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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1907
Page
5
Milling wheat 68 cents per bushel corn 28 cents per bushel hogs quoted 55 to 65 cents, Oates at 32. A market snapshot showing price ranges and leaders for wheat corn and hogs with dealer quotes.
Local notices cover trades at the Index Office, advertising fine calling cards and a wide candy line. Social items report visits across Warren, LeMars, Sheldon, and Sioux City, plus property sale and moving plans, with various residents traveling to Peterama, Morningside, and Sioux Falls.
Community announcements from Hull include nightly Methodist services and upcoming quarterly communion next Sabbath. Local news covers residents traveling, family visits, small business ads, and a note on a scale office vacancy.
The note invites parishioners to next Sunday services at 11:00 and a later evening gathering, with a sermon on Christ in Gymnastica and music by the Juniper Choir. The column records local movements, sales, rentals, farm transfers, and social visits across Gull fiend, Perkins, Hall, and surrounding areas, including stock shipments to Sioux City and a book offer from John P. Sneldon.
Cisterns cleaned at least once a year. Unwarned work and reasonable prices offered. Contact Jake VerSiuis in Iowa for cleaning service.
A. A. Potom sold a half interest in his livery business to Nick Kogle. Allie remains sole proprietor. Nick is believed capable and will help boost efficiency of the barn and business.
The Civic Club announces a farewell meeting at The Hall next Tuesday evening April 9 at Mrs. C. Re Brows residence. Attendees include Mayor Cornforth and wife Mrs. Andie Steinberg with others such as Carrie May Jensen and Hatile Fobes. Program items list solos, readings, talks and remarks ending with goodbyes.
The Box Committee of the Home and Foreign Mission Society at the Presbyterian church asks for second hand clothing shoes caps books and similar items to be left at the church vestry. They thank supporters in advance and note they will collect Hull and surrounding country.
The W R C Supper by the ladies proved a success with a large attendance and excellent fare. Net proceeds totaled 414, and the executive committee Mesdames Warren Mackie and Hodge, plus the entire corps, extend thanks to the public for its liberal patronage.
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