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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1911
Page
4
Bert VandenBerg, after about two and a half years in the hard ware business, ends his connection with the store and moves his family to a farm near Sioux Center, with expectations of becoming a bondholding farmer in the county.
An advertising notice from Chas Hunt announces a new well boring outfit for hire. It invites customers needing a new well or deeper existing wells and provides location two blocks east of the livery barn.
The School Officers Association of the county will meet at the Orange City courthouse on Thursday June 1 starting at 10 a.m. The committee will report on consolidated schools and general school matters. Directors are urged to attend. F. El Fuller, Secretary.
The notice offers new subscribers a $1.50 yearly rate that includes an index until September 1 1913, effectively about a year and a half for the price of one year. It also promises to extend the same terms to long overdue former subscribers who pay up arrears and one year in advance.
The public school program held in the opera house Wednesday evening was long and well executed with many parts. The crowd was large and supportive, especially favoring the younger performers. Teachers and public alike deserved praise for the entertaining show.
The Holl Iowa Gereien Lutheran congregation called Rev Paul Benge of Lincoln township to be pastor. Rev C G Eisenberg of Humbol Mt SD district president confirmed the call and installed Rev Range at Hull soon. Services in the German Lutheran church in Rusl Sunday May 28 at 2 pm with Memorial Decoration. Germans invited.
Reading from the torn page, residents of Hall prepare Memorial Day ceremonies to honor local heroes and benefactors. Kenyon, the United States Senator, is slated as principal speaker, with hopeful mentions of Hag gin for future leadership in government.
The fragment discusses German aleotind production reliance on polators and limited use of other ingredients. It mentions various mannahot terms and cites a misread or garbled list of beverages, with scattered references to wine and vessels and a vague note on regiant aing Vigrosa Olly.
An opinion notes that Pennsylvania lacks official weights and measures standards beyond basic ones, while Philadelphia relies on public trust. A Bureau of Municipal Research study tests common goods to reveal broader price and measurement abuses, urging formal regulation and clear compliance.
Mary Blair Beebe recalls Ine and Tandook visiting daily for orders at the house. Tandook’s exaggerated phrases and playful mispronunciations reveal a comical view of language and culture. The narrator reflects on the challenges of domestic life and the quirks of a Nepalese helper.
A reflective piece contrasts plain and pretty looks, noting men judge by overall effect rather than exact traits. It argues true beauty blends serene features with a calm, open expression, and that real charm arises only when nerves relax and genuine ease shines through.
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