06 Nov 1903
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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1903
Page
1
Auction notice for a household goods sale on an upcoming Saturday at Macksmithing and We Done Janetwa shop. Items include tables chairs bedstead refrigerator and various household articles with horseshoeing specialty noted.
Various local items from Hull Iowa include alonely half acre property notices, bakery and apiary ads, farm movements between Lincoln township and Sheldon, election day quietness, a bank suspension in Sheldon, a church bell fund appeal, and community updates on schools, clubs, and The Rockaway region.
Choice onidus and potatoes noted at Boskers. Dirk Wesslink and family visit with Sheldon friends last week. G. T. Wellman of Sheldon was a Hull visitor yesterday. Dosker's Grocery and Bakery advertises cigars. Oskley of Freeport visited Hull this week. J. T. Lickel of Bheldgo spent days with Adelaide Ballard. Feuer and Eby hosted a Halloween party at the Robert Schorpeman home for local youths. Public interest in Hilwary formation prompts calls to Vou den eee drug.
Mrs. Jesse Lincon and Mrs. Sadie Miller visited Sioux City on Tuesday. A freight train collision near Rock Valley injured Engineer Long and Mrs. Elizabeth Putnam with several others. The wreck damaged cars and caused alarm as crews aided victims and cleared the tracks.
The state superintendent reports 170 ungraded schools and 66 recitation rooms, totaling 74 school rooms in Broux County. Last year enrollment reached 9,390 pupils with an average attendance of 4.18. Teachers numbered 35 men at about 11 dollars monthly and 20 women at roughly 686 per month.
The text describes a society event chaired by Mrs Denby with 2000 people expected, featuring a reception and donation drives. It notes Mrs Denby’s prominent role and mentions township election procedures and concerns about a heart condition affecting a local official two days after Lincoln township voting began.
In Atchison Kansas the Daily Globe highlights Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as a modern, safe cure for croup. It claims quick relief and less phlegm production, recommending prompt use when a croupy cough appears. Sold by S. Vandermerg.
The report details county schooling, enrollment 6,612 with 4,60 males and 4,538 females, compulsory education ages 7 to 16, 2,01 0, and 543 females. It notes 5g not meeting required length, half the cases from one town, and monthly tuition averages: town 1.12 and rural 2.74 dollars. East Orange township paid highest rural tuition at 4.10, West Grant township lowest at 1.50. Green ville highest town tuition, Rock Valley lowest. Plato pays highest teacher wages, Floyd lowest. Also lists Great Northern passenger rates Sept to Nov and stopovers, with inquiries to agents Rogers or GP A Sioux City.
Mrs CL Ebbetts reports Rocky Mountain Tea as a vital household remedy kept in their home. She says it is a great family remedy and essential for daily use, available through both Che Talex and the Sioux City Twice a Week Journal at a yearly price.
Treasury Department announces First National Bank of Hull licensed to commence banking under state law. Notice lists locations, rates, and travel tickets to various points, with historical health disclaimer and tobacco cancer anecdote attributed to a General.
A Boet, Heard of banka, travels from a encultivated Boct to Cape Town to cash his money. He asks the clerk about charges, is told no fee but money is offered for storage, and he demands his money back claiming distrust of British honesty.
A note mentions a cough remedy named Hk Jain a Cough Remedy to loosen relieve a bad cold and soothe throat and lungs. For sale by G Van den Bers. Retesed. The text also contains a fragment about a confrontation at a coal mine between two people, including a line where a woman throws a man down.
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