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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1907
Page
5
Market notes list wheat at 86 and 88 for July contracts with 48 for other classes. Oats quoted at 3B. Hog futures seen around 4.25 per unit as price activity appears mixed.
A patchwork page reports lost keys returned to owner at a jewelry store, holiday shopping notes, church announcements on Temperance Sunday, local business updates including painting, baking and factory visits, and community events. Also includes theater reminiscence and a long dramatic retelling of Macbeth from a school audience.
The notice advertises a bundle deal for multiple publications including The Tees The Sionwx ity Daily News and The farm Magazine with varying terms and prices. It urges current subscribers to settle arrears and prepay to receive the liberal combination pricing.
In Hull November 15 1907 a citizen apologizes for defamatory remarks about Latesas Bros. in the Vrije Hollander. He states he purchased nothing, regrets any harm caused, and clarifies the misinterpretation of the article.
Former customers urged to call and settle debts as owner closes books after selling restaurant business. Announcement notes relocation to Claerbout furniture store for new venture. Signed by C. W. Claerbout, PD, ip. You’re respectfully, Tam.
The Eighth Grade will hold a public exam on the geography of the United States and its island possessions on Wednesday, followed by a spelling match on difficult words. A short program by the Seventh Grade will close the event. all interested are invited.
The scene shows Lady Macbeth advising secrecy after Banquo’s murder. She warns Macbeth danger grows if guests learn of the crime. The queen urges silence as she dismisses the visitors to keep the deed hidden.
The Delineator launches a nationwide child rescue drive urging Americans to adopt or foster needy children. It highlights 2,000,000 homes without children and 25.5 million children in New York seeking loving homes, noting initial strong but cautious response and broad public appeal.
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