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Newspaper

Hull Index

Location

Hull, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 20, 1910

Page

2

Monopolies, Grafters, and Immigrant Trends in 1909

A compendium of mixed items notes public opinion against monopolies and grafters, reports on immigrant arrivals surpassing half of 1906 levels, and recounts political and social quips. It highlights a North Dakota Sakajawea statue project, Jewish representation concerns, and calls for reform of racial caricature in media.

Biamarck North Dakota Henerforth Sakajawea Patty

Moral training needed beyond intellect in college life

The author argues education alone does not ensure morality and calls for stronger moral culture in home, school, and college. He cites plans for a nationwide report on college men’s behavior and notes Oberlin Association conventions pushing religious and moral guidance in education.

Rtch Bacon Spencer Oberlin Association

Judge Betford Remembered as Last of Colorado's Old Guard

The death of Judge James P. Betford, formerly of the Colorado Supreme Court, on January 7 is mourned. Known as a courageous and well rounded figure, he famously faced a gunmen-tinged town scene in a mining district and read his decision calmly with a shotgun across his knees, risking danger but avoiding bloodshed.

James TP Heiford Rendgercit Shateun Iinees Janes P. Betford Supreme Court of Colorado Old Guard Baa dJudan le Wan B. T. Wells Territorial Supreme Lench Gangetown Tothaldem Belford Bellard

Grundy County Figures Reveal Agricultural Output and Livestock

Grundy County assessors report 41 bushels per acre average corn yield totaling 3 775 959 bushels and potato yield of 177 588 000 bushels. The county shows over 70 090 acres pasture 1 022 acres orchards tiling on 07 568 rods and 980 manure spreaders. There are 12 744 horses 65 479 cattle 15 009 cows milked daily and 242 000 poultry head. One half million dozen eggs and nearly a million pounds butter sold in 1999.

Grundy County Iowa Cer

Bullets Fired at Home In Pomousey Case

A shooting at a residence left two bullets embedded in a window and one through the glass. Hessel Van Wechel, arrested south of Orange City, faced charges with a revolver and three fired cartridges found. Authorities seek motive. Harry Kooyman, chief engineer at the electric light plant, is mentioned.

Hessel van Wechel Orange City van Wechel Harry Kooyman Electric Light

Diverse curiosities and global notes from history

A multilingual compilation covers tar water cures in the 18th century, evolving postal boxes in France, women achieving varied trades, theater and literature in Japan, a Belgian fair tableau at Bruges, the 1820 Shendi banquet incident, and Khartoum's rise as a strategic center in the Nile region.

Burglary Report From Wilbur Lupton Residence

Burglars infested the Wilbur Lupton home Sunday night into Monday morning. A thief fled with a pocketbook and two drafts after entering through a lighted area. Several residents reported disturbances but no valuables recovered.

Ginaawa Wilbur Lupton Park Hawan

Ottumwa Citizens Seek Special Election on Commission Plan

Citizens in Ottumwa begin circulating a petition to urge Major T. J. Phillips to issue a proclamation for a special election on adopting the commission form of government. The move cites Des Moines Sioux City and Burlington as already using the plan and requires signatures from 25 percent of last city election voters.

Ottmauwa Commission T. J. Phillips

Plan A Stock Show Set For Des Moines Event

AQ as omereting of the committee from tier bow Stete Peles aseocladion oat bea Moiiern ulapa were discussed for Realtime Communtmeatheattie show ad the cojlanuim next October. W. B. Terner state food and dairy cerpmiastoner is tregident of the or ganization and was chairman of the vompetter. Commlestoner Harney noted interest in dairying and said there is no reason why arrival cattle show cannot be held each year in Des Moines.

Tier Bow Stete Peles Aseocladion Oat Bea Moiiern Ulapa

Fire Hits Mechaniceville Two Barber Shops Destroyed

A blaze swept Mechaniceville destroying two barber shops and their belongings owned by L. Hines and John Baumen. Fire source traced to a locomotive engine caused the damage. Authorities reported extensive fret. The incident disrupted local services and prompted inquiries into the cause.

Mechaniceville Kunday L. Hines John Baumen Boots Feslyurank Freelers Misic Biore

Tanking For its Cash, PC Avylégworth Case

Garbled report describes Avylégworth accused of improper handling of funds after a druggist and a witness refuse to return $680 placed in trust. Investigators seek the card involved.

Avylégworth Attarenero Iitanetior Courneil Wanderalwyer Allegworth Ape He Prolicy

Theatrical Threat Sparks Fear in Princeton Marriage

Fragmentary report describes a near tragedy when farmer William Viales of tzgertney confronted his son in law and two young people Lucille and Mande Braueh during a Thursday incident. Investigators note a gun was involved and a threat to kill as Hexfill vows punishment for Dauzh.

Wiliam Viales Tzgertney Hip Lucille Seed Mande Braueh Igel Princeton Dauzh

Teacher Ridicules Teaching Sixpence Lesson

Mr Johnson discusses education and rote learning when a child recites a soliloquy. A doctor questions the child on meaning of bane and antidote and the number of pence in sixpence. Mrs Gantrel defends, leading to a satire on teaching children complex texts without basic concepts.

