22 Sep 1911
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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1911
Page
1
A county superintendent in Orange City asks boys to enter premiums for the best ten ears of corn at the county fair next week. Entries may be sent, brought to the fair, or left at the First National Bank by Monday September 25. A corn judging contest will be held Friday by Mr. McDonald of Ames.
The report highlights a five number lecture course in Rock Valley and the Inwood Fourth Annual Field Meet a success. It covers G. Drangom becoming Hospers mayor, a Nesb. veteran meeting in Sutherland, obituaries for Zena Wicks in Sheldon, and Redpath Lyceum Bureau prospects for Harvey Smith Hawarden, plus local Rebekah District Convention remarks and lodge topics.
A quiet home wedding took place at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. B. H. Tamplin with Sadie Tamplin Chubbuck and attorney from Chamberlain South Dakota Mr. A. B. Chubbuck as the couple. Rev MO Snake officiated. The Index editor's wife hosted a farewell party for Miss Catherine Sawyer who left for Storm Lake. About twenty young people attended and Miss Mable Mackie won 43 words from the guest of honor's name in five minutes.
Washington dispatch outlines two linked queries for Republicans: Will Taft be renominated and can he win without major gains in the West. It analyzes electoral map shifts, noting New England states versus nine Western states where reformist sentiment challenges the administration. It maps likely electoral votes and GOP strengths and questions Taft’s path forward.
J H Jantzen hosted a large gathering of friends last Sunday to celebrate his birthday as a jovial food-filled event. The notice asks readers to ask him how old he is, implying curiosity about his age.
Ben Tamplin came back to Denver last week where he works as a Vnatype operator for a major newspaper. His visit was enjoyed by many friends here and, it would have been longer if possible.
A Sheldon meeting with representatives from the Haatinga Industrial Company of Chicago discussed building a canning factory if sufficient farmer interest is shown. The county attorney viewed the warrant as outlawed and not collectible. Farmers see potential value, noting threefold price for corn and fodder value, while factory output would be limited yearly.
Sad news from Hall reports Joe Huibregise of Qositirg Wisconsin died at noon Wednesday. He was brother to H J and John Huibregise of Hall and formerly worked at the Baller Millis before moving to Wisconsin. Sincere sympathy is offered to the bereaved families.
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