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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1909
Page
4
Store invites customers to shop during a quiet season and enjoy moving goods across furniture carpets and curtains. Recent Combination Sale proved popular with many items sold and satisfaction voiced by customers and staff.
Creditors of John W. Clark deceased must present claims to County Judge Co C Boyle at the Jefferson County courthouse, January 10 1910 at 1 PM for examination and allowance. Claims not filed by January 10 1910 are barred. notice published in Steele City Press for four weeks.
In Jefferson County Nebraska the County Court hears a 1909 adoption petition for Irene Williams filed by Bernhard and Elizabeth Ratzlaff. The Zoëing Institute of Omaha filed relinquishment and consent. objections must be presented at the court on the specified hearing date and time.
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Creditors of Catharine Clark deceased in Jefferson County Nebraska must appear at the county court room in Sai County on January 10, 1910 at 1:00 PM to present claims for examination and adjustment before the executor.
The item notes C. G. Catlin running for county treasurer as a non machine politician trusted by voters for integrity and merit. Also mentions Gus Emory selling property to Jesse Hunnicutt for $500 and expects to farm next year. Weather reports include heavy rainfall last Sunday night and light showers since. Corn is in excellent condition and favorable for growth.
The season brings machinery trouble and a skilled troubleshooter is ready to assist day and night. He helps diagnose issues and keeps equipment running smoothly to prevent downtime for farmers.
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