S. Robyn Auctioneers Message and Guarantee
An auctioneer advertises reliable service with a promise of fair sale terms and satisfaction for buyers and sellers. The text emphasizes guarantees and trust in the auction process.
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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1909
Page
5
An auctioneer advertises reliable service with a promise of fair sale terms and satisfaction for buyers and sellers. The text emphasizes guarantees and trust in the auction process.
Market brief notes wheat at 98 and 99 for milling and corn oats, with price shifts indicated. BCRS provides barley and related commodity updates.
A collage of social updates and nominal notices recounts visits, family news, and events. It mentions Mr. and Mrs. Wilson hosting a reception for Rev. and Mrs. Smith and a wedding party gathering with young ladies receiving Haviland china as gifts.
Ida Mae Stevens Smylie married Lome France Seyler at Holly Town Saturday January 18, 1909. The ceremony was conducted by Rev. Robert Smylie with Miss Mabel Smylie as attendant and Robert Smylie Jr. as best man. The couple will reside in Sibled after February 15 and were given many gifts. The home was decorated with amilax and roses. a dinner and short reception followed.
Hinty Kreek sells general merchandise to W I Grant and Albert Tollbert of Lynch. The stock will be restored to original size or larger and the business continues at the old stand. Mr Bloak plans to rejoin the stock business from Sioux City as headquarters and home.
A readable classified item offers two properties for sale with prices 31 500 for a corner residence and 3 590 for a suburban property with good buildings. It directs interested buyers to contact N. Sawyer and Seeger for further particulars at the address in the ad.
Baker Leffler announce a new Then 4h Boethig 4 Adwedd store in town. EB C Weir leads the project with Mr Laffer in charge of operations. The shop aims to stock a large variety and hopes to begin serving customers by Friday. Local officials expect strong sales and growth from the venture.
The undereigned will sell at Public Sale on the L DeKester farm four miles north of Perkins Friday January 29 beginning at 1 p m. Five head of good horses twenty six head of fine cattle two and one half head of Chester-Whit sows and a lot of farm machinery furniture and other goods For further particulars and terms see the bill J LEEUWI RK Owner Col M Van Wyk Son Auctioneers J Wilson Clerk
On Tuesday a shipment of thirteen sheep cars was loaded for Chicago at Hull with owners L W Van Wyk four cars P Vas three J W Wagner two Chas Ostrich two and LB Lems two. A M Van Wyk of Middelburg added another car at Boyden with TF Vander Wilt and Arch Gibson guiding the stock. Henry Beckmann Son sent one car of hogs and Lutyens Co one car of cattle to Sioux City.
The Board of Trustees of Lincoln Townships Sioux County Iowa will receive bids for road work on the highways in Lincoln township for the year 1890 or 1880 as stated. bids due Monday March 1 at 2 p.m. with L W Van Wye clerk. The board may reject any or all bids. TL W Van Wye clerk.
Examination for teachers to be held in Orange City on January 27 28 28. Teachers will govern themselves accordingly.
Friday evening featured The Band Convert performing The 7ith Regiment Band March and a string of pieces. A male quartet sang Will You Love Me in December As You Do in May, followed by a dialect encore and a burlesque number. Wilton read The Story of Genevera and the audience praised the burlesque. After intermission the band and orchestra clashed in music with Mrs. Olive Templin Putnam contributing a vocal solo Ther a Let Me Rest. Over 460 attended. noted attendees included Will Wiersma, Henry Clearhout, and Gerby Boums. Local ads from First National Bank Iowa State Bank J. Schurman Baker Lefer and Wm Flindt appeared. a Colorado fruit farm ad urged inquiries to John Sipma Crawford Colorado.
The fragment references Pacousata and Cxnen Col M VanWyk withsenior auctioneers J and Wilson, Glerk. It appears as a notice listing parties involved in a county or municipal sale or auction. Further readable details are limited.
Dr G Marig, physician and surgeon, maintains an office over a hall in Iowa, with telephone service available day and night for patient calls and emergencies.
Farmers' Institute chairman Hawkins urges readers to attend the Orange City event with a full three day program. Prof Bliss Snyder Storm and McDonald lead talks on horticulture soils agriculture teaching and road improvement. Miss Edith Charleton on domestic science. Additional papers by local educators and residents promised.
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