Market Report Wheat and Corn Prices
Milling wheat 6. Corn 26. Barley 32 to 35. ats 25. Hoga 5.65.
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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1907
Page
5
Milling wheat 6. Corn 26. Barley 32 to 35. ats 25. Hoga 5.65.
Hull residents and visitors appear in a busy roundup. Arthur Lincoln visited Canton while R J Ballard handled business at Sheldon. Kenyn DeBruyn of Hospers toured Hull. Katie Wood spent holidays with her aunt in Struble. P J Doane promotes bakery specials and bread Saturdays at Excelsior. Joe Hoeven and family visited Alvo and Moodsy. George Spencer and Gerrit Demers returned from Texas. Robert Seeger and Henry Manden visited Boyden. A road wagon is for sale via W W Brower. Crushed oyster shells and Adquartie Ware coffee pots advertised. Found buggy running gear announced for claim. Mrs Bermann and Miss Stefen visited Sioux Falls. Index offers wedding and visiting card sets. For sale: 42 acres with buildings near Hull.
The Hull Index records visitors from Center Point and Orange City, social gatherings at Mike Nevada Call’s home, and a furniture and hardware ad scene. It mentions gas heaters, telephone pole work by New State Telephone Company crews, and changes in local business ownership. A baby arrives, Jimmie Vickers improves after illness, and readers are invited to renew subscriptions.
A collage of community notices includes travel updates on Charlns Deltona from Sioux City, a London farewell, and mentions of Rich Poll quitting a sawmill to become an electric railway conductor in Seattle. Weather remarks note a long winter with plowing efforts, plus a marriage in Sioux Falls and family visits amid rough roads.
Fragmentary text appears to discuss a street light proposal and possible extensions. Mentions dates or events with ambiguous names and roles, including a person named Wells Sromi and a reference to Hart plant pipe. Overall meaning uncertain due to garbled OCR formatting.
Fragmented notices describe a new year’s morning in a Beery tie day with promises of heritage and civic duties. References to civilization, Christian evenings, and regional events hint at a broad public notice page amid garbled text and damaged phrases.
In compliance with Maaneelionl divinee requests, the church will serve the community next week at Praweg Serviega every day. Volunteers are urged to assist and participate in the service.
A damaged reminiscence describes a family seeking a remedy for a baby girl’s illness after two doctors failed. The narrator recalls trying various cures from different shops and finally finding one that claimed to heal, though details remain unclear.
Fragmentary OCR notes show a sale item from New Jersey mentioning Chamberlain and cash remedy. The readable text is incomplete but suggests a generic for sale message with a brief attention to safety and comfort in a local notice style.
A fragment describes rheumatic patients unexpectedly aided by a pain relief product. The account mentions Chambersons Pain and a notable price point, with implied prompt relief and strong consumer reaction.
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