23 Oct 1903
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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1903
Page
1
Team of work horses offered for sale four miles southwest of Bull by A. J. Barks blacksmith and woodwork shop. Horseshoe work and first class care promised. parties indebted urged to call at Tow Slam Walk to settle accounts.
Classified note seeking a skilled carpenter with promise of good pay. Mentions locations Janteen and Halt and hints at favorable terms for a reliable worker.
Fragmented text reports Mrs Almon Canfield sick list and a Ladies Aid gathering with Mrs Matie Stutzman. Also an printer shop advertises indicating safe bill finishing. A United States Court decision names Simie Griffin homesteader and Mrs A Roos with relatives return from Vospers Me.
Hull Iowa items report visits by Joe Holihan and Mrs Stulsman, a Ben Hawkins sale, and a parade of small-town events. Socials include church and club meetings, weddings, and a high school basket sale fund. Obituary notes note Joseph Vos, Orange City postmaster and longtime resident.
A garbled report notes W W Ball coverage in Columbia South Carolina about the Fittoan Trial. It mentions James H Tillman and a disputed honorary degree amid a controversial university moment.
Fragmentary newspaper text discusses crime in South Carolina, mentions Laurens county and a man named George Turger with a homicide history, and questions about criminal verdicts and methods without clear events or outcomes.
A fragmented narrative describes a sparsely filled train car in the Rockies. Passengers include a woman seeking the window and a tall man who moves aggressively, ending with a cryptic line about weakness as the scene shifts away.
An odd scene unfolds as Rin FL Chesca and companions attend a dinner party. One guest sits in a moldy seat during the event while others discuss manners and conduct. The gathering continues with drinks and light fare as tensions rise subtly.
A Philadelphia Press quip shows a drug clerk at a counter being teased by a patient about five cent stamps. The clerk misreads the request and offers two stamps and a one, prompting a playful exchange about “fores of bablt” and the clerk’s absent minded reply.
The piece cites a famed statesman admitting in calmer moments that his earlier heated claim about the opposite member as a dishonest adventurer was an error. The apology reflects a classic political restraint after confrontation.
An analysis links the fall in high grade and speculative securities to a broader global credit contraction. The piece traces overseas factors, including British markets, European bank pauses, and gold output growth, to liquidity tightening that began after the Boer War and intensified with delayed retrenchment in Britain and the United States.
A vintage advertisement touts Rocky Mountain Tea as building muscular flesh and healthy tissue, claiming it purifies the stomach kidneys and liver. The price is 35 cents and the seller signs as N. GO. Coad.
Treasury notice dated September 12 1968 states The First National Bank of Bull Hull Iowa is authorized to commence banking business after meeting statutory requirements. Comptroller William Ringel certifies compliance and authorization per Revised Statutes conversion of The State Bank of Hoult. Seal and official date appear with publication note of local newspapers.
Auction style ad offers 140 acres with a new house and barn, level soil, good water, 30 miles from Jewse, 14 miles from town, caltivatlop land. Price listed as 1000 down with balance at 641 per acre. Trade offer for town property noted.
A reader passage urges kindness and sympathy with mixed local notes. An endorsement for Chamberlains Cough Remedy claims it cures colds and prevents pneumonia, sold by J F Holihan. A Panama canal funding dispute is discussed, suggesting Nicaragua as the better construction option and noting American ownership aims.
A fragment notes a Churchill style quip about John Wesley and then praises Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for colds and grip and its claimed safety and usefulness. It advertises sales by H. Wolihan.
The Great Northern Line offers cheap daily fares from September through November 30, 1905 to Kalispell Butte Spokane Seattle Portland and other points with stopovers allowed at intermediate stations. For full details contact any agent or the company.
The C M St P will sell excursion tickets from Detroit and Chicago to various points in October. Detroit Mioch Oct 14 15 16 17 and Kansas City Oct 17 to Oct 19 inclusive. Chicago Nas Nav Ate Deo Tat inclusive. Sioux City round trip one fare and one third. Inquiries to local agents.
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