Hull Daily notes local arrivals deaths and civic life
A Ver Steeg visited Grande City this week while Charles Beckman returned from Des Moines on Wednesday. Will Wiersma recently received ears of corn from Minnesota. Several residents including Henry Funek and E R Graham traveled to Chicago with stock. Mr and Mrs Tee Hoeven attended the funeral of Mr and Mrs Jake Hoever’s first son in Sioux Center yesterday. Local residents became naturalized as they received citizenship papers this week, including John Pleunder and others. A barroom exchange and old-time pioneer Murry’s funeral are noted in Hull. Success Magazine seeks renewals agents in Hull.
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Mef
Tee Hoeven
Jake ‘Hoever
Firtte
Sioux Center
Hull
Highmore
Dakorir
Barney Murry
Alfred
Sebich
Frank
T. Murry
Dakota
School Notes and 1910 Debate on Equal Wages
Notes show student Lapa Hunt absent from Mind grade on Wednesday while speculation about a groundhog shadow midday. Mr Ry Rombdugl on vacation due to illness. Mita Din teaches in his place. Debate set for afternoon with the question Resolve that women should receive the same wages as men for works of equal value, with Mabella Reimang and Eva Wier as affirmatives and Herman Koeiker and Ben Saeger as negatives.
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Lapa Hunt
Ry Rombdugl
Mita Din
Mabella Reimang
Eva Wier
Herman Koeiker
Ben Saeger
Strange Changes in a Boyhood Tale from Harper's Bazaar
A cryptic fragment from Harper’s Bazaar recalls a boy whose unseen sleep and waking alter his future. The narrative hints at strange transformations and a path from not waking to wealth through unusual events and symbolic acts.
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Kulcker
Bocker
Tim
Harper's Bazar
Trouble For Fr
A fragmented OCR item mentions a dispute or insult directed at a father figure and a colloquial exchange about wind and salt. The text includes scattered terms like Houston and Port, suggesting a maritime or place reference. The readable parts imply a person addressing or criticizing a priestly figure in a regional setting.
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Houston
Port
Merchant of the town urged to pay overdue subscription
A fragmented notice urges the town merchant to settle a long overdue subscription. The text hints at entry into the game and daily routines, reflecting a missing or garbled OCR snippet from a local era.
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Colorado
Canada
C. N. Sawyer
Ac Cal Avent
Voted the ticket and faced the bill on reforms
A speaker recalls voting the ticket and entering the fray as promises of fixing things arise. The narrative hints at a broad bill and wine men gathering, with concerns that the measure will burden the people and affect the caf fera.
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Des Moines
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L. W. Man Wyk
Charles Oelrich
Chigagad
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Cout
John Pleunder
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Bert van Dyk
Aart Uisenborgaard Spd
Harryiend
Gervit
Success Magazine
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Suedées Magazine
New York City
N.Y
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Fred
G. Gon _rad
Sig; Brown’ of
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Mr. Strong
Mr. 5
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Strong
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Senge
Johnnie Dull
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