29 Sep 1905
Page 1
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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1905
Page
1
Fragmentary reminiscence of old settlers in the Midwest describing poverty humor and hardship. Anecdotes include improvised shoe repairs, a neighbor’s quip about a damaged foot, and a show of resilience against adversity amid Homestead era life. Mentions Sioux City and a move to Sheldon.
A fragmentary reminiscence by a local editor probes the lure of scooping village life. The narrator defends staying within his lane while critiquing editors who chase every locale rumor. Humor, ego, and duty mingle as he contemplates community papers.
The discussion on federal control of railroad rates reveals a plan that may harm western interests by imposing a distance tariff like a stone wall against manufacturers and farmers. Critics argue this prejudices the public with demagogic portrayals by powerful corporations seeking popularity at the public expense.
School items note Greek study and local staff moves. Marguerite Wilson studies law and music at college. Rev Asmus and Rev Edina visit the high school weekly. An eighth grade geography exam will be public with a spelling prize announced. Walking on hills declines as tardiness rises. football gains attention.
A school report highlights student attendance, early work habits, and crafts. David Leopp attends Mitshell Cora Palace with Mrs Meinberg and baby Fannie in rooms two and four. First graders wore costumes, and most succeeded with their flat front work. Third graders begin raffia crafts and rafia work with gaskets and mats produced. Mrs Adelaide Vallard visited room four last Friday. Ralph Vander Schaaf joined the primary room Wednesday. Friday brings a field lesson for room three. Seeda wigs the sub eck. milk weed and cat tail seeds were distributed, and Monday is story morning to help children express themselves clearly. Mothers are urged to have children recount stories at home.
Hull residents mourn the death of conductor C. I. Cote Tang on a Canton on track accident during a switching maneuver between 12 and 1. He slipped while cutting out two cars, was dragged briefly, and died instantly. Remains sent to Sanborn, funeral held in Hope Cemetery under QC Masons and K. of P. auspices.
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