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Newspaper
Iowa Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1893
Page
5
Mrs. Phelps and many Hull residents plan dinner and supper on election day. The item lists local visits, shop ads, and upcoming events from Hull with multiple names and small notices, reflecting a busy community page.
An enthusiastic Orange City crowd greeted Frank Jackson the next Iowa governor at a packed hall last Tuesday. Veterans condemned pension slander as cowardly while Secretary McFarland urged Republican protection. A burglary at A F Steffen’s store followed with eight dollars taken from the cash drawer.
A discussion questions responsibility for damage from an illegal sale of bug juice. The text argues the seller may unnerved a man and caused blundering through a glass door, suggesting the breaker may not be responsible.
District No. 6 Sheridan Two reports for the month ending October 20. Total attendance in days 147 with an average daily attendance of 7.3. Students not tardy include Mabel Finch and Josie Finch. Nellie Storrs is the teacher.
A fierce blaze in LeMars started in Corkery's livery barn and rapidly spread, gutting significant local businesses. About forty horses burned, with total losses exceeding 100000 dollars. Globe Meat Market will not open Sundays, dinner calls by Saturday. Beckenman Wintermantel & Rowe advertise Nour and a hog is taken up by Annie Sullivan.
A property listing offers a house with a stable chicken-house and 15 acres of land for sale on easy terms. Enquiries directed to H. Af. Wyatt.
A tiny line of fur overcoats and latest muff styles are offered at Beckman Wintermantel & Rowe. The ad invites customers to come and see the new arrivals.
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