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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1898
Page
8
An old naval article explains the log method to measure ship speed, detailing logship, line, and marks, including the array, bunting, knots, and the process of timing via a glass. It covers mechanical patents, cross bearings for error checks, and a sailors tale about a shark swallowing a patent log.
Des Moines Oct 24 Col EM Martin Iowa national committee member for sound money democrats issues address urging voters to back Republican congressional candidates to defend the gold standard. The national committee warns Democrats against Bryan and free silver, urging state factions to solve their issues to advance sound money principles.
An ad urges use of DeWine Whiteb tazel Salve as the great pile cure and warns against substitutions for piles and sores. It mentions J H Ane tersop and N G Goad offering Eastern money loans in various amounts.
Southern homeseekers guide rewritten and updated to 1860 providing facts and conditions for settlers. It covers Illinois Central Railroad lines into Kentucky Tennessee Mississippi and Louisiana with descriptions of towns and surrounding areas. Free copies available from D F Mer 4 GPA Chicago.
The Daily Chronicle reports a Sunday October 9 Veslight service change for the Dinos Central line. The train leaves Chicago at 2:10 AM and arrives in Battle at 7:20 PM, with a long trip via Springfield ending around 50 PM. The schedule highlights a Parlor car and other amenities on board.
Fragmented text describes cheap lands near a river valley with farming potential and water access. It includes references to leases, rents, and price ranges from 800 to 900 dollars per unit, plus conditions about climate and soil. The document shifts to legal notices in Sioux County Iowa, detailing petitions, judgments, and court actions involving named parties and dates in the late 1800s.
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