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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1901
Page
3
Local items report uncalled mail for J W Mohney and trespass warnings on rural property. News covers church calls, funerals, civic club meetings, school changes, weather observations, local commerce, and memorial day services with multiple names and places in Sioux County Iowa.
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Miss Katharine Sullivan served coffee and fruits at C. F Moifman’s Shore a, inviting the Blull ladies to a Wednesday and Thursday event this week. She demonstrated that Diamond S canned goods, when served, were of excellent quality and met expectations.
The May 18 1901 report from Hoht Iowa thanks Hull for warm welcome and notes the county superintendent's efforts with the Teachers Association library and township meetings. It also discusses strike unrest in New York cities with police, troops, and debates on rights, law, and arbitration.
An 1900 confusion in Washington led to a mistaken report that Silas Alexander was appointed to New Mexico's high court. Dan McMillan, ex NY senator and Vanderbilt rail counsel, learned he had not been chosen and a scramble followed to rectify the error amid conflicting cables and state officials.
Starret Bros reveals a department wide close out sale to clear millinery and fabrics including hats ribbons lace and sheer goods. The notice touts new stock lines, Queen Quality fabrics and dress shoes with emphasis on reduced prices across linens lawns and fine cotton goods.
The passage describes a solemn monthly fire ceremony and offerings by private families for departed relatives. It notes the sending of silver, cloth, and food via paper tokens, a fire in the joss house, and a public street gathering during the first day of each lunar month as part of a traditional honor ritual.
A boy was asked who created evil and hurting others feelings at a Ginger event. He answered stating personal care as the cause. The questioner pressed him on whether it is worse to harm someone because you cannot be a good person.
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