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In the late autumn of 1999, I spent three weeks in the unincorporated township of St. Agnes, Minnesota, helping a retired county historian digitize seventy years of town records. The building was a converted grain elevator with a single oil heater that never quite reached the second floor. The historian was a woman named Mavis Gunderson, who wore a cardigan even indoors and kept a thermos of black coffee on her desk at all times. She told me on the first day that the archive was haunted — not by ghosts, she said, but by gaps. Pages that had been torn out. Years that had been erased. And in the back of a filing cabinet, in a folder labeled 'Church Minutes, 1929–1931,' I found a single sheet of paper that someone had forgotten to destroy. It listed seventeen names, a date, and a procedure. The handwriting was neat, the ink was black, and the page number in the top right corner was '1 of 1.' That night, alone in the grain elevator, I started to understand what the gaps were hiding. This is the story of what I read on that page, and what happened when I tried to put it back.

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