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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1900
Page
4
Dr Kline, dentist, will be at the Hotel Soo from May 25 to 31 offering all kinds of dental work with neatness and dispatch. Charges are reasonable.
Memorial Day activities in Hull unite the G A R and W R C for a day of patriotism. A parade forms at the Cong Church at 10 30 a m proceeding to Hope cemetery for services. an armory program includes music, readings, addresses, and singing with local clergy and officials participating.
Mrs Ann Cassidy born May 12 1642 in Louisders Mayo Ireland died May 16 in Hull Iowa after a brief illness. She came to America as Ann Joyce settled in Kentucky then married Henry G Cassidy in 1875 and moved to Palo Alto County Iowa before settling in Parkersonville Bull. Eleven surviving children attended her funeral at the Catholic church with Father Phelan delivering the remarks on a life of cheerful service and maternal devotion.
The Missouri River, once a major waterway, is essentially abandoned as the Lighthouse Board reports no lights were shown because no boats navigated the river in the fiscal year. Past efforts to deepen channels and build bridges were undermined by new obstructions and pending federal appropriations halt further improvements, risking a return to an unmapped, unused river.
Fragmentary OCR item references names and numbers with unclear context. It mentions dates or times, including eight and ninety, and mentions poets in a vague setting. No clear event or action is identifiable from the readable text.
An Australian correspondent reports on Boer women following their husbands into camps. He describes camp life, female behavior, and military discipline, noting daily routines, bivouac shelter, and the contrast with British troops. He also mentions a Philadelphia Record note about washing dirty paper money in banks.
A fragmented OCR item describes an ornate apron said to have belonged to Mary Queen of Scots during imprisonment. The piece is claimed to have distracted the queen from doom, with references to its maker and a tale of its concealment and uncertain ownership.
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