Market Report Wheat and Corn Prices
Milling wheat quoted at 104 and 105. Corn at 56. Barley listed at 46 and Hogas 62. A fragmented market snapshot with scattered figures.
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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1909
Page
5
Milling wheat quoted at 104 and 105. Corn at 56. Barley listed at 46 and Hogas 62. A fragmented market snapshot with scattered figures.
Hull residents discuss land sales and auctions while families travel to Alton and Orange City. Local tradesmen promote spring goods and furnishings as farmers plot plots, hamper hay, and plan auctions. several marriages, deaths, and community events are reported.
Ambiguous ad copy touts guaranteed horses on hand for sale and urges prompt buying. It mentions Robyn Audtiometr and a joking line about wanting you and me for a G.nt BL. The fragmentary note ends with a call to offer a hen.
A notice describes land offered at 37.30 per acre with improvements valued at 8750 per sight and minor savings. The farm is rented and in exchange, the farmer must move from town. For full particulars contact C. H. Sawyer, Hull, Iowa.
A damaged account describes Bert Ver nev and family in a rural incident leading to minor injuries. The narrative mentions a fence collapse and a nearby car race being affected with confusion about casualties.
A local ceremony joined John hye of Sioux Center and Mere Vandertouw as a married couple. The account notes both families are well known in their community and extend best wishes for a long, prosperous life together.
Fragments report Franz Gomink shipping a fat cattle load to Sioux City while Charles Winch visits Cedar Rapids and returns home Monday. T Van der Maaten travels from Orange City for meetings with local businessmen. Uncle William Fobes recovers from illness. Case Van Batavia visits Bristol with Mr and Mrs Christ Anderson. Chris Vanflecker, recently married at Linax Center, moves onto his father’s farm northeast of town. Printer services advertised with low prices.
The Pictorial Review Company seeks solicitors to renew and gain subscriptions in a four territory plan. Earn from 15 to 350 dollars weekly based on effort and time. Write with experience, age, and availability to Desk M, 833 Broadway, New York.
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