Taylor Physician and Surgeon Ad
Advertisement for J. S. Taylor physician and surgeon offering confinement services with payment in cash. Office located first door west of the lumber yard with a listed phone number.
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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1910
Page
4
Advertisement for J. S. Taylor physician and surgeon offering confinement services with payment in cash. Office located first door west of the lumber yard with a listed phone number.
A final mail matter dated November 2 and a post office action at Steele Nebraska are listed under Act 3 of Congress, March 3. The readable fragment indicates official postal scheduling or designation with legal basis cited.
Charles Henry Nash born August 9 1871 in Nodaway Missouri died February 7 1910 at age 38 years 5 months 28 days. He lived in Steele City and McCook Nebraska and worked as a Burlington freight conductor. He left a wife Elizabeth two children Alice 12 Ona 9 and surviving parents and siblings. A large circle of friends mourn his loss.
A 400 acre farm in Washington County Kansas is offered for sale. Write to W H Crane Steele City for details.
Card of Thanks expresses heartfelt gratitude for kind acts and floral offerings after the death of the darling. Also notes the county commissioners' decision to purchase a clock for the courthouse tower with illuminated dials and a striking mechanism heard at a distance. A poultry price notice by J. Clark is mentioned.
The speaker thanks farmers and others in the territory for past patronage and asks for continued business in the coming season. Debts for horse use are due at sale time and should be settled with me or H. E. Clapp at Exchange Bank.
Creditors of the estate of John H Friday deceased must meet the administrator before the county judge of Jefferson Nebraska at the county courthouse. The meeting is on the first day of July 1910 at 1 p.m. to present claims for examination and allowance within six months from December 23. All claims must be filed by July 1 1910 or be barred, with notice to Steele City Press.
New owner announces continuation of G. E. Reynolds & Son’s Farm Machinery Buggy Wagon and Harness business in Steele City. He commits to serving farmers needs including Pump and Windmill work and repairs. Open invitation to visit for purchases or consultation.
The advertisement markets farms in Montgomery Wilson Elk and Chautauqua counties ranging from small tracts to stock ranches. Prices span 15 to 400 dollars per acre with well improved bottom farms near the high end. Agents note they act for landowners and earn a single commission, denying options and extra charges.
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