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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1911
Page
6
Ada Fox visits Sheldon. Miss Amy Bellesfield hosts guests. C N Sawyer surveys near Orange City. Van’s claims quality shoe repair and clocks. Davidson Opera House Hull opens 1911 season October 14 with The Lonesome Pine. Mrs J VanderPoel and others mingle. Local trades, real estate deals, and numerous visits noted across town.
Ladies Aid Society met at Mrs Wintermantie's home. Epworth League service at 6 45. Evening study of Temptations of Christ 7 30 with music. Morning service Fall of Man. Evening Deluge. Sunday School 10. Christian Endeavor 6 30 memory meeting led by Agatha Miller. Rev J P Bunge returns from conference. Zion German Evangelical Lutheran services next Sunday at 2 pm with Sunday School afterward. Conference at Ceylon Minnesota attended by 13 pastors. weather hindered but blessing noted.
A Victorian style ad claims an “alarmingly small expense” cures for work horses with sore shoulders and necks. It promotes Gall Salve and a quickly soothing treatment, urging buyers to consult a vet if needed and promising rapid relief and improved vigor.
Ralph Kurvink from Rock Valley came on business Wednesday. Henry Harrington welcomed visitors Big Ben and Mr Frank Miller’s father. A. DeBey and John DeBey from Orange City traveled by auto Tuesday. They assisted Dr C Maris during an operation on Mrs Gerrit Kuypers who lives northeast of Hull.
An old advertisement touts Hall’s Catarrh Cure with a one hundred dollar reward for an uncured case. It includes testimonials claiming long trust in F J Cheney and Co and mentions other remedies and banks, with promotional language about internal action and free sample offers.
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