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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1909
Page
5
Advertisements for handkerchief patterns at Mrs Schweiger and holiday gifts, a restaurant opening by Will Fobes, a found money notice, restaurant plans by Rev Jansen, and tidbits on publications like Scientific American Mid West issue. Court details from Justice Holbregtee include Vierhout case with interporter Bert Nymeyer and final advisory.
Local items report visitors and travels of residents including 7doh Rombough and Miss Lena Doeksen to Orange City. Early snow, sleighing, and social calls appear alongside notices of smallpox scares, new births, and upcoming sales of cattle and farm goods. A gift line and Lombard piano credit offer are also noted.
Notice of sale for the south half of Section 17 97 44 in Sheridan Township. Hull property identified as town lot, available through J B Wilson referee for details and participation.
The Hull Index reports Langhout sale on December 22 with listings for December 25 a Hull stores close all day. Round of ads includes Underwear and neckties from Mrs Schweiger De Roos and Klock’s Christmas gifts plus livestock market appeals. Notes Miss Mamie Dean visit Rowe in Sheldon and Henry Langhout auction next week Wednesday. Found horse blanket. dogs, livestock, and deer lodge Montana items noted. Owner to claim by paying costs.
Notice of annual stockholders meeting for the First National Bank of Hull in Hull Iowa. Meeting to be held in bank rooms from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Tuesday January 11 to elect directors and transact other business. Signed by 3 J Wilson cashier.
A calendar titled Just a Gong at Twilight by Alber Herter is presented by the First National Bank and published by the Oshorne Company of New York. It offers a limited run, with first come first served, urging homes to acquire the calendar as a beautiful piece of art.
The ad announces 29 percent off all Ladies Misses and Children's cloaks until January 1 1913 with an additional 2 percent discount on Ladies Fura. G Wy Lensink signs the notice.
For the first time in many years live hogs brought over 8 cents a pound on the Hull market this past week. A 250 pound hog at that rate brings about $20, a moment that brings farmers’ smiles and justified by the market rise.
Sunday School at 9 45 a.m. Preaching at 11 00 a.m. Junior League at 5 00 p.m. Epworth League at 7 00 p.m. Evening preaching at 8 00 p.m. You are welcome to all these services.
Church notices invite worship at the Presbyterian church next Sunday with services both morning and evening. The morning sermon titled The Spirit of Christ is announced. the evening sermon is No 7 in a Young Men's series The Religious Young Man. Sabbath school starts at 10 am and the Christian Endeavor meets at 5 35 pm. Milweek traversweeting Thursday at 7 99 pm. All are welcome.
An old time advertising notice from Sheldon touts W. L. Ayres Drugstore as the reliable choice for holiday presents. It promises a wide range of items from inexpensive cent sales to high end gifts, urging readers to visit the store for satisfaction and value.
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