Hull merchants agree to nightly closing at eight o clock
We the undersigned business men of Hull desire and agree to close our places of business every evening at eight o clock except Saturday evenings, from Monday Nov 1 1900 until April 1 1901, listing dozens of signatories including G W Lensink and B J Goffman & Co, Wilkinson & Numijer, and other firms and individuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hull
G. W. Lensink
B. J. Goffman & Co
Wilkinson & Numijer
Boomer Bros
G. &. de Mots
C. McGiit
Cassidy & Putnam
É. Roos
P. J. Daane
Special Meeting and Local Notices From Orange City Area
Local items report a church meeting next Wednesday at 7 30 PM to transact business. Notices mention cloak sales and stoves at cost from Wilkinson and Nymber with Election Day dining offers. Anecdotes cover family news, visitors, a preacher’s topic, and political commentary in a community paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Megara
Jake Bralama
Sylvan Stoner
Orange City
Wilkinson & Nymber
Public Schools Attendance and Student Rosters Report
The report covers the month ending Oct. with attendance figures and lists of students by grade and name. Noted are absences tardies and a correction for names in the previous month’s roster. The text references school officials and remarks on youth opportunities in the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgle Schulten
Deva Victoria
Tracy Bregman
Eddie Treumer
Zeng Wilkinson
Jamie Herrs
Victoria
Arthur Li Miller
Efe Werkman
Virgil Schoene
the Brenner
Alanrice Anewell
Matje Mackie
Opal Miller
Faun Walhich
Clarence Beeman
Iyrtle Beckman
Victor Beckman
Arnold Daane
Esther Anderson
Anetta Pall
Herbert van Lant
Everett Lang
Fred Lansing
Ben Fie
Chas
Follrich
Neddie Tense
Walter Leepy
John Tlensink
Emmet Wintermantel
Chas. Direhman
Chester Heckan
Nevada Hall
Alvis Khy
Geo. Cord
Fred Steinberg
Fred Steffen
Lillian Jensen
Ada Tex
Jake Eppione
Oval Brenner
Nellie Cavanagh
Willie Schiesacin
Edward
Clever Siamese Dancers Captivate with Cup and Straw Feats
A Siamese performance features young dancers balancing cups on their heads while executing intricate arm and leg movements. They respond to drums with precise, ritual motions and a skillful display from ages five to seventy in a royal hall setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Siam
Jesus
Pioneer Women in Journalism Across the American Colonies
A survey notes that thirty seven colonial newspapers were owned or run by women. Anna Franklin led Rhode Island's first paper in 1832 with her daughters, while Elizabeth Timothy edited Charleston papers after the Revolution. Mary Cranch began a Charles Town paper opposing the Stamp Act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhode Island
Anna Franklin
Charlestown
Satem
Mas
Pagland River Lengths and Navigation Claim
The piece notes the Paaries of Pagland river at 17 miles long and claims the river ik anada is ted miles long. It states the meræ race in the United States exceeds a deassn miles and argues it is better for navigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pagland
Ted Miles
United States
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John Woods
J. J. Elliott
Las
Wallace Woods
William Shimp
Ct- Hull
A. ©. Eliot
Wallace Wood
Wood
Sheldon Sun
CLL
Woefimen & Co
Harley
Hyush Sad Sen George
Sions Center
Ebeys
Faipter Warren
Tnomx
Wilninson & Nymr
Iiss
Oliver Tanglin
Ben
Jane
Fred Steinherst
Dent
Republic Guisin
Oeritia
Sloan Sturm
Sions
Jenrwal
Peninsular
Eorner Hardware
Hansen
Mabel Soga
Canton
Dak
Gertrude Beach
Wilkinson & NyaigEn
Bryen
Desser
Duane
Peter Jensen
Enonuy
Lygan
Joan Company
Coman
Peter
Vale
Jefferapy Gee
Jefferson
Fia
Diones
Wiosemna
Agian
Sioux County
McKinley
Aston Democrat
Neanatior
Democrat Tar Neds
York
Lowa
Boomer. Bros
Hull, la
HS. Venb
Splia Wonderly
Zellia Stulyman
Annie van den Weld
Gertie van Lagt
Agelhs Miller
Sylvia Beckman
Cecil Warren
Ralpha Deckman
Clarence Chreisteanson
Lenin Stutsman
Mary Kaewa
Cecil Acheenuman
Willie Reap
The
Warees
Ahew
Chicoote Tribune
Ste. Boxan Pais
Ton
Medard Croker
Charles M. Lays
Soathern
Fort Ave
Rock
Peeis
Cially
Croker
Bays
Thair
Resolution
Huibregtse & Daane
Mens Uisters
A. W. Lensink
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