Payette County Clerk Adjustment Notice
Fragmentary OCR reads as a payroll or fee adjustment notice in Payette County with unclear dates and names. details are unreadable but indicates a formal clerical action requiring attention.
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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1917
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR reads as a payroll or fee adjustment notice in Payette County with unclear dates and names. details are unreadable but indicates a formal clerical action requiring attention.
Fragmentary OCR notes show a 1984 reference tied to a city event in Nebraska with March timing. The readable bits point to a local gathering or conference referenced as Nebraskes Corgre.
A damaged OCR fragment presents a verse urging Ring out the old and ring in the new. It references shedding false pride and corruption while welcoming nobler laws, truth, peace, and the Christ to be. The archaic cadence and repetitive phrases resemble a civic or poems collection excerpt.
The sale drew many buyers and produced about ten thousand dollars in total. Nine thousand was paid in cash and some buyers requested terms or short terms. The auctioneer said it was the best sale in years. Correll plans to move to Holtenberg to take over J. W. Nation's general merchandise store at the start of the year.
The correspondence lists holiday gatherings and visits including Clarence Price and family at Granvil Williams home, Kim Bower and family at Will Bower home, Minnie Malachy with Mrs Charlie Comp ton, and multiple others sharing Christmas dinner with Will Jones Jr and Sr. plus Charlie Compton. Children and extended relatives attended various dinners across local households.
Born to Mr and Mrs Will Seitz a son on December 20. Mrs James Hannah hosted a dinner with Ada visiting. Cor Tell's sale drew a large crowd and everything sold well. Ira Harper and family visited Adams Nebraska for a day trip. Wealthy Babcock from Lawrence vacationing with Asche and Lela. Zweifel and Ames families spent Christmas at Albert Zweifel's near Fairbury. Bee beans and tracts from Nebraska. Visit to brother Will at Rabby Nebraska.
The column records various families visiting relatives over Christmas and New Year. Mentions include Mr and Mrs Frank Wells in Pear Fairbury, C W Shughter and family visiting Christine in Husun, and S E Kellie with family celebrating Christmas. Alber Shepherd and others are noted as store caretaker during absences. The Birthda y Box fundraiser at the school raised around 14 dollars for Syrians and Armenias relief.
Anton Lack, a twenty four year old farmer, was injured in an automobile accident and taken to a hospital. He claimed his charmed name protected him and his companions from harm as they rode home in a party of five. The crash left several shaken but unharmed, with Lack insisting the name spared them.
Chief Surgeon Vincent distributes powder antiseptic for immediate wound care to soldiers. The mix is chloride of lime with boracic acid in a powder, delivered with glass blow tubes. The method causes no pain and follows Dr. Carter’s hypochlorite antiseptic concept.
Japan advances work on a major battleship project as navy modernization continues. Officials say progress is steady and the vessel will bolster fleet capabilities amid regional strategic tensions.
In Henretta Well the remark notes a student from my class being called the handsomest in school. The line reflects casual gossip among classmates about appearance and social standing.
Fragmentary chatter describes a tense moment as a hunter asks a stranger if they have taken game while the other responds uncertainly about awaiting release. The dialogue hints at a broader suspenseful scene without clear outcome.
Notice in Jefferson County Nebraska announces a hearing on the petition of Lewis Barber and Bessie Barber for the adoption of Mabel Johnston. The court will hear objections on January 28, 1918 at nine o'clock AM before County Judge Lou J. Nutzman.
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