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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1910
Page
5
Cornelia Muilenburg promotes a ready selection of fall and winter bats for ladies. Customers are urged to inspect the line and compare prices before shopping elsewhere.
The Lensink and Bell painting and papering firm dissolves by mutual consent. a dissolution notice appears elsewhere. Keele and Son expand their livery outfit. Rev Edge of Morningside Sioux City spoke at the Methodist church. Local figures Shimp and Boutje noted, with updates on health and travel. many townspeople discuss changes as winter weather and railway activity affect daily life.
A public sale will be held at the seller's pine in Hull starting at 1 p.m. on Tuesday October 25 151. The list includes a Ladies' driving horse, farm tools, beds and furniture, chickens, potatoes, hay, 45 bee colonies with equipment, beekeeping supplies, shipping cases, wax extractor, and various other articles. Terms to be announced.
A local notice urges candidates to recruit fifteen to twenty five year subscriptions to win a 300 piano with a twenty five year guarantee. The contest, started to secure new subscribers, will close around December. The notice notes new Dutch language local news as a selling point and asks who will win the instrument.
A jumble of local items details travel mishaps, property moves, social visits, and community notices. The column mentions a vehicle accident near a North Dakota route, farm sales and transfers, and neighbors visiting relatives in Sioux Center Sheldon and Rock Valley. Community events include a Halloween social and church services with planned music. Prices on goods and ads mingle with travel fare details for a Chicago lines excursion.
The article notes Big-strain Poland-China hogs sold after press time with prices near 50 dollars for a typical hog, top offerings reaching 105 to 110 dollars. Buyer names include V Graham of Howard Lake Minnesota and a Belmond Iowa buyer. Gritters is praised as a successful breeder whose hogs sell on merit.
Emila Wiese missed the week due to her father's death and classmates offer sympathy. The text also mentions a clash of words about the Acropolis and a note on carpentry. The Nawah Dahah Society held its annual officer election with Premive Committee members Overett Eye bregtse Margaret Ver Steeg and thel Warren, President John Wallinga, Vice Everett Huibregtse, Secretary Catherine Sawyer, and Chorister Marsha Alice Merrill.
Local shopping item notes coats for misses and children must be cleaned out before December 1. Come and get a bargain at Mrs Schweiger's. Postcard albums offered as gifts with prices starting at one cent.
Taken up about September 10 red heifer owner may reclaim by proving property and paying costs. W Brower Jr east of Hull reports locals and visitors discussing business matters and harvest progress. Several residents visit LeMars. a four year old son of Mrs Te Grootenhuis dies suddenly from infantile paralysis. community mourns. The piece notes concerns over minors being supplied with liquor and a call for lawful action.
Closing notice states several firms will shut their places of business every evening at 6 30 P M except Saturdays with a start in November. Signatories include G W Lensink H Rieck J Dykstra and others from Lutjen Bros Peters Steenbergen Bro s and DeRoos Mrs A Schweger and D DeRoos.
Notice of dissolution states the partnership Lensink & Kell is dissolved by mutual agreement. Each party will conduct their own accounts and business going forward. Dissolution dated October 1910 in Hell Iowa signed by Lensink & Bell.
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