Hull Remembered Pioneers and Progress Twenty Years On
A retrospective look at Hull twenty years after its founding, recalling Dr. Coad and early merchants, the arrival of the Milwaukee line, shops in car-dwellings, saloons, and the community’s growth, challenges, and plans for a brighter future driven by local business leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hull
Milwaukee Road
Pattersonville
Coad
Elon
Great Michigan University
Greely
High Mineral Point
Wis
Iowa
Milwaukee
Uncle Okey
Ol Munm
Sioux County
Doe
Pioneer Drug Store
Weelern
Davidson Brother's
Danish Church Society
Hage
Davideson Brothers
Onca Bud
Thanksgiving cheer and local Army company notes in Hull
The piece reflects Co. E in Hull wanting to stay in Hull and praises patriotism after Chickamauga Park trials. It notes Thanksgiving customs, a publisher appointment to Hull Post Office, and fruit baskets for Oval Brenner ill with fever. It ends with praise for a national leader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co. E
Hull
Chickamauga Park
Iowa National Guard
Turkey
of Ilull
Christian Endeavor
Epworth League Societies
Oval Brenner
Wagner on Inspiration in Music and Opera Creation
The piece cites Houston Stewart Chamberlain on how Richard Wagner felt possessed during idea genesis. It notes Wagner’s apparitions guiding a dramatic idea then evolving into orchestral expression, with inspiration arriving in dusk moments before realization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wagner
Houston Stewart Chamberlain
Richard Wagner
Ladies’ Home Journal
The Six Hundred Ride to Death at Dalakinva
An OCR fragment recounts the Charge of the Six Hundred with vivid but garbled details. It references the Seven Teenth Lancers and a regimental butcher, notes the charge lasting 26 minutes, and memory of heroic acts amid gunfire and peril. It also drifts into historical commentary on farming in Olten and English writings abroad, with fragmented quotes from London News.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dalakinva
Cornhill Magazine
Seventeenth Lancers
England
Saventeouth Lancers
Bell Nabla
Olten Thre
Alte
Imatead Ik
Capa God
Europe
Pogliehna
Norway
St. Marchin’s-le-Grand
Postoffice
Tourida
Steamera
Skjoldan
Ecommanda Aa
Pagzage Toe Lom
Gudbrandsdalen
Topmonniera
London News
Near December Attracts with Holiday Market Choices
A bustling display highlights many ideas and attractive prices for the approaching holiday season. The assortment and easy payment options meet the needs of the up to date buyer, inviting shoppers to explore items with affordable pricing.
Enamel Beds From Boomer Bros Bring Light Air to Rooms
Beautifully enameled beds enhance sleeping rooms with a light airy touch and lasting finishes. Boomer Bros., Hull, Ind., offers best styles and durable makes at thrifty prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boomer Bros
Hull
Schedule of Charges for Publishers of Country Newspapers
A satirical 19th century style list revises charges for labeling public figures and professions with humorous euphemisms. It cites altered phrases for a deceased citizen, a candidate, a pulpit speaker, a traveling quack, and a bride, noting fees for each paraphrase. The piece also references a December Journal illustration and the Ireton Clipper issue with a green cover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horna
Esela
Blackstone
Eldora Merald
Notable Longfellow figures feature in Taylor illustrated series
The Christmas Ladies' Home Journal prints the first in a series of page illustrations by W. L. Taylor portraying notable Longfellow figures. Minnehaha and Hiawatha accompany the poem Anawatha, showcasing Taylor's skill with figure and color.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Christmas Ladies’ Home Journal
W. L. Taylor
Longfellow
Minnehaha
Riawatha
Anawatha
Mr. Taylor Vo Yére
Fo Lopgfellowe
Talking Crow Delights Bethel Children
A talking crow, found in Bethel, Maine, over a year ago after falling from its nest, has become a curiosity for local children. The bird, once silent, now speaks and tends to favor words containing g and greeting phrases like Hello, balla, Moses, and General Wheatherti, prompting passersby to pause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethel
Owell Ag Parrote
Balla
Moses
Conversation Between Mr Bliffers and Mrs Bliffers
A dialogue about a friend with a dead face. Mr Bliffers recalls the man proposed to a very beautiful girl, she refused, and later married someone named London Answora.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eerplained
Mr. Bliffers
Bliffers
Immense St George's Bay coalfield outlined in Newfoundland
St George's Bay Newfoundland hosts a coalfield 20 miles long and 10 miles wide with estimates suggesting production of 250000 tons annually would not exhaust the bed in a century. Noted are antique red velvet glove bands and silk embroidery on hawiting gloves, recalling era of Queen Besa. Parcels valued at £750,000 of Foyt and Engptend may extend further.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St George's Bay
Newfoundland
Besa
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Big Wutin Wagone
Ons
la Belle Studebaker
Sheldon & Claerbout
W. KR. Boomer
Co. G. Boomer
Cork
DeMote Bros
Ford
Luner
George McDonald
Ira Brock
Spink County
8. D
E. C. Elliots
Ballard
Dwight Magon
Will McEldownay
Sheldon
Standard
Ed Miller
Gee, Okey
Newton
Board of Trade
S. W. Harrington
Graton
S. Dak
Frank Campbell
Lena Owens
Morning Side College
Sioux City
Edna Richie
LeMars
Elmer Hollister
Osceola County
Frank
Reformed Church
Broekstraa
Holland
Tom Kent
Co. E Buglers
Rock Valley
Tom
Boomer Cros
Rob Raines
St. Losey
Heb
Writhal
Robert
Big Four League
G. A. Ri. Hall
BR. G. O. Coad
Mahood
Rock Rapids
M. E
Art Coon
Charlie
Hudson
Tarbox
Leo Moran
Maurice
Granville
Hortense
Olive Tamplin
Sibley
Sibley W. R. C
G. A. BR
Grand Army
Ben Goss
Gertie
Goss
J. Mak
Inwood
Inwood Herald
M. E. Church
Armory
Zimmermen and Son
Oklahoma
Board of Supervisors
Orange City
Court House
Thafr Littia
Johnnson
Chicago
Cctors
Cecragseselon
Goodsi
WM. Wilkinson
Country Newspapers
People of
Paria
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