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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1909
Page
5
Fragmentary OCR shows wheat at 102 and 53 for oats, corn 43, hops 157 with names Marko and Renoir appearing in a damaged note. Readable context limited to prices and two personal identifiers.
Mixed short items show free postcard with purchase at Index office and spring oxford shoe tease. Taken up heifer calf offered back by owner after proving property. Excursion to Bowman ND announced with local agents and schedule details missing or garbled.
Advertises a few young choice bulls for sale by A A Rees of Hull Iowa. Offers live sales with satisfaction guaranteed.
A local dray and transfer service announces readiness to diligently handle all drayage and entrusted transfers. The company promises prompt handling of goods, moving items for residents and businesses with reliable service.
A school election was held with results showing Heckman receiving 10 votes, ML Rymeyer 57, C N Sawyer 55, and a first tie between candidates Pa Beek and Jotling. The page notes an ongoing debate over an indefinite stay and references party alignment.
A jumble of Hull area notices details visitors and trips, including Schweiger in Sheldon, TenHagen to Sioux City, and Henry visiting Sanborn. Robert Schoeneman sells Poland-China sows March 18. Will VanderSchaaf returns from Chicago. Mr. and Mrs. Jelle Douma visit Hull. farm goods and linoleum displays noted at Beckman.
A 220 acre farm about a mile from town is advertised at 87.59 per acre with slight improvements and tall under cultivation. Rented and the lease goes with the farm will be sold soon. For further particulars inquire of N. Sawyer, Hull Iowa.
The 36th anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Westra Sr was observed Sunday at their Seach of Pall home. Five children and grandchildren gathered to honor the couple with their grandson Jay Mor and Mrs Westra present, guests joining in the celebration and well wishes from friends.
Rev Miller and Miss Graves are earnest workers whose efforts have borne fruit over the past ten days. Special meetings for Women at 3 40 pm and men at 3 pm on Sunday are planned. Attendees should come if possible as the event may close next Sunday.
A county meeting organized by Superintendent Fuller drew many attendees including B F Wak ing W Winch C Want W C Sao zer G Backman A A Ruyp er J J Stillette and others. Topics covered included the New School Law teachers contracts pay and wages, textbook standardization, and teachers' reports. The session aimed to discuss reforms benefiting the general public.
Printer offers on a combination magazine page promise cheaper rates than outside houses with nine times out of ten pricing advantages. Gavan is noted for potential pouting in relation to ad placement.
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