What I Remember A Hull Settler Memoir Fragment
A fragmented reminiscence from Heatherwax of Palo, California, once of Hull, recalling a seventies-era journey to LeMars for work. The narrator describes packing sacks of wheat, camping in rain, and a sudden squall from a large cloud near the Dakota line, ending with a vivid image of darkness and an oncoming storm.
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Hull
LeMars
Jonz
Borthirest
Tan
Sioux Co
LeMare
Hoya Ridge
During a Sioux County Grasshopper Storm Narrative
A first person reminiscence recalls a cattle wagon storm and surrounding peril. The writer reflects on memory and faith while describing mud water and the landscape during a grasshopper era in Sioux county.
Grand Literary and Musical Entertainment by Civic Club
A grand event directed by Mrs TE features vocalists Mesia mes and others, readings by Mesdames Wilson Dame and Miller, and a pantomime by young ladies. It closes with a farce To oblige Ronson with Mr Clayton Boach na Protter. Seats on sale at the National Gan. general admission 25 cents, tax 34 cents, children under 12 15 cents.
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Loli Civic Cla
Mra. TE
Dame
Mesiames
Neveln
Putnam
Tundling
Mesdames Wilson
Miller
Mise Mouw
Siois Genter
Ronson
Clayton Boaeh Na Protter
National Gan
Taseres
Notes From Our Schools Thomas of Interest to Parents and Pupils
Reading activity dominates the upper grades as Julius Caesar and English literature are studied. First grade shows many with perfect attendance while twelfth grade awaits physics equipment from Hull Educational Institute. A pupil move to Leota Minnesota and other family visits brighten the week.
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Migs Pestt Chadwick
Julius Caesar
Ig Vending
Tyanhoe
Little Walter Pronk
Movive
Leota Minnesota
Nick Carter
Rovin
Harry. VanderLaan
Hull Educa- Sonal Institute
John Huibregise
Witte Rogelins
Bouer Sree in the ball boys
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Bouer Sree and ball boys with unclear context. Readable items include scattered phrases and possible names but no coherent event, date, or location to confirm.
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Bouer Sree
Wedding Announcement for VerHoel and Delioos Bride
VerHoel DeRove heads the bride’s parents C Delioos at a Tuesday September ceremony in Heelyeedlock. The couple, a refined pair from Derden and Delieas, are joined for life by a turdy, honorable young man and his chosen bride. The Index wishes them prosperity and happiness.
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Mes. C. Delioos
C. Verhoel
Derden
Verburg and Oranje Unite in Marriage at Home
On Thursday September 2 1905 at the home of Mr and Mrs John Oranie Rev tortilin officiating the marriage of Mr Bert Verburg and Miss Mary Oranje was performed The couple are known to readers as well suited and will begin housekeeping on the bride s parents farm with many friends wishing them happiness and prosperity through life
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John Oranie
Tortilin
Bert Verburg
Mary Oranje
Hein
No Reason for Two Trips to Doctor in Ailing Wife Case
Patrick visits the doctor to report his wife’s illness and brings back a prescribed remedy. The physician explains directions and promises a follow up if relief is not found, while Patrick confronts the doctor about the treatment and questions the advice.
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Atrick
Patrick
Dinky
Tatrick
Fragmented OCR reminiscence on cholera and life
A garbled OCR passage mentions Chamberlain's Cotte Chalera and a phrase about diarrhea, with scattered words like life and sow. The text is incomplete and lacks clear event or context.
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Hull Jeweler
WM. Shimp & Son
Pittsburgh
John Jantzen
Iowa
Mape Cray
Heatherwax
Palo, Fa
Raspine
Sioux County
Thomas
VerHoel-DeRove
Verberg-Oranje
Nymeyer’s Hardware
Num
Scribers
Mium
Aine Smith
City Dray
AL Patna
Abe
Railroad and Telegraph
A.rr
America
Reading Railroad
Farnish Bost
Rocky Mis
Rockies
Cincine Natti
Morse School of Telegraphy
OMETH
Atlanta
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