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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1909
Page
6
A jumble of brief items covers Harriman inheritances, Alaska's legislature prospects, a magazine writer’s critique, and various quirky notes. It mentions a $20,000,900 estate, a Baltimore girl’s theater outing, poetic musings on months, and a public schoolbook donation amid chatter on politics, education, and culture.
A translated Chinese state article outlines nationality changes with articles on eligibility for naturalization age and morality requirements limits on public positions for foreigners and rules for marriage and abandonment of nationality. It notes gendered effects on wives and children and signals broader civic expectations.
The article discusses the cotton boll weevil and San Jose scale sweeping U S orchards and fields, urging improved crop rotation, diligent spraying, and careful cultivation. It notes Mexico and California facing outbreaks, Texas cotton and orchard crops enduring, and mortgage relief where farmers cut debts as yields recover.
Attorney General George Cosson warns liquor dealers about a new federal act restricting interstate shipments and labeling of liquor. Railways express and common carriers begin to review the law which takes effect January 1 1910 and imposes severe penalties for noncompliance.
Des Moines case stems from Susie Brown suing J H Bell Coffee Co for 1990 damages after being refused a coffee at a pure food show. Court rules private business giving samples not selling, so no violation. lower court ruling reversed.
R G Dun and Co reports improving bank clearings and stronger credits across the western territory. Retail and wholesale demand rises for winter goods and staples as costs of cotton fabrics push urgent buying. Christmas trade expected to be favorable despite high food prices and enforced economies.
A Des Moines court frees Goldie Martin after proving a mistaken identity led to her bigamy charge. The arrested girl, once jailed, is the divorced Goldie Martin of Lucas County. another Goldie Martin with husband Relph Freeland lived in Sioux City, causing confusion.
Benjamin Baber a peddler was stabbed to death in a saloon on East Des Moines Thursday afternoon by an unknown assailant who fled into the crowd. Detectives charged with the murder detained a suspect named Randy for arres t.
Des Moines Y W C A solicitors refuse a $1000 check from Moines Brewing Company saying the funds are tainted. Officers Muelkaupt and Frank Mattes were asked to issue personal $500 checks, but refused, arguing the money is not good in the company name.
The Hate educationial board announces a central plan to restructure power plants and care facilities. Agnes Gppest is named head with Thomas Tanner as superintendent of the Tuwa City Tdseht and Heat company. The board says a central chain of authority will ensure orderly results.
The State Firemen's Association held its midwinter meeting in Marlow and elected officers: President George M. Welloges of Sioux City. Vice presidents Lambert of Newton, Tom Tries of Clinton, Charlen Nichol. Councilor William Whiffe. treasurer F.B. Alterman of Cedar Rapids. recording secretary I. E. Parton of Marion. band secretary W. J. Francia of Des Moines. Ted Oak named to organize the next tournament.
In a decisive ballot, residents rejected a $45,900 supplemental appropriation tied to a $125,000 high school addition project. The measure failed on a strong majority as the community conveys its stance on school funding.
A Iow a girl Adeline Andrews aged seven or eight survives a near fatal stab wound to the brain after a two inch Wade knife driven to the hilt. She is the daughter of Daniel and Mrs Andrews living near Marehalltown. Doctors report a miraculous recovery and describe her journey to regain health.
Judge Smith McPherson in Des Moines federal court ordered 1 945 Fackens bleached flour released after seizure by federal officials. The court kept samples for testing at the Cornwell Bluffs trial scheduled January 15.
After weeks with no word on Jered Myers and wife, relatives learned on Wednesday that Mrs. Myers is in a hospital in Firsann awaiting updates on their planned trip to Los Angles.
Bradstreet's reports a brighter business tone in the United States for the week ending Nov 15 as milder weather and winter visits ease transport disruptions. Commercial failures total 32, up from 21 last week, with Canada listing 26 failures, compared with 23 previous week.
Fragmentary report describes a Lehigh physician Dr Shearer accused of a crime involving carholin, with mentions of an Alaska plan and a confrontation with an operator and baggage man. The text is garbled, making specific names, dates, and outcomes uncertain.
The Jew s supreme court set a hearing on Leroy Ware s petition for a writ of habeas corpus for December 14. Ware is serving a sentence for defalcation of 385 000 from the defunct Farmers and Drovers Bank at Sey Wer.
A scanned price table lists cattle hogs sheep and various grains across markets in Chicago St Louis Detroit Milwaukee Buffalo Cincinnati New York and Toledo with bid ranges and terms like No 2 yellow corn No 2 white oats standard rye No 2 mixed wheat and butter creamery prices. Figures vary by market and商品.
Albert Tanlson walked through a window on the Equitable building’s secant story and fell thirty feet to the pavement below, sustaining injuries expected to cause death.
Medical student Reon Jay from Jefferson was arrested in Iowa City for involvement in an opera house riot. He appeared for a hearing. the case connects to a man named OMeer Witzer who suffered a heart attack during the incident.
A man carrying five coals from one stove to another in a mining town near Des Moines dies from burns. The report details a dramatic misstep and the fatal accident as described in the damaged OCR text.
The Cedar Rapids area daily paper has been acquired by new owners linked to Spokane with plans to appeal a United States court ruling. Key figures mentioned include the Spokane publisher and Des Moines farming editor.
A collage of brief items covers imperial leaders, trade, technology, and travel. Mentions the Czar governing 160 million people, income tax on private estates, a British ship captain dining alone, and an open Mont Blanc electric railway to Calde Voza. Includes essays on peace, London taxi growth, rubber plants in Chile, US farm investments, and notable figures like Miss Littan Close and John T. Rockefeller Jr. with various historical touches.
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