Hull Happenings on Sioux County Streets
Fred Elers of George was on our streets last Friday. The candidates are all happy whether defeated or not. Prof and Mrs Grisse spent weekend with relatives. W Hollister returned from Sioux City after a few days away. Mrs De Koster was buried last Friday and many mourners attended. H W Follrich returned from Minnesota where he was collecting rent. A Lang sold his interest in the Klondyke lunchroom to Jas Vickers. Three auction sales were held on our streets last Saturday. Bertha Winch, ill with typhoid fever, is rapidly recovering and among friends.
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Fred Elers
George
H.W. Follrich
Minnesota
A. Lang
Jas Vickers
Jimmy
A. J. Henry
Jack
Bertha Winch
Hawarden Items Report Local Happenings and Travel
B T French traveled east last Friday. There was a lively scene at the old town last night. Sedgwick bought several carloads of hogs at Ireton this week. August Niehaus and Roy Thompson attended a social in our city Friday night. G J Shoemaker met with county supervisors at the capital this week. J B Sherman of Ireton attended a Masonic chapter meeting and praised Sioux county's victory.
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B.T. French
Old Town
Sedgwick
Ireton
August Niehaus
Roy Thompson
G. J. Shoemaker
Board of Supervisors
J. 8. Sherman
Sherman
Sioux County
Boyden Items and Public School Notes Update
Dr. Brink's new house nears completion. Bennett visits with BMB. Geo Rait's brother and wife visit. Herbert Parker improves after illness. B G Smith to visit New Castle Nebraska. Clif Perry returns home from Wessington Springs. Gean Field returns to Nebraska. Weather favorable for husking. Groom Herman Kruse and Miss Katie Schmidt wed. High room shows keen interest in bookkeeping. Carrie Reynolds absent Wednesday. Rhododendrons produce poisonous honey after bees process nectar. The Cashing Obs noted.
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Clif Perry
Wessington Springs
Gean Field
Nebraska
Herman Kruse
Katie Schmidt
Trouble for His Honesty in a Windy City Ride
Bailey recounts a Chicago streetcar incident where a woman’s dime vanished from her pocketbook and reappeared in his own pocket. The crowd debates motive and judgment as the tale ends with a hoax-like moral about appearances and honesty.
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Bailey
Shice
Ble
Mary Ann
Chicago Times-Hera!d
Press built by Franklin recalled by veteran printer
Colonel Charles Gonter recounts early work on a Franklin press in Lancaster in 1841 with John W. Forney and James Buchanan in their youth. He recalls a wooden press with a marble ink bed, printing up to 30 to 73 sheets an hour, and how Franklin’s legacy inspired their careers.
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Charles Gonter
Lancaster
Lancaster Union
John W. Forney
Buck
Philadelphia
Forney
James Buchanan
Plutarch
Franklin Press
Lonis
Fragmented Quotations and Local Customs Across Lands
A collage of quotes from diverse sources notes social rituals in Germany where pay weddings funded newlyweds with guest contributions, along with reflections on quotation as literary parole and humorous exchanges. It blends miscellaneous lines about pride, crowns, acorns, and soundless, unheeded utterances, creating a mosaic of cultural snippets.
Vision phenomena and blind spots noted in 1890s writings
A discussion on eye perception reports that bright flashes seen when striking the head are not real lights. It cites Mariotts and explains a blind spot near the focal point. The text also references quotes from Washington Star and London Tit Bits, plus an 1898 Hicks Almanac advertisement and the Hicks Works publishing offer from St. Louis.
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Mariotts
Harrizon Wilson, M. D
Our Clubbing Offer for Several Newspapers
Subscribers can obtain multiple listed papers through this paper at set prices. Titles include Sioux City Journal Cincinnati Inquirer New York Weekly Tribune Toledo Weekly Blade Chicago Weekly Inter Ocean Sioux City Weekly Tribune Town State Register Detroit Free Press Northwestern Catholic Wallace's Farmer Northwestern Agriculturist Womankind Reeee Farm News St Louis Republic.
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Sioux City Journal
Cincinnati Inquirer
New York Weekly Tribune
Toledo Weekly Blade
Chicago Weekly
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Northwestern Agriculturist
Womankind Reeee
Farm News
Anan
St. Louis Republic
Foreclosure Suit in Brata of Lowa Sioux County Court
Original Nautico case records Pavennart Co-Operative Bank versus Jerome B Shepard Mary Shepard Skewis Lumber Co Skewis McLean and others. Petition seeks $335 17 with interest from July 1 1807 mortgage foreclosure on property in block 13 town of Hock Valley and attorney fees. Defendants warned to answer by Nov 22 1897 or default judgment.
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Jerome B. Shephard
Mery J. Shephard
Skewis Lumber Company
Skewis & McLean
W. J. Skewis
N. D. Mefeang
Dm. Keller
Parsons Band Cur Fernaid Self Food Co
C. L. Trenery
Harry B. Simpson
Mary, Shephard
Skewis Umber Company
Skosyia & Melean J
Hock Valley
Cart
Monalas
V. Reineger
Visintiff
Notice of personal and property mortgage claim in Sioux County
District court notice lists plaintiff E Ilysle vs Charles D O'Brien and others seeking a personal judgment for 1090.00 plus interest from 1897 and foreclosure of a $1,600 mortgage with costs. It commands appearance by defendants by November 9 1867 at Sioux County court and sets terms for default and sale of described real estate in section 26 township 7 range 46.
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Ghries D. O'Brien
F. A. Mulhall
John Muthall
Albert Holss
Harry By Simpton
Pateck McCunbridg
Galy
Securiy Law
Morteage Co
Neatest
Abe
Charles D. O'Brien
Amosns Paic
Anabe Brant
Abstrict
Eng.s
Soutwest
Sioux County
Scott's Emulsion Ad Claims Winter Strength Boost
An old advertisement promotes Scott's Emulsion of cod liver oil with hypophosphites of lime and soda as a tonic for all ages. It urges a fall course for adults not very strong to stay in first class condition through winter and advises asking a doctor and ensuring the fan and fish are on the wrapper. It lists price and druggist availability.
Cure Constipation Forever with Cascarets Candy Cathartic
An advert promises relief from constipation using Cascarets Candy Cathartic. It claims a money back refund if the Cocaine Company does not cure, urging readers to try the product and seek a refund if unsatisfied.
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