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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1910
Page
5
Notable residents and visitors frequent Hull area society pages as names like John VandeBerg G W Lenaink J L Curtis Opal Miller and Miss Jame Olivier appear. Local travel mentions include F W Steffen Spencer Marcus and Omaha while a bank statement feature highlights prosperous candidates in finance. Community events cover an upcoming sale by D J Mehye and a stroke illness in Mr Olivier with family travel details and minor local mishaps.
Local shoppers hear about piano sales at Weir and Beckman while other items include baseburners soft coal heaters and coats. Notices mention Hull shipments price 4 60 per barrel and various trips and hotel prospects in Dakota Minnesota and South Dakota venues.
The article urges residents to support local merchants and craftsmen at home to grow town wealth. It argues that thriving shops, blacksmithing, printing, and farm markets raise property values and attract new business and demand for labor across trades.
The item reports on a Wisconsin reader’s note about a horse called Joe and ill health preventing travel, mentions Mr. James R. Lindsey visiting Hull after years in Chicago with ties to 1883 and 1884, and notes a pleasant visit with the pews man and an update on Mrs. Tings.
The M. E. Church announces regular services next Sunday with special music for the boys and a hearty welcome extended to all. The morning sermon will be followed by evening worship and gas ben prepared.
A cordial welcome awaits you at the Presbyterian church with morning worship titled What God Can Do and an evening program on Triumphant Knowledge. The service includes music prayer and scripture reading as you come to worship and bow before the Lord.
The Girls Chorus sang School Festival Song at opening exercises. Students and staff note resumed work after absences, and Philomathian Society hosted the first literary program with eighth graders delivering for the first time. A debate led by Bennie Nymyer and Dowie DeBoer won by the negative. The Philomathian Quartet debuted, with many attendees listed. An upcoming November 23 program invites parents and friends, featuring readings, solos, and a debate on cultural versus technical education. The sixth grade welcomes Johnie Victoria and Elmer Huibregtse back, while Johnie Kocle was absent. The report includes school notices from Lincoln School Perkins, Iowa, and mentions public-spirited citizen Geo. W. Schee and legislative remarks about women voters.
On the seventh day of November 1910 the Wintrict Court of Sioux County appointed Mania Wiese as administratrix of the estate of E R Wiese deceased. All persons indebted must pay the amount due to Mania Wiese and any claims against the estate must be proved in court. Van Oosterhout & Hosreys, attorneys for the estate.
Readers are invited to subscribe to The Youths Companion for 1911 at $1.75 for fifty-two weeks with all issues to year end. A prospectus for 1811 offers many new features and sample copies. New subscribers receive The Companions Art Calendar 1943 with a color water color garden scene. The paper is produced by The Youths Companion, 144 Berkeley St, Boston.
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