Notice to Creditors in the Estate of John H Friday
The creditors of the estate of John H. Friday deceased must file claims with the administrator in Jefferson county Nebraska by July 1 1910. A meeting for claim examination and allowance is set for July 1 1910 at 1 p.m. in the county court room. Claims filed after July 1 1910 will be forever barred. notice published in the Steele City Press for four weeks prior to July 1 1910.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Friday
Jefferson County
Nebraska
Steele City Press
Physician Advertises Office and Poultry Supplies
J. Taylor, physician and surgeon, announces confinement cases at his office. The notice promotes a wide range of goods including wallpaper, paints, oils, stock foods, poultry remedies, and a large selection of holiday posts. C. L Clark offers top prices for poultry.
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Post Cartel
Nebraska seed corn tests show only 27 1 2 percent viable
The Commercial club of Omaha reports that only 27 1 2 percent of corn held by Nebraska farmers for seed will grow. Tests indicate northern state corn is worthless for seed while southern seed is scarce for growers. Banks, clubs, and railroads push further testing and warnings against planting untested corn.
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Nebraska
Commercial Club of
Omaha
Commercial Club
Hollenberg Items Describe Local Social Notes
Mrs him Packer is sick at this writing. John Reynolds of Steele was seen on our street Saturday of last week. Frank Oswald left Monday for Carlton Nebraska where he has work. Mrs C H Rudkin of Hanover visited the Joseph Martin family early this week. J F Thompson from Washington came Monday to visit relatives and friends this week. Miss Ruth Graham and Marvel Hoxie were business callers at Hanover between trains Saturday last week. The little child of Mr and Mrs Bayard Clapp, seriously ill with pneumonia, is improving nicely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Him
Packer
John, Reynolds of
Steele
Frank Oswald
Carlton
Nebr
H. Rudkin
Hanover
Joseph Martin
Ruth Graham
Marvel ‘Hoxie
Nebraska bank report details from Jefferson County 1910
The statement from the bank shows assets including cash 10048 and loans 32749 90 with secured and unsecured portions. Liabilities list capital stock 5000 surplus 540 undivided profits 561 4 and deposits 28845 18 demand certificates 11576 19 cashier's checks 10 82 with due to banks 1200. The document is sworn by cashier H E Clapp before Notary Public Beal on February 19 1910.
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Wat T
County of
Jefferson
H. E. Clapp
State Banking Board
Clapp
Cropsey
L Clark
Beal
Evans
Shop invites you to inspect superior guaranteed stock
Come in and look over our stock. Our goods are of the best make and are guaranteed from top to bottom.
Farm Land Deals Offer Cheap Acreage In Four Counties
A real estate note promotes buying farms in Montgomery Wilson Elk and Chautauqua counties from 15 to 40 dollars per acre. Highlights 160 acres with 150 cultivated and 12 acres timber plus pasture, water, and a school nearby. Asking price 4500 with 3000 incumbrance and balance on easy terms.
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Montgomery
Wilson, Elk
Chautauqua Counties
Coal Always On Hand Honest Weights Ad
Coal dealer invites customers to visit for fair weights and friendly service promising honest treatment and dependable supply.
Notice to Settlers on Horse Rentals and Debts
All persons who have public or private sales and are indebted to me for the use of my horses will please remember that charges for same are due at time of sale. W. W. Carmichael.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Carmichael
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Furniture Line
Schumann
Department Store
Fairbury, Nebr
the Exchange Bank
Webster’s New International Dictionary
JG. & C. Merriam Co
Springfield
Mass
Taylor
Lumwantonds
Guy
Q. Taylor
C. L Clark Firth
the Steele City Press
J. A. Harris
Postoffice
Steele City Nebr
Garena
Hollenberg
J. F. Thompson
Washington
Exchange Bank of Steele
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H. L. Oswald
L. B. Davis & Son
Elk City
Montgomery County
Kansas
Colorado
A. H. Phelps Grain
Ed Hicks
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