Recount of Local Notices and Events in Fairbury
Local briefs include travel reports, sales, and social notes. Wallace Palmer suffers chicken pox. Hogs and farm sales noted. The Reidy Blauvelt Show plays at the opera house tonight and tomorrow. F L Drake and James Cassel visit from Norton. A railroad depot project gains cinder deliveries. weather turns cold with minor snowfall.
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Reidy-Blauveit
Opera House
Reidy-Blauvelt Show Co
L. L. Earhart
Camp Funston
Steele City Teams Open Season With Double Victory
Steele City high school opened the basketball season with wins over Alexandria and Diller. The girls beat Alexandria 44 to 33 and 20 to 4 in earlier action, while the Steele City boys edged to a 29 to 19 victory over Alexandria and held a close, low scoring win over Diller in a spirited rivalry.
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Steele City High School
Alexandria
Amaa
Steele City
Notage
Diler High School
Diller
Sceele City
Did You Get One This Week About Arrears Subscriptions
Statements were sent to subscribers in arrears this week. Recipients are urged to call or mail the overdue amount. Some may claim they were unaware of the arrears. the notices aim to prompt prompt payment and raise funds.
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Jan
Reading Circle Meet Set At County Superintendent Office
The Fairbury division of the Reading Circle class will meet in the county superintendent's office December 15 at 1 30 o'clock. Be on time. The State Department informs me that a flag and flagstaff should be on the grounds of every public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairbury
Reading Circle
State Department
Notice to Farmers Organizes Livestock Cooperative
A local Farmers' Cooperative Union has been formed to handle livestock for direct ship to market centers. Notify B. A. Greenwood, manager, with any amount of stock, even a single hog or cow. He will record it and alert when there is enough to form a car load for shipment. Open to all, farmers or not.
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Farmers’ Cooperative Union
B. A. Greenwood
Mozart M Mertis Born Blue Springs Nebraska 1889
Mozart M Mertis was born November 21 1889 in Blue Springs Nebraska. After schooling he moved to California in 1912 and returned with his mother to Endicott to die December 6 1917. He leaves his mother Mrs K C Mortis and a brother Eddie. He is buried near the Little German Church west of Summerfield Kansas.
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Mozart M. Mertis
Blue Springs
Neb
California
Geo. Puffinbarger
Endicott
Eddie
K. C. Mortis
Summerfield
Kansas
Nebraska Hog Campaign Promises Profitable Production
Prospects for profitable hog farming are bright as demand stays strong and supply is limited. A Nebraska campaign aims to raise hog numbers by 20 percent next year with Food Administration support and government guarantees to ensure farmer profitability. The Agricultural Extension Service and field workers will assist farmers in adding one sow for every five farrowed last spring.
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Food Administration
Nebraska
Agricultural Extension Service
the State University
Market Lingo in a Busy Shop of Words
A quirky jumble of phrases about stocks and bonds echoes a busy street scene. The text plays with financial terms and casual chatter, imagining a trader’s toast to gains and losses in a playful, urban voice.
Liberal spender questioned for lavish use of funds
A quote frames a political figure as a liberal spender, describing him as very lavish with money, implying potential misappropriation or excessive grants. The remark underscores concern over fiscal conduct and integrity in spending.
Also Mentioned on This Page
C. I. Clark
Ford Automobiles
F. V. Lowe
G A. Hamsey
A. H. Phelps
Beatrice
Wallace Palmer
E. A. Correll
E. Hamsey
O. G. Savage
Iam
C.C Andrews
Elton Bugbee
Camp Cody
C. S. Clark
Leo Forsha
Omaha
F. L. Drake
James Cassel
Norton
C. Darling
Russ Pickering
Fred Lohmeyer
Idaho Falls
Idaho
State Journal
Ernest K. Ellermeier
Quartermasters Corps
Cletus Bugbee
J. R.zweifel
Otto Heckathorn
Walthill
Nebr
F. Crinkie
W. C. Palmer
Colorado
Cheyenne County
A. D. Rogers
Bertha Carr
Etta Cole
Opal
Geo. Bloom
Alma
A. M. Wilcox
H. H. Adee
Mabel
Olwena Wehblingz
Lulu Petsch
Miss Lain
Winnie Carr
Henry Abrams, Co
Mall
Pearl White
Hazel L. Grimm & Co
Taylor’s Pharmacy
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