Memorial Day Observed in Hull with Procession and Address
Memorial Day in Hull featured a flag decorated town and a parade to Hope Cemetery led by Canfield's band and Co. E. GWAR posts, followed by W R C and students. After a short service by Comrade Winch, graves were decorated by G A R members and children. In the afternoon Hon. HBJ Peck of Shakopee gave an eloquent address at the Armory. attendance showed dwindling veteran ranks. Uncalled letters at Hull Post Office include J W Mohney. Notice warns against trespassing on premises near Hull.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hull
Canfield
Co. E
Hb.j. Peck
Shakopee
Mine
GQ ‘A
Public School Commencement Reflects on Class of Hall
The local high school held its public commencement at the Armory with seven graduates delivering orations and a class valedictorian praising education over wealth. The event featured decorated stages, flower arrangements, and diplomas presented by the faculty amid community celebrations.
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Fach
Amy Elliott
Elliott
Carl Wilson
Cella Putnam
Miss Putnam
Miss Vina Fie
Misa
Aimy Jensen
Eumanus
Fragmentary Text on a Primate and Candidates
A garbled excerpt describes a primate, candidates for a poll, and a preacher’s remarks. It mentions Arch Tait and Dean Bian fey, with references to nerves and art spray. The passage ends mid thought, naming Lendon Simard in an unclear context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lendon Simard
Tie Ways at Winkive and Pibbs-T Described
Fragmentary text mentions a legal or procedural matter tied to Winkive and Pibbs-T. It references a Tegu hia Ries and a Davies white, with unclear context and no named dates or outcomes. Further readable facts are not present to clarify the event or parties involved.
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Davies
Boy Learns Custard Pie Lesson From Father Tale
A child questions a proud moment of earning a nickel by delivering potatoes. The father explains saving for days and buying a custard pie from the bakery after borrowing a dollar from the baker, an act that disappoints the boy who recalls grandma’s custard pie at home.
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Pepa
Teme
Papa
Indian Face Paint Meanings and Tribal Markings Described
The article explains that traditional facial paint on American Indian individuals conveys specific social roles and tribal affiliations. It details placements across the face such as the forehead and gills, and notes how marks signify bravery, lineage, and status within a community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elena
Deaursois Magazine
Starrett Bros Special Sale Teems With Hats and Dress Goods
Starrett Bros announces a department wide sale to close out stock. Millinery balcony to be torn out as part of rebuilding. Discounted items include Pat tern hats Street hats children's trimmings ribbons and a broad range of fabrics and linens from Queen Quality to various makes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dresden
India
Richardson
Fercales
Gree & Smith
Heers
Sitkmushoe
Godman
Comical misadventure of Beerbohm Tree in first appearance
Fragmentary OCR recounts Beerbohm Tree’s quirky inaugural appearance as Piaketad with chaotic street scenes and a chaotic crowd. It mentions spectators, The Times, and a hailed pandemonium in the streets, plus a note on Max Muller’s Autobiography and Paris dispatches.
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Beerbohm Tree
Piaketad
Taris
Louis Philipne
Nankeen Rangers
Holansing
East India Company
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J. W. Mohney
Nothce
Ly Sibelty
Harley
Ispes
Will Stenberg
Minheeye
Dakota G. A. BR. Theaupioent
Milwaukee Railroad
Mire
May
Floyd
Lowa
C. M. Martin
Alt. Vernon
Hullbig
Des Moines
Scott Harrington
Round Lake
Minn
Hall
Imdus
Fred Wegener
Express
Orin Wright
Bridad
Uonu
Phair Leane
Ian Pipestone
Meg
Sarah Miller
Anndisea
Papa DeSots
Garreh
Deon
Ouisiagh
Saya
Aghia Oksur Shears
Bes Moines Register
Maine
Havana
Alabama
America
Manila
Santiago
Sissbee
Jimmy Short
Chickasha, I. Ty
Orseidy
Armory
Meri
Couret
Henry
Geneahl
Bathath
Christian Intelli- Bern
Pefentien
Verry
Dean Bianfey
Tyieener
Ee Howe
Renedhini
Fey Taonel
P. J
Daane
Isummer Goods
Sheldenu
Iowa
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