20 Oct 1905
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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1905
Page
1
A fragmented reminiscence recounts a 878 September encounter with a Sheldon traveler who mocked a railroad through the area. The speaker recalls long-ago settlers, a town named Paterson, and a boast about a singing boy who could have sparked widespread land sales.
A memory piece recalls a railroad survey near Sheldon west to the Noak River during autumn and early November era. The narrator reflects on a bet, a failed project, and nostalgic scenes of engineers, grade stakes, and vernacular anecdotes about pigs, a singer, and a peculiar street memory in Sioux County.
School notes recall Warrall Thotoss son of Wev Thomas who moved with his parents to Missouri over a year ago and died of consumption in September. The column lists classmates, attendance, visitors, and various school activities and rumors about student life including notices of absences, exams, and local anecdotes.
The following Petit Jurors are summoned to appear at 10 o'clock a. m. in the Court House Orange City on November 1 for the November Term: L. Il Slikkerveer Holland. daha Krase Sheridan. d. Werta West Branch. John Schemmel Mast Orange. J. Warntjes Wess Branch. H. Van Nyhnis Geant. G.W. Kent Tack. John Robines Jon. John venaquer Lyon. J. Curtis Lineal. In CL Sutar Sioux Awe Siewahnis Plos.d. A Sliesers. MM. Vankanpou Niseida. Teery Vander Wilt Sheridan ae.
A colorful reminiscence recalls how General Fitzhugh Lee cited a debate over Cain's marriage. A black preacher challenges the notion that Cain married in Nod, arguing the Bible names only Adam and Eve on earth then. The exchange highlights questions about biblical lineage and interpretation.
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