13 Nov 1903
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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1903
Page
1
A fragmented notice lists a Jansma shop sale on Saturday November 14 featuring dining room furniture, bedding, stove, refrigerator, sewing machine and other items. It also advertises a separate land parcel in Growx county offering 88 acres with a shop and improvements, addressed to Box in Mtl Iowa.
A fragmented page lists Bosker's Grocery and Bakery offerings with onions and cigars, plus Fortuia Bros fresh groceries. It also reports social events at Rebecca lodge, a box social at Perkins school, a law suit in Justice Van Wyk's court, and town visits by Dr. Coad and Mr. Roth. Notable items include bank issues with Wm. Boles and a social fund-raising box incident, plus a child’s accidental injury and local education notes touching the school calendar.
The London Spectator notes a strained greeting as people avoid shaking paws of bold rodent hands. Readwan and Henley report a rumor of a feud with WW I figures. Henley lies dying in London as a train brings Heine to End his friend.
September 1 The First National Bank of Hull Iowa appears to meet federal banking requirements under the Currency provisions. The notice confirms the Hull bank’s eligibility and authority to engage in banking activities while referencing governing statutes and the national banking framework.
A collage of small town items including visits, auctions, sales, and social events. References to Joale Mueltic and Amy Jensen, Evergreen Apiary, local auctions at Dorcas Hall, a public sale by G. Kanie near Hull, and updates on residents like Mrs. Putnam. Mentions of the Wager Club, hospitalities for elders, and a mix of household buys and entertainment.
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