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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1905
Page
5
A patchwork of town items notes reader concerns about law enforcement and songbird protection. Local people Leigh and others appear in room reports. Cypress Hall's war burial is mentioned alongside a decade sentence in a murder case. Community chatter covers estate transfers, illness, and business moves among residents.
Notice says LupEx printing plant passes to Chas. N. Sawyer with possession on June 1. Unpaid subscriptions and advertising accounts owed to current owner. Paid in advance subscribers will receive credit. J. W. Tamplin notes statements to each subscriber.
Our high school holds commencement exercises next week with nine graduates this year. The board presents diplomas to Elizabeth Claerbont Charles Beckman Hoe Hogan Gertrude VandeBerg Marguerite Wilson Ethel Nash Floyd Spencer and Lyle Beckman. Baccalaureate is Sunday at the Presbyterian church led by Rev Ira ADeich. A class day program Tuesday will dramatize Tennyson. Graduation Wednesday at the Hall features an address by State Superintendent John Riggs and diploma presentations.
Will Haynes wife and baby arrive from Mondamia and plan to live with Grandpa Watson to ease Uncle Watson’s life. Postmaster Tamplin orders Feral Mail Carrier P Van Denstaar to lengthen Route 2 by one mile west of ALJ, aiding about nine additional families. Jey S Koster returns from Michigan after visiting relatives and Chicago Synod meeting.
Memorial Day events form at the corner of Fliat and Mainatree at 9am with Geo Vickers leading followed by Sioux Concert Band and local school groups. They march to the cemetery for G A B R services, grave decorations by the W R R C and students, then return to the Hall for music, invocation, and addresses by the Mayor and Col Sorter with Adelade Mallard and Tamplin contributing.
Summer 1804 excursion via Portland Seattle San Francisco and Los Angeles with special law rates and liberal stopovers. Different rates for gain and return offered. For full details contact any Great Northern Line agent or Fred Rogerts G. B.A Browx City To 91.
The passage denounces self centered thinking and constant talk about oneself. It warns against unkind remarks and missing chances by focusing only on personal affairs. It urges empathy and restraint, noting speculation for others is counterproductive and life is richer when considering others.
The Cleveland Leader quotes a cartoonish exchange about idleness and desire. A butcher and a pair of characters debate fears, with triching, hydrophobia, and sausages referenced humorously, reflecting satirical mood.
The article surveys varied oath rites in different nations. It describes Chinese, Indian, Norwegian, Italian, Mobani, Spanish, and other practices, noting symbolic acts like cracking a saucer, extinguishing candles, tiger skins, or touching a Bible as a pledge to tell the truth.
A New York Times piece surveys a bizarre set of wills from the insane and mentally ill in asylums. It describes testaments naming imaginary charities and odd bequests to attendants, doctors, or commissions to stage absurd acts.
An officer barks orders about keeping close formation under fire during a harsh training scene. The dialogue emphasizes discipline and unity as a single soldier endures exposure while others tighten ranks.
For sale by Hull Roller Mills German Seed Miller. Cleanse your system of impurities this month. Now is the time to take Bollister's Rocky Mountain Tea. It will keep you well all summer. The Tea or Tablets sold by N G O Coad.
The notice lists rail or ship rates from March 1 to May 13 for destinations including Portland Seattle Victoria Vancouver San Francisco Los Angeles San Diego Helena and Spokane. Rates quoted range from 22.40 to 27.15 with agent initials W.L. Keecu.
Dr R W Hall, a dentist, will practice dentistry in the rooms formerly occupied by Dr Carlus. The office is open for patients with hours from 9 to 2 and 4 to 6. The ad notes readiness to receive patrons in this line.
A stray record details a Belgian stallion headquarters setup by Voyden with a weekly route of maneuvers at multiple farms. The schedule lists market Mondays Frank Rastman A Legiene Thursday and Jacob Linstra Friday with weekend stays at Gorden. The note mentions a young foal sale price of £20 and other cryptic terms.
Advertisement notes A Spanjaard offers guaranteed satisfaction and acts as agent for several teaching makes of organs and pianos with address in care of A Bregman.
In Tharkestendow Tinlert of Sherard mocks British poverty by noting thousands of children starve not from parental poverty but from ignorance and sloth among tasters. He laments lack of cooking knowledge and ease of buying ready meals over preparing food, highlighting shop culture.
A London Telegraph quote explains avocation as a calling that draws one from daily life. It notes lawyers often draft conveyances and interpret subtleties, while photography serves as a leisure avocation for many in their spare time.
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