Market Report Wheat and corn prices and hog value
Trading list shows milling wheat at 104 and wheat around 103 with corn at 53. Barley and oats listed as 4B and hog price at 6.00.
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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1909
Page
5
Trading list shows milling wheat at 104 and wheat around 103 with corn at 53. Barley and oats listed as 4B and hog price at 6.00.
An OCR fragment lists items at DeBoer’s Bakery including men’s oxford shoes and cord weed. It notes 63 cents and 76 cents prices, mentions Tang and Blacks products, and references a Warren resident visiting Minnesota and returning home Saturday.
A former townsman and present resident of Jstruble, A Sayer, purchased the Struble Journal est, with plans to relaunch the weekly newspaper and restore its usefulness for the community.
Hard to read historical notice invites readers to contact M. VanNwark and L. Vanwyrn for details on English, Dutch and German appliances. Auctioneers promise to arrange transfers and appraise items for sale.
Dray and Transfer Line lam prepaired to promptly do any and all kinds of dray ing or transferring entrusted to me. I solicit a part of your dvray i work.
Hull residents and visitors report a busy week with trips from Orange City Doon and Sheldon. Local events include auctions for Poland China sows and a Mason box social at the Masonic Hall. News covers farm sales subs and neighborly calls along with a parade of callers at the county seat and store openings.
Grandfather Hoeppner died February 21 at his daughter Agnes Schweiger’s Hull home after a brief illness at age 85. Born February 1828 in Lengenfeld Germany he came to the United States in 1861 and lived in Iowa for forty years including Sioux City Sheldon Hull and finally here. He leaves four daughters two brothers and a wide circle of kin and friends. Funeral from the home yesterday afternoon with Rev. Smith of the Presbyterian church officiating.
A Sunday Dinner cooking exchange will be held at Ch. W. Lenalnk's on Saturday afternoon March 6. Attendees are invited to buy tasty items for Sunday meals.
The Box Social to be hosted by the WBC at the Masonic hall was postponed from last Tuesday to Monday evening March 1. Remember the time and place for the event.
Notice for a February 27 1969 teachers meeting in Hull detailing an afternoon session on reading teaching and a morning focus on elementary pedagogy. It lists presenters Eden Lubbers Bertha Winch Gertrude Cole and Prof O M Elliott with readings from Reading Circle books. Attendees are urged to prepare questions and to attend at least one session.
At the home of the bride’s parents in Hull on February 25 10 30 Rev A W Dedongte officiating Miss Sarah Micra Aamansts becomes Mrs Tohn VandeStouw. The couple will reside at Hagga farm three miles southwest of Hull with plans for home life and duties.
Congregational pastors report Rev Frank A Millar served as evangelist for about three weeks in Walla Walla Washington. He quickened churches, energized Sunday schools and prayer meetings, drawing many adults and youths to Christ. He impressed leaders with humility, effective after meeting work, chalk talks and engaging addresses while avoiding self seeking.
The undersigned will sell at his place 1 mile south and 4 west of Hull 3 miles west and 1 north of Middleburg and 3 miles north and east of Sioux Center on Friday March Bth 1999. Items include 2 work horses 20 head cattle 40 hogs 5 dozen chickens and all farm machinery. Usual terms. Auction begins at 1 p.m. H Vander Wilt Owner Col M VanWyk Son Auctioneers Neal Mouw Clerk.
An Iowa State College Extension Department seed oats special train will stop at Hull station on the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Railway at 12 50 p m March 4. Free lectures of special interest to farmers will be given by Professors Volkien Tan man Brassley Bell and others. All farmers invited to attend.
A patchwork of notices recalls birthdays Miss Mamie Dean and Miss Maud Hazard with parlor gatherings. political nominations emerge for mayor and council seats. obituaries mention Grandfather Holmes at 92. a Farmers meeting in Rock County with local participants. sales, relocations, and small ads fill the week, including shipper notes and property offers.
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