Bishop Cereal to Speak at Mason City Dedication

Bishop Tobath Clarrad of FPelensa Mont will preach the dedicatory sermon for the Phafs Family church completed in Mason City. The concrete structure, finished with a unique design, cost 815.20. The service is set for Sunday May 22.

Tobath Clarrad Fpelensa Mont Phafs Charel Mason City

Local Official Fails in Court Over Inspector Pay

Maj. George H. Richmond, ex chief of police, was involved in a district court decision regarding pay for inspectors. The case names Tydge HB. Vandruffs and mentions a secluded position with a $4 daily salary attached.

George H. Richmond Gauneil Tydge HB T. Vandruffs

Northern Baptist convention plans Des Moines meeting

News that the northern Baptist convention of 3932 will convene in Des Moines. The convention, newly organized in Chicago, covers three states and has over 800 delegates. Des Moines also seeks the Methodist general conference of 3932.

Northern Baptist Convention Des Moines Tres Moines Methodist General Conference Tula

Milwaukee Conductor Injured After Fall From Train

A Milwaukee conductor named Joseph Frail fell from a train near Austin. He sustained injuries and is paralyzed, with his lower limbs affected. Authorities are reviewing the incident and privacy concerns are noted.

Milwanker Joseph Fhrail Milwaukee Austin Cansiders

Fragmentary Names and Odd Spellings Sparkce in Times

A garbled excerpt traces surnames and spellings from Smythe to Smith and Brown to Erin, noting Smythes daughters Lil and Grace and Trowne siblings WON and Dick. It cites era chatter from the Boston Evening Transcript and The Alternative, plus a Punch remark on amateur theatricals.

Smyythe Lil Grace Lyi Trowne Them Won Boston Evening Transcript

Man Dies In Cedar Rapids Train Crash After Drinking Accident

Swick and two companions drank lye by mistake in the countryside near Cedar Rapids. They were struck by an engine as they lay on the tracks, John killed and James seriously injured. All were residents of Ditts-Tuarsg and aged youths.

Tee John c Siames Naliy Labererek Cedar Rapids Ehn James Ditts- Tuarsg

Diphtheria Claims Marshaltown Businessman Edwert Will

Vierin of Diphtheria believed to suffer steneilitis and sought a physician last Saturday. Edwert Will, a prominent Marshaltown businessman, died from diphtheria.

Edwert Will Marshaltown

Marshall County Drunks Lose Licenses in Dry Law Push

In Marshall County the last drink permits were revoked as the county becomes dry. Officials announced the action ended alcohol sales under the new prohibition measures.

Marshall Mars

Mason City State Sunday School Conven­tion Plans

Great interest surrounds the upcoming state Sunday school convention to be held at Mason City on June 22 1910. Prominent figures anticipate broad representation with delegates from many districts and local churches expected to participate actively.

Mason City Dow

Mita Graduates At Alla Public Schools

The Alla public schools will hold commencement exercises on May D250 at each time Tferare OW Treemer, with Justice of the Supreme Court Bt Teswa delivering the address.

Alla Public Tferare OW Treemer Justics Teswa Wil

Father Wangs Self and Tragic Death of Gerhard Benisen

Gerhard Benisen a prominent German farmer near Tinckwell took his own life in his farm. No motive or cause is known for the tragedy.

Gerhard Benisen Tinckwell Hury

Group 5 Meetings Open with Bankers Across Region

Western Tenn bankers gathered at the News Bankers Association meeting hosted by Comune iatis reemntiv of Greoup fo. Several addresses were delivered to the assembled group.

Tene Comune Iatis Reemntiv Greoup Fo Tews Bankers’ Association

Miners Return to Work After Suspension

Seventeen thousand mine workers resumed operations on Monday after a suspension of several weeks. The restart follows a period of halted production and labor talks involving miners and mine owners.

When the House Feels Bare You Take Inventory

The New York Evening Sun notes that cluttered furnishing hides the bare home. An inventory reveals a crowded space with shifting items and impractical purchases, yet helps curb spending and restore contentment with simplicity.

Trapyome New York Evening Sun

Understanding Bronchitis Its Course and Care in Adults

Bronchitis involves inflammation of the bronchial mucous membranes and causes coughing and breathlessness. In healthy adults the attack often resolves in a few days, but in the very young or weakened it can be dangerous and may lead to chronic illness or tuberculosis warning signs. Bed rest and physician consultation are essential, as relapses and complications can occur, especially with improper treatment.

Theater Zeitung Berlin Thalia Theater Frau Danziger Edward Wome Relecf Fellea Fictoris Mill Yonih

Specialist Tales From a Medist’s Missteps

A fragment shows a doctor boasting a chest disease specialty as a wife faints, prompting an urgent call for another physician named Pele Mete. The scene hints at medical satire or melodrama with hurried diagnoses and roleplay among professionals.

Pandemonium in Cleveland over Browning poem setting

Reported uproar as plans surface to set Browning’s poem to music by Richard Strases in Cleveland. Citizens question aim and impact while local officials weigh cultural project.

Rock Jones Browning Richard Strases Music Cleveland Leader

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