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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1902
Page
1
A local peddler advertises a half price wall paper closeout and a range of goods including school writing tablets from 1c to 25c, remedies and tonics with claims of refunds, plus various salves oils extracts and hog care products. The pitch urges trying these patent medicines instead of other goods.
Warren makes faces and a minstrel show is set for Monday evening. Residents travel from Sioux Center Spencer and Hull for visits. Hawarden Chronicle reports on local shortages thefts and civic notes with social tidbits and upcoming events at Orange City Morning Side and Grinnell College connections.
A special trip from Shollen Mason City Dabaque Cedar Rapids Fayette West Union to Washington Iowa will be organized for G ALG members and their families and friends. The excursion includes train travel via Chie wankea Pal toby and stops at several towns with a final return. Details and reservations are available from the AL & St pecad Excureied Veet in Woot Union lowa and contacts listed.
Prices are lower than ever before and new goods arrive with the latest fair and winter styles. Remember the dates.
A Newfoundland dog fell from a Pittsburgh riverfront onto fast Allegheny currents. Gus Glice leaped to save the dog, both were swept under a raft before rescuers dragged them ashore. the dog named Rover belonged to a local family, all safe but shaken.
An agriculturist named Sherman manages a vast Central Texas farm, employing many workers and requiring complex records. He considers a one mile square as a large estate and envisions modern powered plows to handle heavy loads, valuing a scalable, efficient system for cultivating tens of sections and hundreds of cattle.
Fragmentary OCR notes reference Deas County Senate and individuals J. Wl Pamylen with names and places unreadable. The readable portion provides no clear event or outcome to summarize.
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