25 Sep 1903
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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1903
Page
1
Principal Neveln and his team announce a fall and winter lecture course with plans finalized. The inaugural event on October 7 features a musical entertainment by Meintersing ere, a male quartet. Tickets are on sale to support the course.
A team of dependable work horses is for sale at a farm four miles southwest of Hull. Owner A J Bolks advertises a ready-to-work pair suitable for farm tasks and hauling.
A 400 acre farm available for rent near George at two dollars seventy five cents per acre. PaUl Schmidt rents to Edna Iowa.
At Jansma shop in a neat and first class manner, THOMPSON highlights horseshoeing as a specialty. The note presents a concise business claim and emphasizes professional service.
A Republican caucus for Lincoln township voters will meet at the town hall on Wednesday evening at eight to nominate township officers. Chrmn ZY Tamplin urges attendance and participation in the process.
Items include sales notices and auctions at John Fanteen's farm and the INDEx print shop, a public sale, and Lee County fair updates. Community news reports burglaries, church plans for a large bell, soldiers joining the regular army, and local travel between Hull and nearby towns.
J C Stoup Republican supervisor candidate travels the valley by air, says he is not worried about the outcome, plans to move to town after renting his farm to provide his children with better schooling and social life in Rock Valley. Ticket details for excursions listed by rail line with multiple cities and dates.
In an Ashabee story from Egypt, Tala Ali accuses Ahmed Ahmad of stealing money from a butcher partnership. The dispute is settled by a fakir using a bread and water ordeal. Tala Ali falls ill, then shortly after dies. Medical tests show no poison.
A distractingly weighty preacher stumbles over a statement and is corrected by the doctor. The moment grows awkward as the audience shifts from sympathy to uncontrolled laughter in the church setting.
The narrator recalls a dream in which Prince Albert proposes a laureateship for the author. Upon waking a letter about the laureateship arrives, and the speaker drafts letters of acceptance and decline, discarding them at table after dinner and port.
A fragment discusses how the term micro scopist is pronounced and its lore about art and derivation. It then cites observations from Ten don News on tree biology and human proportions, followed by a brief, cheeky note about a scribble by a vice-yeatal nephew and Daisy Calting’s remark on precocity.
A fragment quotes a saying about knowing one is well off and recognizing others may not be, attributed to Hracklyn Lite. The brief text hints at a local discussion on wealth and contentment.
The notice advertises a $12.50 round trip rate to Chicago with connections via Milwaukee and St Paul from September 26 to 28, with return by October 3. For more details contact the nearest agent of the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Railway or write to F A Miller, general passenger agent, Chicago.
A letter from JT EL Thompson announces a blacksmith shop lease in Hull Ta and a move for his family from Ticonic this week. The piece discusses Roosevelt's labor policy and Miller the printer fired for union status, noting calls to reverse or support the president's stance with praise or condemnation.
A remedy used for over thirty years reports millions of bottles sold and widespread home use for croup. The manufacturer notes no reported failures and claims it prevents severe coughing when given at onset. Sold by Hollin? in local markets.
A St Louis Republic editorial extols naval service for troubled boys, arguing a few years at sea builds discipline and stamina, exposes them to distant lands, and improves manners and knowledge, even if some remain unsettled. It cites regulations, seamanship, and the aim of better outcomes than college paths.
Local cooper Byer credits Chamberlains Colie Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy with saving his life after a severe bout of dysentery last summer. He reports immediate relief after using the remedy and praises its effectiveness. The note appears in a testimonial attributed to Byer and mentions distribution by J. Gollihan and agents of the Northern Line.
Notice states State Bank of Hull Iowa will convert to a National Bank and dissolve as a corporation. Three fourths of stockholders consented to liquidation of all affairs and termination of the charter. Publication ordered for four consecutive weeks in Hull Index dated September 11 1902 by Elh Wratt president and I S Watson cashier.
The Treasury Department Comptroller of the Currency certifies that The First National Bank of Hull Iowa is authorized to commence banking. The notice references compliance with U.S. statutes and the conversion of The State Bank of Feu. dated September 13, 103.
The fragment notes Debincatar and Ibis as prized female magazines. It also references Florence Tampila and a Post Office subscription, plus a Kentucky feudist murderer Curia Jett, convicted with death penalty chosen by a jury amid intense deliberations.
Central Stockholders of the UWiagia Contract railroad Company will meet at its Chicago offices on Wednesday October 21. Free travel tickets are issued to holders of one or more shares registered by September 29, 1903, for travel to Chicago and return during set dates around the meeting. Applications must state holder name address and certificate details. Only registered stockholders may receive tickets.
The piece notes tickets for trips to Chicago at one fare for round trips to become valid to the Belt Exposition in September. Another sale offers one fare for a sound or long trip with returns after two days. A marriage issue and a social mishap are hinted, ending with a family going to a city to shop.
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