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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1910
Page
5
A kaleidoscope of Hull area life with farm sales, house moves, visitors, local politics, and reminders. Mentions Mr DeKoster, J Gorzeman, Me Meier, and Mary Green as we read about hay for sale, new houses planned, road improvements, and social events at the Masonic hall.
President Ring of the Hawarden Telephone Exchange visited Hawarden on Wednesday and Thursday and expressed strong appreciation for local manager W. W. Abels and everyone connected with the business. He noted some roads are improving and urged road commissioners to continue their duties for better farm and vehicle travel.
Viva Hodge is back in the school ranks after a week’s vacation and will remain until term’s end. The piece notes student attendance, the Girls Glee Club rehearsing commencement songs, and hopes for a strong Indl commencement.
One stack of extra fine slough hay about 7 tons for sale. Inquire with Tim Kens, located one mile north of Perkins.
An offer promises low prices on yearly subscriptions to Sioux City Daily News and other papers plus a book and horse secrets. a free vacation trip is also offered to any reader, with details to contact the Index office.
Chas. KR. Dykstra and A Balkema raise pigs in Tincoin township. Last Friday Dykstra took a load of prize pigs to market and earned $10.40 in a day. Ten month old pigs averaged net returns near thirty dollars each.
From South Dakota Mitchell March 14 1976 Dear Sir the enclosed money order extends the paper until next January We are in good health and the country tests us as mood as can be expected We announce to friends in Hailard vicinity starting seedings this week and do not need to pick any corn this spring dull times.
One self feeder in wond condition offered by Rev I G Smith. Mention of Garland perhaps as location or maker. No further details or provenance provided.
Proposals for painting and papering Carmel Church property will be received at H B Werselink store in Carmel Town until 2 p.m. March 24 1914. Specifications available for view. Contract bid awarded to lowest responsible bidder. T Van Berkum, Chairman Carmel March 5 1914.
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