19 May 1905
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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1905
Page
1
Advertises land investment options and relocation assistance from Day County Land Co in Andover North Dakota with details on prices and terms for prospective buyers.
A damaged letter from Hull Iowa addresses Robert Miller. The writer discusses trade motives and money making, claiming to save money and protect cars from rot and rust. The letter shows inconsistencies and garbled phrasing, reflecting an imperfect transcription.
Fragmentary OCR cites Devoe Painter in New York and Chicago pages. The text mentions customer payments and a claim about faithful service and long-lasting products. No clear event or outcome is shown.
Momeseokore excursions on the Great Northern Line run on Tuesdays each month to points north. State one first class fare plus return limit 21 days. Stopovers allowed at intermediate points. Full particulars from Great Northern Line agent Fred Rogere, Sioux City Iowa. Published June 1995.
Excursion to Chamberlain and return on May 21 via Milwaukee and Southern Railway specials. Departs 4:00 am Sunday May 21 from Tfail, returns 6:00 pm same day. Tickets valid only on special train. Pontoon bridge round trip ten cents for excursionists. new bridge under construction. Village of Indians in native costumes featured. Details from local agents.
The article notes Senator W. C. Miramel in Tull Monday arranging to ship oars of earth near Hancock Minn. Mrs George Eby of Des Moines arrived this week to help care for their newborn granddaughter at the Mend ing home.
Reading through Sioux County notes we find Mr. Godfrey Beckwan selling property to A. E Rupeting. Henry Clacebout adds a second story to his furniture store for storage. Miss Lula Engers visits Mrs. A. A. Putnam. Reverend J L McLaughlin speaks at Benday on Philippine Islands mission work. John Lankelma visits from Orange City and Ed Brown reports on Rock Valley Bee.
Community updates include Uncle John Sheldon arriving from Aurora, praise for Lacré John in old age, Charley Peterson’s buggy accident with a safe outcome, and the Koch trial in Mankato ending without a verdict. The Sheldon Sun changes hands to Fortafo and P. Thuet, Holland ownership expected to boost local publishing, plus Civic Club events and a visit by Mrs Varn Nickhoi before her Los Angeles departure.
A Hopkinton Leader report notes a railroad man addressing Lenex students on March 3. He recalls being asked to share his railroad experiences with the Illinois Central Mailroad and meeting traffic manager Joseph Theker, starting the journey into railroading.
The eighth grade completes U S History and spends a week with talks from Mayor Cornforth Mr Weir and others on city operations banking and entrepreneurship. Dr Lass and Dr Lane emphasize education and progress while students reflect on responsibility and personal effort.
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