Death notice and community notices from Hull
Mrs. L. Davidson died in Sunday at the hospital in Indes pendence Louisiana Typhoia fevers were the cause. Funeral services were held at the home conducted by Rev. J. Chase and interment at Hope cemetery. Daughters Deia and Neltie arrived from Monmouth TH with relatives. Mr. Davidson's brother from Rudyard Mich. attended. A season of lectures and entertainments is planned for Hull with proceeds supporting the community. Several local marriages, resignations and social events are noted including the wedding of Miss Shaffer and Mr. Puttles of Boyden and Captain Wilkinson resigning from Company E.
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Air
Mra. CO. L. Davidss
Bull
Deia
Neltie
Monmouth
J. D. Ansupean
Davidson
Rudyard, Mich
J. &. Chase
Hope Cemetery
L. Davidson
Estelle
Emerald’ Stickney
Hull
Misses Stickney
Visi
Opera House
Lew Stoteman
Attie Shaffer
Harry O. Puttle
Boyden
Chandler
Methodist Church
Miss Shaffer
Tim Shaffer
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Fragmentary Note on Tax Collection and Missing Details
The text describes a disrupted attempt to collect taxes and levy payments, citing an individual named Moai who disputed premeriy and details remain unclear. It references authorities and delays without providing concrete outcomes or dates.
Sharks Do Kill Men Yet Stories Fail To Prove It
A Chicago crowd debates whether sharks are man eaters after Captain McLanen tells of a 21 year old incident near South Pass. A Swede, Ericsson, was pulled into danger as a tiger shark attacked during a ship rescue. The tale underscores survivor accounts versus sensational rumor.
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New York
B McLanenl m
Mississingi
Tom Wilson
South Pass
Ve Apis
Gath
Seger
Wilson
Ericsson
Vena Pim
Bim
No Way To Say No Says Warder In Witty Exchange
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Washington Star
General's Dislike For Young Officers Revealed Inodd Tale
A garbled 19th century tale recalls General Blarr at Port Wiley reacting to an arrival from West Cotut. He asks his wife to spare the young lieutenant Morrison, while the old officer and staff discuss long serving habits and the hardships of iron and steel in military life.
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Company E
Tale Otfeck
Williogon
Tory
Pampila
Capt
Geneaal Blarr
West Cotut
Port Wiley
Liguexnot Morrison
West Port
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