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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1903
Page
7
Poultry wanted notices offer top prices for spring chickens and other fowl. Buyer requests canh prices before selling and notes no pickups on Saturdays. Taken up birds listed as six geese in the southeast town area with owner reclaim through proof of ownership and costs.
Local Hull Iowa merchants sign a 8 p.m. closing cooperative from November through May with exceptions on Saturdays. The list includes several firms and individuals and notes sale bills, livestock prices, and a weekly sale upcoming next Wednesday.
A town column reports on Rev. Funding of Hreda en route to Beath Dakota to view real estate. Ida Merer of Alton and James Morris of Treton are seen on political and civic business. Sioux county’s new county house remains under construction with spring completion anticipated. voters urged to participate in upcoming elections.
The judge comments that Tai On possesses a paid charm about her, but notes that the charm is artificial. The exchange underscores skepticism about sincerity in the witness's demeanor during the proceedings.
The article reviews Emersons essay Compensation praising its genius and transcendentalism. It also discusses animal lifespans noting elephants and parrots long life, horses twenty years, dogs fifteen, and insects shorter spans. It mentions Constantinople feast days and a legend about white blackbirds turning black during cold ages.
In a tense house scene Cavell recovers the Willard diamonds after a plot to frame him unravels. Mrs. Willard verifies the jewels and Cavell explains a scheme with Norton and an accomplice, while a thief’s ruse to lure authorities is exposed. The case hinges on trust and a bargain with Cavell.
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