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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1907
Page
13
A dense page item lists town happenings from Hull and Rock Valley including social visits, church events, and business notices. It notes fresh bread at Excelsior Bakery and advertising at the Index office, plus repairs, sales of goods, and local personages like Duane, Gibbs, and Stensvad. It mentions a council caucus nominating Rad Stensvad and Jacob Grozeman for re election. It also reports incidents, visits, and family news across several days.
A fragmentary notice describes cistern cleaning efforts with unclear details on dates and prices. Names such as Jake VerSiunts appear amid garbled phrases, suggesting a small local job or repair report with unspecified scope and timing.
Members to meet at the hall Saturday March 16 at 7 oclock. Mr L I Bishop from Sheldon planned to attend to assist with the organizing efforts.
Last week Hull's shoe shop changed ownership as Mr. Warntjes retires after selling stock and business to Mr. John Schircan. Warntjes formed a strong clientele through steady effort, while Schurman, the incoming proprietor, is an experienced operator known to readers. The community extends best wishes to both the outgoing and new management.
Notice from the building committees of the Christian Reformed Church Hull invites bids to erect a new parsonage in Hull. Plans and specifications available at the Dana of 4. Gttan two miles north of Hull or at WR Bos residence in Hull. Bids due by April day. board reserves right to reject any or all bids. By Order of the Church Board. Thecoma Augles.
Morning sermon themed This will be the theme of the morning services with The Goodness of God for the evening talk by Rev Theo J Asmus. Local items include visits by Ae Ad Rogers of Inwood, Mrs Peter Anderson and son Connrad in Sheldon, and Ge VandenBurg from Orange City. W Jantze & Cold urge grain seed orders as prices rise. Advertises high-grade Norman stallion for sale. Also notes travels of Jelle Douma and Mr Witson family, and land for sale in Southern North Dakota at 24.00 per acre cash with half crop debt plan.
The list names local residents drawn as petit jurors to serve in April Term 1907. Jurors reported to the Court House in Orange City at two o'clock, including residents from East Orange, Lincoln, Reading, West Branch, Hulland, and nearby towns.
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