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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1899
Page
2
A confused IA report notes Avery Puday at Mull and a governor race candidate using fishing imagery to mock opponents. The Index claims Mr Carter leads by about five hundred, while farmers doubt the landslide and Sioux County chatter swirls around district endorsements and adoption debates.
Fusion forces claim a statewide lead with about 15,000 returns. Douglas County summaries show Halcomb ahead, while Republicans sweep the judicial and many county tickets. A social celebration is planned as results pour in and calls for administration at the hospital grounds emerge.
Kentucky returns show Goebel gaining in the governor race with about 2,070 votes in late tallies and Republican majorities concentrated in certain districts. The Courier-Journal notes gains for Goebel and Taylor, with expectations of a possible contest despite incomplete statewide results.
A fragment from the Weekly Tote quet retells the sixteenth century legend of Chobel the leader of a rival faction in Edo. He defeats rivals with strategic disguise and a bed of assassins and dies as his name becomes a byword for fearless devotion to reputation.
A crowded Lexington Avenue elevated car shows a nervous man unable to sit as his wife carries tools in her purse. Witnesses note the couple’s strained behavior and compare it to another barber shop scene where a pale husband is shaved while his wife pays and exits, reflecting worn-out relationships.
An unreliable OCR text describes wolves and a forest scene with vague actions. It mentions a group confronting or observing, with scattered phrases about protection, land, and mysterious figures. The fragmentary lines hint at a tense woodland episode without clear events or names.
One companion fired, another tried to reengage. Silence, then distant lions and a pack of wolves approach. By barking and shouting to imitate distant pack sounds, the hunters scare off the predators and return to camp with honey, untroubled until morning.
Historical note reports scientists discovering bacteria cause cement mortar decay in water supply reservoirs. Previously blamed on carbonic acid and minerals, the new finding identifies putrefying organisms as the driver of disintegration, turning cement into mud and detaching it gradually.
A fragmented local item recalls a resident’s long visit at home and neighbors’ questions about his family. The piece shifts to a snippet on stale water myths and heart effects, citing lighthearted commentary and a piano anecdote from Farewell.
Fragmentary classroom dialogue recalls Milton the blind poet and asks if students can remember his misfortune. Voices name Polby Smart Yegedar Bobbs Smart and mention misfortune in a stylized exchange.
A fragmentary exchange shows Mrs. Tapespy and Mr Tapennay amid a grocery setting. They discuss the price of items causing a blush and tentative talk of value, framed in a curious, archaic tone.
A Turk Sun profile describes an expert Hin butcher known for precise cutting. He trims meat to exact weights, impressing customers with swift, clean, weighed portions. Long experience guides his judgment as he delivers pieces nearly perfect to the requested pounds.
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