02 Sep 1904
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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1904
Page
1
Listings include care offers for cattle head payments through October, bank notices from First National Bank of Hal, talk of courthouse grounds work and expected year end completion, patient updates on Miss Tina Winters, marriage announcement for Flora Carver and LaFayette Whitney, and various local social tidbits and hazards.
A scattered page reports residents visiting relatives and attending events in towns like Inwood and Mason City. It notes Atty Elliott in Jowood hosting friends, J. Louis Fair Olympic mentions, and several local residents traveling to Bronx Crater and Sutherland. The piece lists visitors to the Jensen and Vickers homes, a hay fever battle for Rev. Koster, Lucile Fey returning to Cedar Falls for a year of study, and a funeral at a Presbyterian church amid community chatter.
Local items report cork binders ready for service at Rombonga and Son works. Visitors, weddings, teaching plans, and family news fill Hull and surrounding towns with lists of names, travel, and upcoming school starts amid fires and local events.
Harold Odie of Mason City invites Miss Curela to the wedding at the bride’s parents’ home. The ceremony is set for September 13 with Harold a Milwaukee Railroad agent in Mason City. Relatives and Hull friends send advance congratulations.
A letter to Ben Hawkins discusses paint longevity and mixing. It recommends lead and zinc paints, notes DeVoe Ready Mixed Paint and machine mixing benefits, and contrasts hand mixing with machine mixing. Mentions American painters and Wisconsin, along with misleading typos from the source.
The Pittsburg Press quotes a Perth audience or critic defending a teacher's art critique amid a display of graphic student works. The piece notes disturbing portrayals including nudity and violent imagery, with reactions ranging from laughter to concern about Shakespearean references.
Local call for a wide awake man to represent and promote Wheeler & Wilson sewing machines. Backed by 58 years of success, early models still faithful. Offer includes incentives and ability to command two horse and wagon. Energetic men can develop a permanent, profitable business. write for information.
Sioux City Journal reports on extreme punishment practices and draconian liquor cures described as part of a wartime justice system. It details executions by hangings with weights, hair removal for women, and prison conditions including deliberate starvation, with officials and prisoners facing harsh treatment and arbitrariness.
A fragmented plea seeks a tailor named Kahtta to make new women’s garments including a complete wardrobe set. The writer mentions a wife’s illness or loss and requests the tailor to include home staying habits and to tailor clothes regardless of expense.
A heated exchange features Mr Keskine and counsel Erskine challenging a jury verdict meaning. The judge interjects to demand an answer while Erskine defends his duty as advocate and refuses to sit, the court remaining silent as proceedings stall amid intense exchanges.
A garbled historical snippet mentions figures and places such as Atlanta and a Constiiity variant, with phrases suggesting a failed battle or protest. The readable text is fragmentary and does not yield a clear event, date, or outcome.
A garbled OCR fragment questions street names and local landmarks mentioning Cleveland Road and a fountain. It conveys confusion about a person or event with no clear actions or dates.
In a fragmentary notice the public learn of an apiniete Read in the open market with civic interest and broad participation implied by the crowd.
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