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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1900
Page
5
Readable fragments show local notices, health remarks, and social items from Rock Rapids. Mentions include Dr Grout’s clinic at Hotel Soo, town events, visitors, and gossip about neighbors with scattered names and places. The piece also contains a soldier diary excerpt describing combat near Manila with vivid but neutral details.
The Sioux County saloons closed Saturday night following Judge Wakefield's ruling against the petition of consent. John Pepper voluntarily closed Hull business, and most residents favored ending saloon activity. Observers note lack of patronage as a major factor and expect compliance with the new order.
The item notes ticket sales at Waterloo with fare details and age restrictions. It mentions roots and routes with emphasis on selling travel passes and associated dates. No clear names or organizations are provided in the legible text.
The Ale tour in Mexico concludes with a draw in a tight match. Rival teams competed fiercely as players battled for control and a decisive result remained elusive until the final whistle.
EE L. Tiede of Belmont urges nationwide business union to improve conditions and freight discrimination. He promotes a Small Shipper's League to push favorable legislation and criticizes magazine catalog houses as a disruptor to local advertising and prosperity.
Notices list various rail fare excursions and round trips to St Louis Washington Cincinnati Milwaukee and Denver for church and fraternal gatherings. Dates span May to June with one way or round trip pricing including surcharges. Events include Presbyterian General Assembly Baptist conventions Noble Shrine meetings and Women’s Clubs among others with multiple locations nationwide.
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