Farm land and flax sowing offer near Church Bridge
An advertisement from W. S. Tortie & Co. of St. Paul Mina offers 80 acres for a man to break and sow to flax next year at Church Bridge Canata. Apply at once for the deal valued around 500 dollars.
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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1902
Page
3
An advertisement from W. S. Tortie & Co. of St. Paul Mina offers 80 acres for a man to break and sow to flax next year at Church Bridge Canata. Apply at once for the deal valued around 500 dollars.
The Herald notes a delinquent tax sale notice and lists local happenings in Hull including visits by Mrs. W D Schoeneman, social at Dorcas Hall, civic and suffrage activities, and Halloween pranks. Reporter mentions shipments, home moves, and local business updates involving residents like W L Keech and C R Brown.
A group of Misses Caroplin Hars ey Stensvand Beach Brown Melaskey and Gassidy joined a company of young people attending a dance at Sioux Center last Friday evening. The event followed a local paper editorship note by Geo McNab.
The document outlines a presidential call for a nationwide day of Thanksgiving on the 27th of November, praising divine providence and national prosperity. It cites historical crises and moral duties, urging citizens to worship and render thanks through deeds. It also includes stray notices about coal and fuel history and mentions coal discovery in 1160.
A To wer England resident, described as an amazing sight, weighs at least 733 pounds and has not walked for eight years. He travels by a wheeled chair and hoists himself into bed with a trapeze. A traveling showman offered cash to exhibit him, but he declined to stay with his family.
A transcription request seeks a freecopy of the TNinogis Central Giimilar No. 3 and notes commentary on it. J. Merry, Ass't Gen'l Pasa'r Agent Tiingis Central Railroad, Dh Duque, Towa.
A Baltimore American piece surveys courtship dialogue and a jokey take on wedding plans ending with technical notes on watch parts. It blends playful banter with precise measurements of watch components like pivots pins and hairsprings.
The passage recalls Conrad Cook and E W Cook AB A detailing right and left hand drawing by Landseer and similar dexterity feats. It cites J A Mans on describing Sir Edwin Latchseer and notes a Lowell autograph exchange with a lesson on word correctness.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions monetary and aid phrases with uncertain names and places. No verifiable event or identifiable entities emerge for a coherent summary.
A London dinner features General Horace Porter mocked as a slot machine delivering speeches. Porter fires back with swift satire, likening the critic to a machine and a comedian, praising wit over pomp as the crowd reacts to the banter.
Readers can subscribe to the Woman's Home Companion for one year and receive The People’s Atlas of the World plus the newspaper for two years at a special price of 2.40. Regular prices are 1.00 for the paper and about 1.50 for the atlas. Deliveries may go to one or two addresses. call or mail names to the office.
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