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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1908
Page
5
Brief market digest notes Bailey and Hoge lead quotes and data updates as 80 million wheat figures surface. Analysts track price shifts and data sources amid uncertain trade signals and a busy trading day.
Fragments from Hull area advertise a Farmers Meeting at the town hall next Saturday afternoon and note various sales, a wreck on the Great Northern delaying trains, and social events at the Masonic hall. Also mentions Doon residents as guests and a Methodist church gathering with a well attended supper.
Shoan and Miss Bertha Davis marry at Barnsburg Iowa in the presence of friends and family. The bride sister of Mrs. Al Gilbert, the groom oversees J. H. Queal & Co. lumber yards here. Couple to live in Hawarden in newly finished cottages. Community extends warm congratulations and best wishes.
Jantzen and Co in Hall Iowa advertise a new seed corn tester with live demonstrations. They claim six testers sold already this spring and invite customers to see which ears are best and will produce a strong, even stand.
The Sioux Center area notes include Ben J. Saminis of LeMars addressing a Republican meeting on Monday April 20 and a Cummins club formation. Local ads promote land opportunities in Pierre South Dakota and services by Lewia Phay Attorneys. Nick Balkema, Sioux Center candidate for State Senate, canvassed voters as campaigns push closer among factions.
A Hull mass meeting debated tearing down the unsafe Opera House and rebuilding. A unanimous vote urged the council to act, noting repair costs around 200 dollars and proposing a brick or cement fire proof structure funded by labor.
Hull community items recount a kitchen and grocer event at the Tutez Office, obituaries include Gerrit TeGrontenhuls death by a tree fall, Memorial Day planning, Dirk Dockendorf selling potatoes, and local visits by Abe Black and Mr. Stafford. Sioux Center funeral for TeGrontenhuls noted with large attendance. Civil War veterans invited to Memorial Day preparations. Sioux City cultural notices and parish attendance shared.
Public School notes show visits and absences in Room Four including Lucile Lasa and Eunice Gronwald sicknesses, a missed student due to helping father, and a corrected pass list for Warry Van Iderschaat with 86 percent. Winnie Roos misses days due to brother in law's death. Administrators announce March 24 1913 as appointment date for estate administrator Gerrit D. DeBoer of Sioux County Iowa with payment and claims procedures.
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