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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1897
Page
5
A late Congregational church meeting extended a formal call to the Rev. G. H. Kershaw to lead the Hull church. He has accepted and will begin duties the coming Sunday. Members and others are invited to attend the service.
Saie of hogs by Pi Mouw of Orange City will hold a public sale on Wednesday November 11 starting at noon. The herd includes forty four thoroughbred Poland China hogs with top bloodlines and no inferior stock. Mouw is well known as a reputable breeder of fine hogs.
Dr Woodburn Canning will be at Hull Wednesday November 17 offering eye ear and nose consultations at the office of Doctors Owens and Shepard from early afternoon until 4 o clock. Those seeking specialist advice are urged to call on that date. A Republican meeting in Sioux county at Howard featured a lively banquet at the Moody House with about seventy five attendees.
In Hull Iowa E 1 Reimann notes a case involving Sala and Tarn of 120 in the vicinity. The record highlights local inquiry and response from Hull authorities.
Remnants of a community page report marriages and visits. Prominent items include upcoming weddings of Mrs. Smith and Dame Tumor, Rev J B Clase preaching, and Mrs. Thenty and Rome MacMillan injured in yard work accident. Local business notes cover heating upgrades at Dorcas Hall, DeMols Bros jewelry, and spectacles. News on wheat prices, rail expansions, and university topics round out the snapshot.
A jumble of short notices notes BOB Goss attending his daughter Minnie’s wedding Wednesday noon. Myra Hollister visits Lane born and inspects the W R G at a price. May organizes a live pigeon shoot for Thanksgiving with local participants. Academy Avi Regio winter term begins January first Tuesday. Young people encouraged to study during winter months. Hoopers-Echo changes publication day from Saturday. Town legislature standings show Republicans 37, Democrats 11 in Senate. Republicans 68, Democrats 37 in House. Durant gains a fresh lease of life per latest dispatches. Uncle Horace remains the only Democrat in Iowa with the right to ring the proverb. Bridget Flannery dies at Independence at age 108, native of Burrald Isle.
Bits note political heft in Lyon and Osceola counties as Sioux County gains favor. A State Bank of Dull statement hints at improving business, signaling better times. Deputy Inspector Comrade Rebley seeks reappointment amid candidacy chatter. Frank Novak, Ben Ikow County elder, advances toward rapid conviction prospects.
The Woman Suffrage Association plans to flood the upcoming legislative session with petitions to grant women the right to vote. The effort aims to secure participation in elections and influence state lawmaking.
Homeseekers excursions advertise low fares for round trips from South Dakota Minnesota Iowa to Kentucky Mississippi and Tennessee destinations. Tickets valid on specific dates with guides to agricultural advantages and railroad lands Yazoo Valley. For details contact J F Merry and E P Skene while listings solicit trustworthy travelers for Chicago firm.
An elderly observer watches children play on a city walk. A quarrel ends with the younger girl in tears and the elder boy scowling. A quick reproach yields a soft plea to forgive. Clouds pass as kindness blooms in a gentle moral vignette from English Illustrated Magazine.
A Chicago tramp printer teaches an aspiring editor the trade while he frets over costs and gasoline hoaxes. The tale follows the editor Jack Hill as he encounters a reforming town, alcohol, and church leaders in a chaotic clash that ends with ongoing prohibition in his town.
Two American captains recount voyages with comic and odd observations. One describes a cloud of locusts stripping sails, while the other notes a cloud on the bow and crew wearing No. 1 canvas trousers. The piece also muses on epitaphs, atmospheres, and odd scientific notes.
A local retailer highlights a wide stock of boots and shoes and promotes a chance to demonstrate quality and value to customers. The note emphasizes strong selection and favorable pricing as a selling point.
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