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Newspaper
Iowa Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1892
Page
5
Travelers bulletin lists Sioux City & Northern trains from Perkins station starting December 20 1891. Northbound No 6 Accommodation daily 11: th am No 3 Passenger and mail daily 8 37 pm. Southbound No 4 Passenger and Mail daily 5 27 pm No 6 Accommodation daily 12 50 pm. W Anderson agent.
Local Hammond era notes recount July Fourth celebrations debated by the Iowa Index editor. J C Bing visits from Boyden and various Hull merchants offer goods from cedar posts to harness and cabbage plants. Rail weather, floods, and community events fill the week with ads from Gasser Wintermantel Beckman and Slagle.
A number of town boys possess target rifles and show carelessness in handling them. Last Saturday a stray .22 nearly struck Will Lemke, narrowly missing his side. The town warns that discharging firearms within the corporation is punishable by a fine. The class and calibre of weapon are unspecified.
EFarm Loans Iowa State Bank Hull offers farm loans at the lowest rates with funds ready when papers are executed. No delays. papers drawn to the bank and borrowers receive money after execution. A. O. U. W. supreme lodge meets in Helena Montana June 11. C. M. GStP RR will sell tickets at the lowest limited first class fare. For full details contact local agents.
Chas. Cavanaugh expands his blacksmith business with wood work and wagon repairing services and invites trade in that hoe.
A fragment from a 19th century snippet notes admiration for fabrics, mentioning Cotton and Wool. The brief remark hints at taste and possible inspection of textile quality, with no clear event or person identified. The unreadable tail leaves the precise context unclear but preserves the sense of fashion interest in fabrics.
A terse notice proclaims low prices on groceries and farm produce at THE EMPORIUM on the east side of Main Street. It urges customers to hurry as stock is kept fresh and asks to call in for current high-prices offers.
A note announces lands on sale with unusually low price and flexible terms to suit buyers. Interest is described as low, inviting quick purchase and favorable financing considerations for prospective buyers.
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