04 Oct 1912
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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1912
Page
1
A fragmentary Hull Iowa items column notes Will Tampila leaving for Ann Arbor, births and school moves in Lincoln and Merril districts, local residents visiting Dakota land, stamp work and post office talk, property purchases, and a resignation at the Hull post office. Brighter items celebrate academy support and local sentiment toward growth.
Rock Valley reports visitors and departures including Bowers and Zetta of Tock Rapids, James Griffin and family, Gerrit Kersbergen and relatives, and Miss Hattie Burney. Peritonitis case Neal Dykstra at local hospital, corn Palace day turnout with multiple locals attending. A. J. Burney resigns as postmaster. Will Still to circulate appointment petition. Local events include moving picture show update, Golden Sheaf Lodge meeting, and Rev. G. H. Young’s farewell speech before conference.
The owner E. O. Weir will sell at public auction on Saturday October 12 1912 at 2 o clock on the vacant lot between the Furniture Store and the Bakery. Household goods include beds chairs tables and other items. Terms cash. Auctioneer H Reimann with clerk Rev P J Bunge away in Avora Minnesota. No Lutheran church services in Hull area next Sunday October 6.
The column lists multiple local updates from Hull including personnel shifts at the Milwaukee Depot during Clyde Eddington's absence, new hires at the Iowa State Bank, and a sale of household goods. It notes travel, family news, a musical/personal event, a theater play in October, and a college football update from Iowa City with a large enrollment.
Public sale of the estate of Julia Vanilee Wilt at Orange City Iowa for land in Capel and Welcome townships. Properties include the southeast quarter of section sixteen in Capel and parts of sections nineteen twenty four within Capel and Welcome townships with 80 to 159 acres. Terms: 500 dollars per 80 acres cash down, balance March 1 1915, owners offer second mortgages at 3000 dollars per 80 acres for five years with 1 percent interest. Possession March 1 1913 subject to a one year lease at five dollars per acre. The referee is Gerrit J VanderWilt.
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