Cloak Sale Dates Noted for October Event
Fragmentary notice lists cloak sale on October 17 18 19 possibly under Mrs. Souwincen with unclear details.
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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1907
Page
5
Fragmentary notice lists cloak sale on October 17 18 19 possibly under Mrs. Souwincen with unclear details.
Reading like a nostalgic column, the item lists local commerce, sales, weddings, church events, moves, and farm notices. It mentions Lensink's trade, the Excelsior Bakery, Miss Myrtle Warren turning 26, A A Roos moving to Gull Mon day, updates from Orange City and Sioux City, and a community gathering with music and refreshments.
Brown announces a new office at the former Company Building. He will handle land business, write insurance, and manage collections. He plans no aggressive pushing, aims to establish himself this fall, and invites friends to visit. He will be ready on November 1 to serve customers.
The notice lists subscription terms for multiple papers including The Sioux Cits Bailey News and Farm Magazine with durations and prices. It promotes advance payments and arrearage settlements for old subscribers with a combined offer totaling 44.73 and a special 83.40 for a two year combo.
The Synod of Iowa has closed its annual meeting at Sions City. Delega te K D Hawkins will report on Sabbath morning. Baptism will be administered at the morning service. The evening service features a sermon on future Glory by Pastor Thea J Agnus.
Mrs. Cousins of Otterburn reports catching cold in November 1901 and quinsy with throat swelling. She used Chamberlain's Pain Balm and claims quick relief within two days. The pamphlet extols the balm as a remedy for pains and stiffness.
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