bolke estate handling farm matters south and east of Perkins on Wednesday. Mrs. Folirich of Hull boarded the south-bound train Wednesday morning and went to Sioux City. Arch Brown, once of the area and now Milwaukee relief agent, visited family Tuesday and then went to Inwood to relieve another agent. Mesars Dykstra Nieuwenhoff and Van Ek came from Sioux Center to visit relatives in John's auto. Section men were called to Doon on Wednesday for work. George Barker visited Nawarden with family early in the week. Mr. and Mrs. John Ruisch traveled to Doon Tuesday to visit a brother. Madame Bert Schouten of Sioux Center and Will Schouten of this place attended Rock Valley last Friday. Our teacher Migs Verburg spent last weekend visiting Orange City with her parents. Many attended the Cummins rally at Sioux Center Friday evening. Masons and carpenters are at work on a fine residence for John Winkel on the farm he recently purchased from Dick Kagiker.
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Arch Brown
Milwaukee Railroad
Inwood
Dray Work Solicitation Note
Tam offers ready service for all dray tasks including transferring loads. He seeks to take on part of local dray work, promising prompt readiness and reliable handling of entrusted deliveries.
QO Beach Dr of Dental Surgery Hull Iowa Beats Boyden
The notice states a weekly event at the dental surgery in Hull Iowa. It mentions beating Boyden on Tuesday of each week and lists the practice location and provider initials.
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Ls Beach
Dental Surgery
Hull
Iowa
Willbeat Boyden
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