Bankrupt sale purchases total 3150 by Fairbury buyer
A buyer from Fairbury named J W Nation purchased items at the bankrupt stock sale for 3150 dollars. Accounts and notes were closed by F W Lowe and R B Willey. Six scarlet fever cases at the Brazeale home including six children are reported well after the outbreak began.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Nation
Fairbury
F. W. Lowe
R. 8
Brazeale
Ike Woods
Pleasantbury and Fairbury News Bulletin 1920
Local notices report Carl Tarnow assisting in Clark's store and various sales including 5 pounds coffee for $1 at Pearson's. Obituaries and illness updates share Mrs. Giney Ridgeway death, Mrs. Trana Taylor hospital care, and Will Garrett family travel. Multiple livestock movements and shipments to Kansas City plus a 1920 poultry, cream and butter tally of $30,084.91 at Clark's.
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Clark
Newton precinct Child Relief Fund contributors list
The report lists contributors to the Newton precinct Child Relief Fund including Elsie Franger A. H L. Gretzinger Jake Mesmer E. Webling Mrs F B Manley Carl Shelia Ripe Harold Whitnery Mrs C T Whitney M Mitchell Tekks and J W Hicks totaling 104.85 dollars.
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Newton Precinct
Gen. Geetoes Es
C. T. Whitney
M. Mitchell
J. W. Hicks
Snow Yield Under Melt Conditions
A terse note describes snow thickness yielding one ton of water when melted. It references tenmte one yield and porn conditions as factors in the conversion, focusing on the basic hydrological relation between snow depth and meltwater output.
Resourceful Statesman and the Latin Governed Realm
Sir Robert Walpole navigated a language barrier with George I by using Latin. He admitted after retirement that he governed the kingdom through the medium of bed Latin, a clever device to rule when neither English nor French could be spoken.
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Robert Walpole
George 1
Public sale notice of seized goods in Jefferson County Nebraska
By order of Lews J. Nuts man County Judge a sale of seized property is set for Saturday February 1921 at 3 PM at the Harbine Bank corner in Bairbury. The Reo Truck owned by Harry Steele is to be sold under execution in favor of Martha Styler the partnership. Sheriff F M Tippin dated January 18 181
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Lews J. Nutsman
Jefferson County
Nebraska
Marthia & Styler
Agenm Herry Steele
Harbine Bank
Bairbury
Harry Steele
F. M. Tippin, Sherif
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Lincoln
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J. A. Taylor
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