16 Nov 1894
Page 1
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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1894
Page
1
An article extols the forests of South and Central America, noting woods from Argentine Republic and Brazil as superior for cabinet work and shipbuilding. It highlights their durability, insect resistance, and indestructibility by air and water, urging exploration and railway access to supply growing demand.
An advertisement invites families to join Home Seekers Excursions from Sioux City and Cedar Rapids to southern states Tennessee Mississippi and Louisiana with return within thirty days. One fare for round trip from offshoot lines to Yazoo Mississippi Valley points, with departures from Manchester Iowa on select dates.
W Schlossien promotes a local car pet weaving service with on hand warp styles and directions one block north and a half block east of the Academy building. The note invites customers to see the best work available from AH Kinds of warp on hand.
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