Market Report Wheat Corn and Hogs Prices
Milling wheat fell 65 points to a bid around 68. Corn gained 228 points to 232. Barley dropped 54 to 32. Hog prices increased to about 86.25. Targets and notes unclear in data.
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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1907
Page
5
Milling wheat fell 65 points to a bid around 68. Corn gained 228 points to 232. Barley dropped 54 to 32. Hog prices increased to about 86.25. Targets and notes unclear in data.
Local notices recall a wedding stationery feature at the Index office and a spring millinery opening by Muilenburg & Vanden Berg. The column covers farm ads, sales, loans, and community updates from Hull including visits, births, and a recent Odd Fellows initiation with Rock Valley connections.
Beginning next Sunday a series of evangelistic meetings will be held at the Methodist church to discuss the claims of Christ on individuals and to glorify the Master in salvation. Miss Elizabeth Humphrey from the Shelter Deaconess Home Sioux City will assist. All are invited to attend every night.
The note emphasizes yearly cistern cleaning and invites contact for service. It mentions Jake VerSluis and a general call to action for pricing and scheduling. Details are unclear and partly garbled.
The Aull Civic Club plans a 2:30 pm gathering with Mrs R J Bellard. Mrs C Holt Flint of Chicago will present a full paper on rate death by own action. Mr Hawkins expected to continue Lyon County Farmers report. Bell calls will cover current events. Secretaries A Baniarp and M Brown issue the notice.
The Cottrell Relief Corps hosts its annual Easter supper in the Masonic Hall on Saturday evening March 30, starting promptly at 7:41 to accommodate businessmen. The oldest Hull organization, distinctive for charity, invites a large attendance. all you can eat for 2 cents.
Notice to contractors bids sought for erection of a new parsonage in Hull plans available at B Otten home two miles north of Hull or at Tf. Boa residence in Hull bids due April 1 2007 in hands of the building committee board reserves right to reject any or all bids By Order of the CAUCE BOARD and THE COMMITTEE
The church outlines morning and evening services for Palm Sunday. The morning topic is The Triumphal Procession and the evening sermon titled After Palm Sunday. A ten minute hymn service precedes the evening sermon. All are invited to attend.
The children of the late Mr. Fred Techen express public thanks to all who assisted during his illness death and funeral.
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