Market Reports Wheat Milling Prices
Milling wheat prices show small shifts with Gorm at 65 to 66, Hariey around 60, and dG Hone at 5.19. Traders note modest demand and steady supply as futures whisper steady ranges in early trading.
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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1908
Page
5
Milling wheat prices show small shifts with Gorm at 65 to 66, Hariey around 60, and dG Hone at 5.19. Traders note modest demand and steady supply as futures whisper steady ranges in early trading.
Local news items from Hull and Rock Valley include visits by D. Hollandbeck and George Wilgon, Grandfather Funk returning from Boyden, and Coulomb discounts at Hull Jewelry. Notices mention a ministerial anniversary for Rev. A W Delmer, farm and poultry products, and upcoming promotions at Jantzen Co. The Index offers a combined subscription deal and updates on church painting, school events, visitors, and Colorado farm prospects with John Sipma.
Notice is hereby given that on the Sunday of May 79 the District Court of Stonx County Iowa appointed J H Braver administrator of the estate of Carl Ti Breuer late of said county. All creditors must present claims to the court for allowance and debtors shall pay the administrator. Dated May 1958. Van Isterhont and Haspers lawyers for the estate.
A notice invites women to open an account with the First National Bank of Hail. It mentions obtaining one live check book and cases, though text is garbled.
A scattered town column notes residents and visitors including Carmi Hodge in Mason City and Mrs Layton in LeMars. It mentions painters, surveyor Sawyer, and family travels to Sioux City and Kansas City, with school events, church plans, and a 20 percent store sale through June 15.
Local businesses agree to close all day May 30 for Decoration Day. Signatories include G W Lensink H Kloek John Schurman Nymeyer Bros G P Hundiirg Weir and Putnam J A Jantzen and Co Muilenburge and VanDeBerg Mrs A Schweiger.
A crowded Hull column reports Ailsa Mattson seizing her sister at Dean, concerts by the Siedx Concert Band, new awnings on Hull storefronts, and a runabout car visit from Shel ach. It notes a Memorial Day program, Fourth of July plans, and various parish, school, and civic happenings with multiple local names and places.
An old subscription appeal offers The Sioux City Daily News at 1.00 per year with market reports and world news, promising impartial coverage. Readers are urged to remit 1.00 to receive a year of daily issues and to support the paper through the editor.
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